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3 days in a row he hasn't used him in close games. Eyeroll. He's probably their best reliever just by default.
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Seager is Correa's age and has a considerably more impressive resume.
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Yeah I'm not going all the way back to the Chad Jenkins over Trout days.
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This draft talk is depressing, I just got reminded that we took D.J. Davis over Corey Seager and Max Pentecost over Trea Turner.
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That's a hot take right there! I'd take Bryant IRL, only because I'm not convinced that Seager's D will rate as well going forward. He's more likely to move to 3B than Correa IMO, but I don't see either one moving in the next 3 years.
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Maybe it's a case of loving what you have, but I wouldn't trade Corey Seager for Correa, and I'd trade Seager for Bryant without hesitation.
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I wouldn't, no. Bryant's fantasy ceiling is just stupid, and I don't think positional scarcity makes up the difference.
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That's actually super tough. Appel is a definite zero but Buxton is quickly approaching dynasty dropability. I'd probably take the Bryant end cause he's just such a monster. Correa is less actualized.
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They should also mention how the Stros passed on Kris Bryant for Mark Appel, tho.
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OIC, NJH is just butthurt then cuz he got beat to the punch. Got it.
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You may be right, but TBH I don't think Musgrove is anything special. I don't think he's ever going to be an SP1, 2, or 3 in this format. I offered like Joe Jimenez and a 2nd for Musgrove.
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He's not terrible from a fantasy perspective. 31 HR and an .820 OPS, that's actually pretty good. He's pretty much like a Jay Bruce clone... he's useful as a second bat unless his defence becomes so s***** that no team will actually play him. And the Diamondbacks are dumb AF, so that won't happen.
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No, but I'm flattered and interested. TCA contacted me about a three-way but I think he was just being a cocktease.
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I was thinking more like an actual SP, mid-to-back end type.
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There's not much utility in carrying 7 RPs tho Anybody wanna trade a SP for Koda Glover, Joe Jimenez, or Kevin Siegrist?
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Actually Nicasio could be a good RP, I take it back.
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Both those guys probably suck tho. That said, Brad Hand sucked as a starter... so maybe?
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Brad Hand was a deep fantasy godsend last year. Edwin Diaz and Colome also. This year it looks like Raisel Iglesias and maybe Archie Bradley.
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All of the above. It's pretty easy to check which RPs have gone two days in a row, and unless they're Andrew Miller, they probably won't go 3.
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Most days you have at least one RP not playing, so I think there's good utility in carrying 6 (assuming they're helpful). It also helps if you have a split between SV guys and HLD guys, so when the weekend comes you can play to the categories that are still undecided.
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It's good to have volume, but you don't always have to use it. I tend to like to get 1 or 2 aces, an elite bullpen, and then just patch together the rest of the rotation and pick up mid rotation arms when I can. They usually become available throughout the season.
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7 or 8 SP is ideal, 6 RP, and 2-3 bench bats for versatility.
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I would bid on Moose but I don't have the pitching depth to trade. I don't even really have a 6th starter.
