Prospect Alert: Spring Sensations

Posts: 4543 · Posted: Apr 08, 2005 8:51 pm

Prospect Alert: Spring Sensations

Welcome back to another season of “Prospect Alert.” We’re back into the swing of things, and appreciate your support. Check...

Posts: 324 · FIC Veteran Joined: 17 Jan 2005 Posts: 324

Taveras seems to have potential as a steals source this year. How many sb do you think he'll end up with?

Posts: 1581 · Posted: Apr 09, 2005 1:13 pm

brianM wrote:

Taveras seems to have potential as a steals source this year. How many sb do you think he'll end up with?

If Taveras plays the entire year, he would likely be in the 40-50 steal range.

Posts: 1 · FIC Rookie Joined: 29 Apr 2006 Posts: 1

When you say:' Brad Hawpe deserves a spot on NL-Only leagues and is worth watching for Keeper leagues'what makes him(or other players)good for AL or NL leagues but maybe not for MIXED Leagues??I thougt Hawpe was a well-rounded player.I'd appreciate it if you could clearify the difference in requirements that make a player better Qualified for one league then say the Mixed league.?-Much Thanks-jcneilson@msn.com

Posts: 9996 · Posted: Apr 29, 2006 9:24 am

Kytumie wrote:

When you say:' Brad Hawpe deserves a spot on NL-Only leagues and is worth watching for Keeper leagues'what makes him(or other players)good for AL or NL leagues but maybe not for MIXED Leagues??I thougt Hawpe was a well-rounded player.I'd appreciate it if you could clearify the difference in requirements that make a player better Qualified for one league then say the Mixed league.?-Much Thanks-jcneilson@msn.com

Well...this article is a year old and Hawpe's probably good to have in any league now, but I'm sure what Richie meant was that because the depth in mixed leagues is obviously deeper than it is in NL or AL only leagues, there may still be better available players than him in a mixed league.

Posts: 3314 · Posted: Apr 29, 2006 9:56 am

it is a year old.