Re: 2012 NDL Fantasy Baseball League
Posted: Sun Jul 01, 2012 3:06 pm
If that's the price for acquiring a top level potential talent then that seems fine from my end. What is our proposed deal to make this "even"
I don't really care man, do what you want. You'd be better served to just keep Butler. He's projected to hit .292 with 12 HR's 52 rbis and 49 runs the rest of the way. Hosmer is projected to hit .279, 12 HR's, 52 rbi's, and 45 runs. So you're giving up a better player, for his lesser counter part that has "potential" along with giving a closer to the league leader, whom you're trying to catch.DRWebs wrote:If that's the price for acquiring a top level potential talent then that seems fine from my end. What is our proposed deal to make this "even"
Didn't say anything about steals. He's projected to have 6... wooooooo 6!DRWebs wrote:Zero chance Butler scores more runs or steals more bases than Hosmer from here on out...20/20 players don't grow on trees. And I'm more concerned with getting into the money, slow start killed the title hopes
You do realize how tight the SB category is right? And currently they're a push for runs with Hosmer's totals only to go up when he starts hitting. Butler is a pure DH whereas Hosmer is versatile enough to play the outfield, so who do you think has more run potential? Where do you get your projections fromSeeitsaveit13 wrote:Didn't say anything about steals. He's projected to have 6... wooooooo 6!DRWebs wrote:Zero chance Butler scores more runs or steals more bases than Hosmer from here on out...20/20 players don't grow on trees. And I'm more concerned with getting into the money, slow start killed the title hopes
I'd take Butler +5 on runs the rest of the way
Bloomberg and Rotowire both have similar numbers. I don't really follow those things, but it's a neutral 3rd party at leastDRWebs wrote:You do realize how tight the SB category is right? And currently they're a push for runs with Hosmer's totals only to go up when he starts hitting. Butler is a pure DH whereas Hosmer is versatile enough to play the outfield, so who do you think has more run potential? Where do you get your projections fromSeeitsaveit13 wrote:Didn't say anything about steals. He's projected to have 6... wooooooo 6!DRWebs wrote:Zero chance Butler scores more runs or steals more bases than Hosmer from here on out...20/20 players don't grow on trees. And I'm more concerned with getting into the money, slow start killed the title hopes
I'd take Butler +5 on runs the rest of the way
I concur Daniel, imagine if we all lived in the same house together during the seasonSeeitsaveit13 wrote:rabblerabble(arguing aside, this is the most active our league has been in its' history. This is great!)rabblerablle
FAN CAVE!DRWebs wrote:I concur Daniel, imagine if we all lived in the same house together during the seasonSeeitsaveit13 wrote:rabblerabble(arguing aside, this is the most active our league has been in its' history. This is great!)rabblerablle
How did you compare it if you aren't his team?doc wrote:Bloomberg belives in the deal.
In the drop box it shows teams pick the teamsSeeitsaveit13 wrote:How did you compare it if you aren't his team?doc wrote:Bloomberg belives in the deal.
I wouldnt do it DeeDub. Its this or we need to add another player on my side and you need to upgrade on the Closer. Just letting you know!DRWebs wrote:IF the trade gets vetoed again, would Butler for Hosmer be palatable?
Cnasty wrote:Predicted order of finish as composed by your commish![]()
1. Stinky Pujols
2. Show me Your Tatis
3. CoCain Cowboys (Winner of best name this year)
4. Spank Bank
5. Strikeforce
6. Pimps and Jorges
7. Vice City Voodoo
8. Virtual GM
9. Lobster Pound 1
10. Football Kelly K's
11. The Rockpile (until he claims 47 people and his team looks completely different than this one)
12. Tulojit 2 Quit
13. Bakers Bombers
Just looked and holy shit C! 6 all together or even 5 if you exclude you picking up Crawford is still a ton to overcomeCnasty wrote:Injuries are a bitch!!
Good luck to all of those in contention