The Trade Market for Ben Revere
In 2015, Toronto had left field problems – Michael Saunders couldn’t get healthy, Dalton Pompey failed to immediately hit MLB pitching, and Chris Colabello and Danny Valencia proved incapable of catching enough flyballs. Revere came in via trade and stabilized the position well with a 102 wRC+ as a Blue Jay during the regular season. For Revere it was his fifth straight season producing like a league average outfielder. He...
The 2016 Blue Jays According to Steamer
Steamer projections came out on Fangraphs a few days ago, and they are very kind to the 2016 Blue Jays. Here is how the team looks right now according to Steamer600, position by position, while including some 2016 free agents who could re-sign in Toronto. Remember, Steamer600 scales the projection to 600 PA for all position players excluding catchers, who are scaled to 450 PA. Pitchers are scaled to either 200 or 65 IP, depending on...
Chris Young: Better Than You Think
Chris Young is trash. He was a replacement level starter last year with a 5.02 FIP, and his FIP this year isn’t much better (4.52). It’s a miracle that the Royals are rolling him out there in game 4 today. The thunderous Blue Jays are probably salivating at the prospect of launching bombs off of his batting practice fastball. Except maybe he’s not trash. And maybe Toronto should be more thoughtful with their game...
Fantasy Keeper Sleepers for 2016
It’s likely that your fantasy baseball season is over, but your league is still active. If you’re looking for offseason assets or potential keepers who could contribute in 2016, consider these names. 1B/OF – Clint Robinson Robinson is a target for thin rosters in deep leagues. He’ll carry duel eligibility at 1B and OF next year, which will be his age 31 season. Robinson has a .350 wOBA this year in 291 PA, with a normal looking BABIP...
Fantasy Ballevski: 3B Rankings
You’ll have to just take my word for it, but I’m pretty good at fantasy baseball. Here are my catcher rankings for redraft leagues. For hitters, my rankings are made for leagues that include OBP and SLG. Think of a 7×7 league with traditional 5×5 stats plus OBP and SLG for batters. For (almost) each player I’ve included rough estimations of what to expect statistically, what the upside might be, and what their CC projection by Chris...
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