You know the
drill by now. Rankings are for OBP. Drafting as if it was today. Below are my rankings from 101-150. To see 1-50 click here. For 51-100 click here. Thanks for looking, feel free to leave
comments and questions:
101. Daniel
Hudson - This spot is right at last year's value. Hopefully it's low.
102. Dee
Gordon - Speed. Should hit lead off.
103. Eric
Hosmer - For some reason I'm not sold 2012 will be his rise in 1B tiers.
104. Carlos
Beltran - People will be afraid of age, but I think he's got one left in the
tank.
105. Matt
Wieters - Everyone loves him, but I take him later since he's a C that won't
produce even here.
106. Ricky
Romero - Hope last year wasn't a fluke.
107. Brandon
Beachy - Should improve on last year's good start.
108. Jayson
Werth - Just one year removed from 2nd round value in OBP. Granted that was in PHI.
109. Matt
Garza - If Theo didn't want to give him up, than he must be something.
110. Michael
Pineda - Reports of velocity down have me only slightly worried. Still pitching for Yanks' lineup.
111. JJ Putz
- Great last year, and not much competition.
112. Paul
Goldschmidt - Worried about small sample size from last year.
113. Ichiro
Suzuki - Might not bat lead-off hurts, but hoping it motivates him.
114. Alex
Avila - Nice lineup. You know what he
did last year.
115. Miguel
Montero - Another for the category of someone will take him here. I wait.
116. Ike
Davis - Injury should be behind him.
117. Gio Gonzalez
- New venue, but I'm optimistic.
118. Logan
Morrison - Lots of promise. They won't
send him down again for no reason.
119. Jose
Valverde - Also dependable, hopefully DET will get even more wins. Value.
120. Andrew
Bailey - I'm worried about injury past, but BOS closer is always worth it.
121. Joel
Hanrahan - Quietly getting it done.
122. Brian
Wilson - Discount offset last year's injury and trips to Taco Bell Porcelain
Gods.
123. Chris
Carpenter - Almost excited about small set back. Should be a better value.
124. Chris
Young - Much better in OBP, but he is still a OBP detriment.
125. David
Ortiz - Need better position eligibility, but great if you have room.
126. Josh
Beckett - He is on one year, off the next.
The wheel then forecasts down year.
127. Derek
Jeter - No longer a stud, but plays almost every game and still a Yankee.
128. Adam
Jones - Poor OBP. Just not a fan of his
decline.
129. Freddie
Freeman - Usually passed over for a round or two. More value if you play expanded rosters.
130. Cameron
Maybin - Is that a Padre? Go SD!
131. Billy
Butler - His AVG doesn't help my OBP as much.
I want more power from my 1B.
132. Ryan
Madson - Closing in a slightly worse situation, but it's his.
133. Jordan
Walden - Great team to close for, but for some reason I think he loses job by
end of year.
134. Andre
Ethier - On bad side of 27, and I think power is fleeting fast.
135. Dustin
Ackley - Promising, but in SEA.
136. Mark
Reynolds - OBP stud. I don't want to
take a 3B after him.
137. J.J.
Hardy - Power at SS is always nice.
138. Yoenis
Cespedes - Pretty hyped, but I'm excited about him. Beane doesn't pay for anything.
139. Melky
Cabrera - Showed to be reliable last year.
140. Joakim
Soria - I believe he will return to 2nd tier closer status.
141. Carlos
Marmol - Not sure how many the Cubs will win.
142. Cory
Luebke - Pitching in Petco is always a treat.
143. Shaun
Marcum - Good 2 or 3 pitcher for your squad.
144. Dexter
Fowler - I've always been a fan. Appears
to have added more power in off-season.
145. Brandon
Morrow - Promise is there, some injuries hopefully in the rear view.
146. Nick
Markakis - I think he decline will continue.
Almost put him later, but he finished 118 in 2012.
147. Jesus Montero
- Also a top prospect of the Yanks, tough lineup to be in now though.
148. Erick
Aybar - Fun lineup to be apart. Stable.
149. Martin
Prado - Was great 2 years ago.
150. Coco
Crisp - Always okay. That's the kind of
OF you need if you are still looking here.
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