Have you ever wondered how many games a team full of Albert Pujols’ would win in a season? Thanks to the people over at Baseball Reference you can do just that. Oh, and by the way, it’s 120 games.
Have you ever wondered how many games a team full of Albert Pujols’ would win in a season? Thanks to the people over at Baseball Reference you can do just that. Oh, and by the way, it’s 120 games.
Since Opening Day is a week away (wow!), I thought this would be a good time to post one of the several emails we’ve received regarding post-draft advice/analysis. This one comes from Eric.
With the season quickly approaching and fantasy baseball drafts in full force, it’s time we take a look at some average draft positions that I think are too high or too low for my liking.
In our fifth case, we have the Plaintiff, Mr. Ben Zobrist, vs. the Defendant, Mr. Brian Roberts. Mr. Zobrist claims that he is more deserving of being your starting second basemen and as a result, should be drafted ahead of Mr. Roberts.
Last year’s second basemen were not your father’s (older brother’s?) second basemen. If you were in a 10 team league chances are you ended up with a highly productive second baseman on your hands.
Surprise seasons snuck into the top 5 at second base with Aaron Hill and Ben Zobrist providing extra depth atop draft boards, but who else emerged and who faded faster than Roger Clemens’ reputation?