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Originally posted by ninerlifer:
Gonna take a shot in the wild here and get a two position player in this league, who is also reigning MVP....questions all around him about staying healthy...I figure once those questions surround him, or others for that matter, they seem to put together a string of solid healthy seasons, and we all know what he can do when he is healthy.....and sober. I figure he has 4 or 5 solid years left with two of them being amazing years. At least while he plays in the hitters park he plays at...and playing in the AL West.
Ill take the reigning AL MVP Josh Hamilton, who was MVP anyways despite missing the final month.
1) Votto
2) Hamilton
Originally posted by Ninerjohn:
Solid pick if he stays on the field. About the right spot for Josh to come off the board
Sorry I took so long.
Originally posted by AllTimeGreat:Originally posted by ninerlifer:
Gonna take a shot in the wild here and get a two position player in this league, who is also reigning MVP....questions all around him about staying healthy...I figure once those questions surround him, or others for that matter, they seem to put together a string of solid healthy seasons, and we all know what he can do when he is healthy.....and sober. I figure he has 4 or 5 solid years left with two of them being amazing years. At least while he plays in the hitters park he plays at...and playing in the AL West.
Ill take the reigning AL MVP Josh Hamilton, who was MVP anyways despite missing the final month.
1) Votto
2) Hamilton
Good pick bro. He was the only other guy I was considering in my spot. I believe he's eligible in CF too.
But again, I just couldn't trust him to stay healthy especially as the season progresses and it becomes fantasy playoffs.
Originally posted by ninerlifer:
Gonna take a shot in the wild here and get a two position player in this league, who is also reigning MVP....questions all around him about staying healthy...I figure once those questions surround him, or others for that matter, they seem to put together a string of solid healthy seasons, and we all know what he can do when he is healthy.....and sober. I figure he has 4 or 5 solid years left with two of them being amazing years. At least while he plays in the hitters park he plays at...and playing in the AL West.
Ill take the reigning AL MVP Josh Hamilton, who was MVP anyways despite missing the final month.
1) Votto
2) Hamilton
Originally posted by 49ersMyLife:Originally posted by ninerlifer:
Gonna take a shot in the wild here and get a two position player in this league, who is also reigning MVP....questions all around him about staying healthy...I figure once those questions surround him, or others for that matter, they seem to put together a string of solid healthy seasons, and we all know what he can do when he is healthy.....and sober. I figure he has 4 or 5 solid years left with two of them being amazing years. At least while he plays in the hitters park he plays at...and playing in the AL West.
Ill take the reigning AL MVP Josh Hamilton, who was MVP anyways despite missing the final month.
1) Votto
2) Hamilton
I usually stay from these kind of players. Injury prone players and my favorite team players. But, worth the risk. If he stays healthy, you got yourself a top 10 player. Chances of him staying healthy for 150 games aren't good though.
Originally posted by ninerlifer:Originally posted by 49ersMyLife:Originally posted by ninerlifer:
Gonna take a shot in the wild here and get a two position player in this league, who is also reigning MVP....questions all around him about staying healthy...I figure once those questions surround him, or others for that matter, they seem to put together a string of solid healthy seasons, and we all know what he can do when he is healthy.....and sober. I figure he has 4 or 5 solid years left with two of them being amazing years. At least while he plays in the hitters park he plays at...and playing in the AL West.
Ill take the reigning AL MVP Josh Hamilton, who was MVP anyways despite missing the final month.
1) Votto
2) Hamilton
I usually stay from these kind of players. Injury prone players and my favorite team players. But, worth the risk. If he stays healthy, you got yourself a top 10 player. Chances of him staying healthy for 150 games aren't good though.
bad luck is what I call it....I think he will put at least two full healthy years....and those years will be awesome, top 5 playerish years. If he somehow shakes the label, this pick is GOLD.
Originally posted by vrabbit:
So ...
I'm OTC and I have a a trade offer on the table huh?
Anyone else interested in trading to this spot? I'll give you all a few, I'm at work anyways so it's gonna take me a bit, send me a pm if not I should be making the pick (or accepting the trade offer) within the next hour.
Originally posted by ninerlifer:Originally posted by 49ersMyLife:Originally posted by ninerlifer:
Gonna take a shot in the wild here and get a two position player in this league, who is also reigning MVP....questions all around him about staying healthy...I figure once those questions surround him, or others for that matter, they seem to put together a string of solid healthy seasons, and we all know what he can do when he is healthy.....and sober. I figure he has 4 or 5 solid years left with two of them being amazing years. At least while he plays in the hitters park he plays at...and playing in the AL West.
Ill take the reigning AL MVP Josh Hamilton, who was MVP anyways despite missing the final month.
1) Votto
2) Hamilton
I usually stay from these kind of players. Injury prone players and my favorite team players. But, worth the risk. If he stays healthy, you got yourself a top 10 player. Chances of him staying healthy for 150 games aren't good though.
bad luck is what I call it....I think he will put at least two full healthy years....and those years will be awesome, top 5 playerish years. If he somehow shakes the label, this pick is GOLD.
Originally posted by AllTimeGreat:Originally posted by ninerlifer:Originally posted by 49ersMyLife:Originally posted by ninerlifer:
Gonna take a shot in the wild here and get a two position player in this league, who is also reigning MVP....questions all around him about staying healthy...I figure once those questions surround him, or others for that matter, they seem to put together a string of solid healthy seasons, and we all know what he can do when he is healthy.....and sober. I figure he has 4 or 5 solid years left with two of them being amazing years. At least while he plays in the hitters park he plays at...and playing in the AL West.
Ill take the reigning AL MVP Josh Hamilton, who was MVP anyways despite missing the final month.
1) Votto
2) Hamilton
I usually stay from these kind of players. Injury prone players and my favorite team players. But, worth the risk. If he stays healthy, you got yourself a top 10 player. Chances of him staying healthy for 150 games aren't good though.
bad luck is what I call it....I think he will put at least two full healthy years....and those years will be awesome, top 5 playerish years. If he somehow shakes the label, this pick is GOLD.
I would be willing to call it bad luck if it wasn't for the fact that he was a hard-core drugee before cleaning up.
Originally posted by 49ersMyLife:Originally posted by AllTimeGreat:Originally posted by ninerlifer:Originally posted by 49ersMyLife:Originally posted by ninerlifer:
Gonna take a shot in the wild here and get a two position player in this league, who is also reigning MVP....questions all around him about staying healthy...I figure once those questions surround him, or others for that matter, they seem to put together a string of solid healthy seasons, and we all know what he can do when he is healthy.....and sober. I figure he has 4 or 5 solid years left with two of them being amazing years. At least while he plays in the hitters park he plays at...and playing in the AL West.
Ill take the reigning AL MVP Josh Hamilton, who was MVP anyways despite missing the final month.
1) Votto
2) Hamilton
I usually stay from these kind of players. Injury prone players and my favorite team players. But, worth the risk. If he stays healthy, you got yourself a top 10 player. Chances of him staying healthy for 150 games aren't good though.
bad luck is what I call it....I think he will put at least two full healthy years....and those years will be awesome, top 5 playerish years. If he somehow shakes the label, this pick is GOLD.
I would be willing to call it bad luck if it wasn't for the fact that he was a hard-core drugee before cleaning up.
He better stay away from the clubs after gettin' 12M per year extension.
Originally posted by crzy:
