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02-19-2005, 04:17 AM
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Re: Fantasy Baseball Dilemma
I would keep vlad, and shef. for sure, I like Zambrano slightly over Sheets because of Run support on a better team and younger with more keeper potenitial. Renteria might be an ok option but he will hit doubles with the monster at Fenway less Hr and will have to adjust to a new team and league. I would pick Zambrano but that just me. I am much better at Fantasy Football.
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02-19-2005, 04:47 AM
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Re: Fantasy Baseball Dilemma
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I would keep vlad, and shef. for sure, I like Zambrano slightly over Sheets because of Run support on a better team and younger with more keeper potenitial. Renteria might be an ok option but he will hit doubles with the monster at Fenway less Hr and will have to adjust to a new team and league. I would pick Zambrano but that just me. I am much better at Fantasy Football. [/ QUOTE ] I'm a Cubs fan...and Sheets is better imo. Zambrano's arm is going to fall off
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02-19-2005, 06:11 AM
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Re: Fantasy Baseball Dilemma
here's why I like sheets better
only walked 32 guys last year with ridiculous K's pedigree, top prospect, developed the curve that's devastating and he's almost out of the young pitchers injury nexus of doom (tm) if zambrano's birthdate is right he's still got a couple years left, he's had a bunch of 120+ pitch counts and he's overwieght with some mechanics issues. imo, you can't go wrong either way, and if you think you won't get a guy you can keep over sheff with your first pick you may want to keep them both. It's a nice problem to have.
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