Questions
Mitch Moreland
M. Moreland
1B
BOS @ LAA
Projected FP: 8.57
Proj FP: 8.57
Danny Valencia
D. Valencia
3B/2B
NYY @ SEA
Projected FP: 7.36
Proj FP: 7.36
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Los Angeles Dodgers
LAD
ATL @ LAD
Projected Runs: 4.42
Proj Runs: 4.42
Atlanta Braves
ATL
ATL @ LAD
Projected Runs: 3.05
Proj Runs: 3.05
Adam Tallman
nathan leimeister
Thomas Woodruff
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0Austan Kas (538 Reputation Points)That's a great question. I passed it along to Jim Sannes, who does our mailbag. He'll break it down for ya in the next edition of our MLB mailbag!
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Los Angeles Angels
LAA
BOS @ LAA
Projected Runs: 3.39
Proj Runs: 3.39
Boston Red Sox
BOS
BOS @ LAA
Projected Runs: 4.34
Proj Runs: 4.34
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San Francisco Giants
SF
SD @ SF
Projected Runs: 3.54
Proj Runs: 3.54
San Diego Padres
SD
SD @ SF
Projected Runs: 3.52
Proj Runs: 3.52
Jason K
Nate Stoudt
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0Matt Dirzulaitis (468 Reputation Points)If you can keep 10 players every year, I think I would always side with keeping the young player with upside all things equal. So while Matt Kemp may have a better season next year, I would probably keep Jameson Taillon.
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-1Son Nguyen (500 Reputation Points)asdf
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0Austan Kas (538 Reputation Points)Week 1
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Arizona Diamondbacks
ARI
WSH @ ARI
Projected Runs: 4.69
Proj Runs: 4.69
Washington Nationals
WSH
WSH @ ARI
Projected Runs: 4.48
Proj Runs: 4.48
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Seattle Mariners
SEA
NYY @ SEA
Projected Runs: 3.91
Proj Runs: 3.91
New York Yankees
NYY
NYY @ SEA
Projected Runs: 4.11
Proj Runs: 4.11
Larry Wetzel
JUSTIN TRAHAN
John Velez
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2Keith Goldner (586 Reputation Points)Yes, based on the money lines and total provided by vegas
Nate Stoudt
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0Austan Kas (538 Reputation Points)On it's face, assuming you could keep Kershaw next season, I think I would do the deal. Kershaw is incredible and clearly the top pitcher in fantasy baseball. I may wait a week or so until there is some more concrete news regarding his injury, as the term "indefinitely" is always terrifying. Mazara is having a good rookie year and produced at every level throughout the minors. There's no reason to think he won't be a good player for a long time. Stanton obviously provides elite power numbers, but Wainwright is having one of the worst seasons of his career. Getting ready to turn 35, it's safe to wonder if he's declining for good.
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0Austan Kas (538 Reputation Points)Crawford and Story are the better players. I'd try to deal Anderson. He's hitting with power so far, but Anderson doesn't have much of a track record of power in the minors. Story may never again have a stretch like he did earlier this season, but he's going to get to play half his games in Coors and should be able to hit about 20-30 jacks per year -- which is incredibly valuable as a SS. Crawford, by all accounts, is going to be a very good player. He derives some value from his defense, which doesn't help in fantasy, but he's been a top-rated prospect for a while and has produced at every level.
With all that said, I think you could get more in return if you dealt Crawford or Story. Even though I think Crawford will be the better player, Story would probably be the most attractive trade piece right now since he's done it at the big-league level. If you're not concerned with 2016, I'd probably start by dangling him and seeing if anyone is willing to blow you away with an offer.
Mitch Moreland
M. Moreland
1B
BOS @ LAA
Projected FP: 8.57
Proj FP: 8.57
Danny Valencia
D. Valencia
3B/2B
NYY @ SEA
Projected FP: 7.36
Proj FP: 7.36
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Arizona Diamondbacks
ARI
WSH @ ARI
Projected Runs: 4.69
Proj Runs: 4.69
Washington Nationals
WSH
WSH @ ARI
Projected Runs: 4.48
Proj Runs: 4.48
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San Francisco Giants
SF
SD @ SF
Projected Runs: 3.54
Proj Runs: 3.54
San Diego Padres
SD
SD @ SF
Projected Runs: 3.52
Proj Runs: 3.52
Larry Wetzel
Jason K
nathan leimeister
John Velez
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2Keith Goldner (586 Reputation Points)Yes, based on the money lines and total provided by vegas
Nate Stoudt
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0Austan Kas (538 Reputation Points)On it's face, assuming you could keep Kershaw next season, I think I would do the deal. Kershaw is incredible and clearly the top pitcher in fantasy baseball. I may wait a week or so until there is some more concrete news regarding his injury, as the term "indefinitely" is always terrifying. Mazara is having a good rookie year and produced at every level throughout the minors. There's no reason to think he won't be a good player for a long time. Stanton obviously provides elite power numbers, but Wainwright is having one of the worst seasons of his career. Getting ready to turn 35, it's safe to wonder if he's declining for good.
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0Austan Kas (538 Reputation Points)Week 1
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Los Angeles Angels
LAA
BOS @ LAA
Projected Runs: 3.39
Proj Runs: 3.39
Boston Red Sox
BOS
BOS @ LAA
Projected Runs: 4.34
Proj Runs: 4.34
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Los Angeles Dodgers
LAD
ATL @ LAD
Projected Runs: 4.42
Proj Runs: 4.42
Atlanta Braves
ATL
ATL @ LAD
Projected Runs: 3.05
Proj Runs: 3.05
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Seattle Mariners
SEA
NYY @ SEA
Projected Runs: 3.91
Proj Runs: 3.91
New York Yankees
NYY
NYY @ SEA
Projected Runs: 4.11
Proj Runs: 4.11
Adam Tallman
JUSTIN TRAHAN
Thomas Woodruff
Nate Stoudt
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0Matt Dirzulaitis (468 Reputation Points)If you can keep 10 players every year, I think I would always side with keeping the young player with upside all things equal. So while Matt Kemp may have a better season next year, I would probably keep Jameson Taillon.
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-1Son Nguyen (500 Reputation Points)asdf
p j
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0Austan Kas (538 Reputation Points)That's a great question. I passed it along to Jim Sannes, who does our mailbag. He'll break it down for ya in the next edition of our MLB mailbag!
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0Austan Kas (538 Reputation Points)Crawford and Story are the better players. I'd try to deal Anderson. He's hitting with power so far, but Anderson doesn't have much of a track record of power in the minors. Story may never again have a stretch like he did earlier this season, but he's going to get to play half his games in Coors and should be able to hit about 20-30 jacks per year -- which is incredibly valuable as a SS. Crawford, by all accounts, is going to be a very good player. He derives some value from his defense, which doesn't help in fantasy, but he's been a top-rated prospect for a while and has produced at every level.
With all that said, I think you could get more in return if you dealt Crawford or Story. Even though I think Crawford will be the better player, Story would probably be the most attractive trade piece right now since he's done it at the big-league level. If you're not concerned with 2016, I'd probably start by dangling him and seeing if anyone is willing to blow you away with an offer.
Mitch Moreland
M. Moreland
1B
BOS @ LAA
Projected FP: 8.57
Proj FP: 8.57
Danny Valencia
D. Valencia
3B/2B
NYY @ SEA
Projected FP: 7.36
Proj FP: 7.36
numberFire.com
Los Angeles Angels
LAA
BOS @ LAA
Projected Runs: 3.39
Proj Runs: 3.39
Boston Red Sox
BOS
BOS @ LAA
Projected Runs: 4.34
Proj Runs: 4.34
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Arizona Diamondbacks
ARI
WSH @ ARI
Projected Runs: 4.69
Proj Runs: 4.69
Washington Nationals
WSH
WSH @ ARI
Projected Runs: 4.48
Proj Runs: 4.48
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Los Angeles Dodgers
LAD
ATL @ LAD
Projected Runs: 4.42
Proj Runs: 4.42
Atlanta Braves
ATL
ATL @ LAD
Projected Runs: 3.05
Proj Runs: 3.05
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San Francisco Giants
SF
SD @ SF
Projected Runs: 3.54
Proj Runs: 3.54
San Diego Padres
SD
SD @ SF
Projected Runs: 3.52
Proj Runs: 3.52
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Seattle Mariners
SEA
NYY @ SEA
Projected Runs: 3.91
Proj Runs: 3.91
New York Yankees
NYY
NYY @ SEA
Projected Runs: 4.11
Proj Runs: 4.11
Larry Wetzel
Adam Tallman
Jason K
JUSTIN TRAHAN
nathan leimeister
John Velez
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2Keith Goldner (586 Reputation Points)Yes, based on the money lines and total provided by vegas
Thomas Woodruff
Nate Stoudt
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0Matt Dirzulaitis (468 Reputation Points)If you can keep 10 players every year, I think I would always side with keeping the young player with upside all things equal. So while Matt Kemp may have a better season next year, I would probably keep Jameson Taillon.
-
-1Son Nguyen (500 Reputation Points)asdf
Nate Stoudt
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0Austan Kas (538 Reputation Points)On it's face, assuming you could keep Kershaw next season, I think I would do the deal. Kershaw is incredible and clearly the top pitcher in fantasy baseball. I may wait a week or so until there is some more concrete news regarding his injury, as the term "indefinitely" is always terrifying. Mazara is having a good rookie year and produced at every level throughout the minors. There's no reason to think he won't be a good player for a long time. Stanton obviously provides elite power numbers, but Wainwright is having one of the worst seasons of his career. Getting ready to turn 35, it's safe to wonder if he's declining for good.
p j
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0Austan Kas (538 Reputation Points)That's a great question. I passed it along to Jim Sannes, who does our mailbag. He'll break it down for ya in the next edition of our MLB mailbag!
-
0Austan Kas (538 Reputation Points)Week 1
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0Austan Kas (538 Reputation Points)Crawford and Story are the better players. I'd try to deal Anderson. He's hitting with power so far, but Anderson doesn't have much of a track record of power in the minors. Story may never again have a stretch like he did earlier this season, but he's going to get to play half his games in Coors and should be able to hit about 20-30 jacks per year -- which is incredibly valuable as a SS. Crawford, by all accounts, is going to be a very good player. He derives some value from his defense, which doesn't help in fantasy, but he's been a top-rated prospect for a while and has produced at every level.
With all that said, I think you could get more in return if you dealt Crawford or Story. Even though I think Crawford will be the better player, Story would probably be the most attractive trade piece right now since he's done it at the big-league level. If you're not concerned with 2016, I'd probably start by dangling him and seeing if anyone is willing to blow you away with an offer.
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