Massive Yahoo oversights.

[onejayhawk]

Anyone that plays a Yahoo league using the prerankings is begging for trouble. This thread is to note some of the more aggregious errors in rankings.

Brennan Boesch - 648
Jed Lowrie - 862
Danny Espinosa - 964
Marc Scutaro - 305 (2B, SS)
Michael Cuddyer - 206 (1B, 3B, OF)
Edwin Encarnacion - 597
Jonny Gomes - 310
Julio Borbon - 462
Geoff Blum - 901

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[Bodhizefa]

Eh, it's nowhere near as egregious as it was five years ago. They really turned themselves around in terms of rankings when they hired Funston (I don't know if it's coincidence or not, but I'm leaning not). In my opinion, some of those names are nice enough deep sleepers on draft day, but nothing more.

[onejayhawk]

Eh, it's nowhere near as egregious as it was five years ago. They really turned themselves around in terms of rankings when they hired Funston (I don't know if it's coincidence or not, but I'm leaning not). In my opinion, some of those names are nice enough deep sleepers on draft day, but nothing more.

This is true. Five years ago only the most hyped young players got any bump over their previous stats, and SP were half the top 50.

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[lsoa54]

My 12 team league only goes 264 deep into the player pool, but I thought some of these might make decent late round fliers, depending on expectations and what develops in spring training:

944 - Dan Johnson
930 - Kila Ka'aihue
895 - Chris Iannetta
825 - Aaron Harang
801 - Rich harden
746 - Yuniesky Maya
726 - CM Wang
707 - Mike Minor
627 - Kyle Drabek
545 - Michael Pineda
434 - Erik Bedard
407 - JP Howell
368- Randy Wolf
362 - Jake Peavy
363 - Wil Venable
346 - Frank Francisco
291 - Matt Capps

I think the total pool consists of 1167 players or so. For me, Minor is the most interesting name on the above list.