Sadly it doesn't seem like that type of game anymore. At least it doesn't seem it.And in all honesty, I'm not sure if anyone steals 80 again for sometime, leadoff, second, wherever. It's just not that type of game anymore. I suppose maybe there's a guy out there that CAN, just not so sure that they will, ya know?
Good morning, It's been a while since I've had a day from hell and had no time to check my teams or post anything anywhere. And in case I don't see ya: Good afternoon, good evening, and good night!
I think you should drop that guy...oh, what's his name? Wil Myers? Something like that...
Some adage about a bird in the hand seems to fit here...........
It appears that I am the only one not concerned to roster a possible "next big thing" before they make the bigs. I guess I am too worried about today, and winning today, than possibly having someone who might get called up and might help me sometime later?
I think you've got the right approach BigD, especially with short benches. I just can't help myself The thought of grabbing someone off the WW who has very little upside is depressing. (Although I've had to for sure. Ahem Infante)
I think it's mostly that we all draw from our experience. I, for example, haven't seen a non-keeper league in maybe 8 years, so I'm conditioned to scour the WW for youth and potential...essentially ignoring good players who, if I would just look, probably have great matchups for a one week period. My strategy's strengths are quite obviously displayed in my record =D. Taveras, for example, is one of my top 20 favourite players haha as I've owned him elsewhere for a couple years, following his progress. I'd go short-handed before I could drop him I may be doomed to fail here, but you have to keep the "fan" in fantasy!!
A "duh" item ( to me ) on this one Phil. I think I was told that many if not most of you guys play in keeper leagues. The duh then being, this is your usual, regular style. I never thought about that thought process creeping over into other fantasy styles, but, now that you made me think about it, it makes a lot more sense as to why I am seeing it.
Still, I think I can make this work for me. If and/or when one of these std kids is called up, he will have to be taken out of N/A status to be able to play, meaing that someone will then have to be dropped to the waiver wire.
When that happens, new blood for me.
A "duh" item ( to me ) on this one Phil. I think I was told that many if not most of you guys play in keeper leagues. The duh then being, this is your usual, regular style. I never thought about that thought process creeping over into other fantasy styles, but, now that you made me think about it, it makes a lot more sense as to why I am seeing it.
Still, I think I can make this work for me. If and/or when one of these std kids is called up, he will have to be taken out of N/A status to be able to play, meaing that someone will then have to be dropped to the waiver wire.
When that happens, new blood for me.
I only wish I could take credit for it.That is possibly the greatest analogy i've ever heard.