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  1. I used wOBA because wRC+ is a silly way to look at the effect Coors has had on his performance. Though now that I check, his 101 road wRC+ is legitimately bizarre. Anyway, the point is that his value is tied to Coors, and it really isn't debateable.
  2. It shouldn't have. A one-season split like that is pretty meaningless. He has a 0.324 wOBA on the road in his career, and has a career 121 wRC+. Steamer has him at 120 and ZiPS 116. That's worse than Billy Butler and Brandon Belt. He's good, but he loses a ton of value outside Coors. And that's beside the fact that he's probably going to play less than 75% of the schedule in a given season.
  3. Maybe, but betting on his health from 29 onward when he's averaged less than 120 games per year since breaking into the league is probably not a good idea. And so much of his value is tied to Coors. He's a 115-120 wRC+ guy. Good, but not outstanding. I dunno, I just don't trust him long-term.
  4. I wouldn't. Yelich is a borderline top-50 player in our format this year at 22, and I expect him to grow into more power. He's really, really good and has 6 years and health on CarGo. I don't think Gonzalez is going to age gracefully.
  5. CarGo post aside, those are pretty week. Dig deeper. Also, Yelich is so studly.
  6. Ouch. He might just be finished as a good reliever. It really is a shame they didn't sell.
  7. Finish the job and find pre- and post- average velo plz. Thx
  8. It would be interesting to see his velo pre- and post-flu. Because he's at 89 on the season now, but he might actually be sitting 87 or 88 right now.
  9. I think I predicted 78. Definitely looks possible now.
  10. At his current level, a reasonable salary is like 600K + a bonus or two. Velo down to 89 and he's not fooling anybody.
  11. Is this the BBDL thread? Silvergun slumming it in the gutters.
  12. I see what you're doing here, and I don't like it.
  13. So after trading Salazar for Belt before the season... I might be looking to move Belt for a starter again. He's had two freak injuries this year (hit in the hand, and hit in the mellon), but both Steamer and ZiPS have him as a 125+ wRC+ guy, and he's just 26 years old. I'm looking for a pretty good young starter here.
  14. Yeah, Valencia is good at a few things that could make him useful. He can be Lind's platoon partner at DH/1B, and he can be part of a 3B platoon if Lawrie plays 2B or gets injured, and he can play 1B. A competent team can probably squeeze a win out of him if he's used properly.
  15. Felix and Kuma combining for like 12 wins this year goes a loooong way, especially with Young having one of the luckiest seasons ever.
  16. Sheeeeit, GD throwing down the hammer.
  17. It's sad because I'm pretty sure they were friends IRL before a falling out over fantasy baseball.
  18. They're winning in spite of him. There are only 4 players on the team that are league-average or better, and one was inherited while another signed a $240 million contract.
  19. Mariners extend Jack Z lol.
  20. So everything has been processed correctly now, right?
  21. I have a hard time seeing Marisnick as a fantasy-relevant guy, but Harvey and Taveras are nice building blocks who should be full-time contributors next year. It's going to be very interesting to see if turning Rendon into Taveras was a wise decision.
  22. Boxy is probaby a lock for 20th next year too, but he could make some noise and challenge for 15th or so by 2016 IMO.
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