top 10 at every position...

[Fishercat]

Seems fair for my team. Too bad Guzman missed it, but I see why. Assuming he's #11 at this point.

And not that it matters, but Guzman and Galeana have no set position, I rotate them as need be, which will change again now that Blalock is gone.

[Molina00]

pretty close, but this league is STACKED with pitchers. over the next couple years, when halsey, danks, fischer amongst others get old and fall off... guys like the trio in arizona, sam rodriguez, gonzalo rodriguez etc will start to head onto the list.

for the record, ill edit the list anytime a change is made... so bartel and valverde have been added on

I figured the league was pretty stacked. Just wondered how close Gonzo was. Anyway, you will likely be adding Merkel and Azicri to that list too in the next season or 2.

[HafDawg2003]

The committee is wrong

[Halladay_is_God]

I like the list
great job Hemmer

[General]

I still think Olly Perez should be on there/

[Fishercat]

I'd like to challenge Dave Diaz at SS

Diaz:
.308-.344-.453
16 HR
91 RBI
21 SB (60%)
8-8-5-3-5
39 total errors

Guzman
.267-.350-.435
21 HR
77 RBI
35 SB (68.6%)
8-6-7-9-8
24 total errors

At the very least, he needs to be moved down.

[Hammer]

oliver perez gets an out and out no.... dave diaz is under review.

39 errors is horrifying, im shocked i missed that last time. hes definitely gonna get a move, just gotta check to where.

[missionhockey21]

Poovey is the #2 SS in this league... come on.

Coyle- 8-9-6-5-8 (steal: 7-6-8)
BA .302, .354 OBP, .507 SLG, .861 OPS (6 SB-10 CS)
641 PA

Poovey- 8-8-10-9-5 (steal: 9-8-9)
BA: .289, OBP .378, .619 SLG, .997 OPS (28 SB-5 CS)
521 PA (if you're looking at total production)

Boooo Hammer.

[Hammer]

ok the committee has ruled... joel guzman is going to be added back on at number 10, and dave diaz is going to be dropped. more xbh, more steals, less errors, higher obp... although diaz's range is quite superb. so it is written, so shall it come to pass.

[Hammer]

Poovey is the #2 SS in this league... come on.

Coyle- 8-9-6-5-8 (steal: 7-6-8)
BA .302, .354 OBP, .507 SLG, .861 OPS (6 SB-10 CS)
641 PA

Poovey- 8-8-10-9-5 (steal: 9-8-9)
BA: .289, OBP .378, .619 SLG, .997 OPS (28 SB-5 CS)
521 PA (if you're looking at total production)

Boooo Hammer.

defensively coyle is a bit better. however, those numbers are pretty staggeringly in favor of poovey. i wish poovey had more doubles... but having double digits across the board (2b/3b/hr) is pretty damn impressive. i think its pretty close, but on the basis of coyle having done it for a lesser amount of time... and poovey's xbh totals in previous years are damned impressive too... the committee agrees with your disagreement, and the rankings shall be altered accordingly.

[bipster]

Little surprised that Cleveland landed 2 players on this list......conversely though, I was doing a quick sketch of the 10 worst players at each position in the league. I stopped when all 5 of my starting pitchers landed on the top 10 worst

[Kingdom]

Lamas should be on the relievers list. High ERA yes, but as a closer he does not blow many saves and frankly, he can have 20 era as long as he's saving games.

[Kingdom]

Also, Enrique Cruz has a far better track record than Riley- who's mostly played at 1B in his career.

[General]

Enrique Cruz is also making 12.5 mil.

[Kingdom]

And who's fault is that?


Oh that's right, Saber pressured you into giving Cruz a lot of money. Right.