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Originally posted by TS Garp View PostReally like what Moyer & Behrens did. How did Prince only go for $30? That's shocking."I lingered round them, under that benign sky: watched the moths fluttering among the heath and harebells, listened to the soft wind breathing through the grass, and wondered how any one could ever imagine unquiet slumbers for the sleepers in that quiet earth."
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Originally posted by Mithrandir View PostAnd Bautista for $32??
My AL-only league is one I consider to have a strong S&S leaning, but Pujols should still go for no more than about $45.
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Originally posted by Lucky View PostAre Prince and Bautista really worth more than $30 and $32, respectively, in a 12-team AL-only redraft league? If FMV for Pujols is only $40, don't those salaries sound about right?
My AL-only league is one I consider to have a strong S&S leaning, but Pujols should still go for no more than about $45.
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Originally posted by Lucky View PostI like this team. It has a lot of guys with risk, but they have a big upside and the risk is not unreasonable.
As for expert leagues and players like Pujols, that should be instructive. Yes, someone will pay a lot more for Pujols in most of our leagues, but that doesn't mean he is worth it.
I hear people every year talk about how many owners won with X on their team. I've seen that in my 15-team mixed, too. The thing is, the winning teams with Pujols (and previously Crawford) often didn't start off with Pujols or Crawford. Somebody else overpaid for them, and wound up having to trade them away when their teams when to ****.
If you don't overpay to get one of the big boppers, you may well be out of it by May. Like everything, it all depends on what you surround your studs with, but you have to have the strong foundation to begin with."Never interrupt your enemy when he is making a mistake."
- Napoleon Bonaparte (1769-1821)
"Your shitty future continues to offend me."
-Warren Ellis
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Originally posted by Hornsby View PostAnd yet the 4 years that I had Pujols I finished 3rd, 1st, 2nd, and 1st. Not much of a curse, IMO.
If you don't overpay to get one of the big boppers, you may well be out of it by May. Like everything, it all depends on what you surround your studs with, but you have to have the strong foundation to begin with.
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Originally posted by Lucky View PostI'm curious, what was his salary for those four years? And was it a keeper league? A keeper league has a whole different dynamic. So long as you have the right keepers, you can spend lavishly on a stud or two to give you whatever help you need.
Curious as to your reasons for saying that a keeper is different from a re-draft. Other than the obvious, meaning that you have to think about the future in a keeper, what would be the different dynamics that should depress prices?"Never interrupt your enemy when he is making a mistake."
- Napoleon Bonaparte (1769-1821)
"Your shitty future continues to offend me."
-Warren Ellis
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Originally posted by Hornsby View PostYes, it was a keeper league, and his salary was 46 for 3 season, extended to 51 the final year.
Curious as to your reasons for saying that a keeper is different from a re-draft. Other than the obvious, meaning that you have to think about the future in a keeper, what would be the different dynamics that should depress prices?
$46 is not a bad price at all for Pujols in a keeper league. He'll go for a minimum of $46 in my keeper league this year, and more likely $56.
There are a couple of things which push prices upward. The most obvious is inflation caused by strong keeper lists. Then there are guys with strong keeper lists who can afford to overpay for the stats they need to round out their roster. Lastly, and most likely to push prices into the crazy range, there are sometimes guys with lousy keeper lists who decide to go into rebuilding mode. They will overpay to the moon for the super studs which they will need later in the season to trade for good keepers for the following year.
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Originally posted by Lucky View PostKeeper leagues don't depress prices at the auction, they increase prices. That's why I said that if you have good keepers you can spend lavishly on studs.
$46 is not a bad price at all for Pujols in a keeper league. He'll go for a minimum of $46 in my keeper league this year, and more likely $56.
There are a couple of things which push prices upward. The most obvious is inflation caused by strong keeper lists. Then there are guys with strong keeper lists who can afford to overpay for the stats they need to round out their roster. Lastly, and most likely to push prices into the crazy range, there are sometimes guys with lousy keeper lists who decide to go into rebuilding mode. They will overpay to the moon for the super studs which they will need later in the season to trade for good keepers for the following year."Never interrupt your enemy when he is making a mistake."
- Napoleon Bonaparte (1769-1821)
"Your shitty future continues to offend me."
-Warren Ellis
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Originally posted by onejayhawk View PostJason, what are you looking for from Ogando? $10 seems a bit high for a MR.
JOriginally posted by Kevin SeitzerWe pinch ran for Altuve specifically to screw over Mith's fantasy team.
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