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3/31- Ryan Zimmerman, 3B, Was |
After struggling through a one-homerun April a year ago, it took Zimmerman all of four at-bats to match the total while guiding the Nationals to win No 1 in their new park yesterday. Connecting off Pete Moylan for the ninth-inning walk-off, Zimmerman is trying to rebound from a sluggish 2007 that included a 21-point dip in average and 19 fewer runs batted in. He'll benefit from the new park but Zimmerman is a star-in-the-making anywhere he plays and he's a solid middle-round option in any format with upside. |
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3/31- Chad Cordero, RP, Was |
The fantasy season got off on the wrong foot for Cordero owners, who passed up a save opportunity last night against the Braves after complaining of stiffness while warming up. The save opp instead went to Jon Rauch, who blew it before picking up a win in the bottom half of the inning. At this time there's no word as to the extent of the injury but if he's expected to miss further action, Rauch should be considered as a short-term fix in any format while already being an option as an insurance policy. |
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3/31 Nick Johnson,
3/31 Odalis Perez,
3/31 Tim Hudson,
3/31 Clay Buchholz,
3/31 Hiroki Kuroda,
3/31 Rafael Furcal,
3/31 Jason Kendall,
3/31 BJ Ryan,
3/31 Matt Stairs,
3/31 Alejandro De Aza,
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Mar 28, 2007 |
Which side benefits more in this possible deal: Vlad Guerrero, Bobby Jenks and Rickie Weeks for Todd Helton, JD Drew, Felix Hernandez, Josh Hamilton?
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Mike, the ultimate value of the trade depends on league size and the scoring method but in a vacuum, I would give the first group the advantage. Felix Hernandez should be a perennial Cy Young candidate from here on out and Josh Hamilton could be in for a bustout year but there's not much to offer after that. Helton is a potential .320-20-90 player but hovers noticeably below the standard at the position and Drew really can't be regarded very highly in any format. Conversely, while Weeks bears a significant amount of risk, he is a possible 30/30 player at second base and should make considerable strides this year as long as he stays healthy. Jenks can't match the value or production of Hernandez but is a top-ten closer in most leagues but it's Vlad that sets the first group apart. When making deals it's always good to land the best player and there's no doubt the Angels slugger is a class ahead of anyone else listed here. There's a lot of upside on both sides with Weeks, Hernandez and Hamilton but I'd take Vlad, Jenks and Weeks.
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