Strat-O-Matic Baseball 365

1. Paul Goldschmidt AZ
2. Miguel Cabrera Det
3. Anthony Rizzo chi
4. Jose Abreu Chisox
5. Freddie Freeman Atl
6. Albert Pujols Ana
7. Joey Votto cinci
8. Edwin Encarnacion Tor
9. Brandon Belt SFG
10. Joe Mauer Minn

Some injury risks at that high quality top of list. Yes I know I'll be maligned for Mauer.

1. Paul Goldschmidt, AZ--Wicked combination of power, hitting, defense, and even speed.
2. Miguel Cabrera, DT--Greatest Rh hitter of our era, had an "off" year and still dominated.
3. Jose Abreu, CWS--Fierce slugger and smooth hitter; he will only get better after learning the league.
4. Anthony Rizzo, CHC--Theo/Jed swiped this gutsy left-handed masher with a smooth glove.
5. Freddie Freeman, ATL--Similar player to Rizzo with a nicer hit tool but not as much raw power.
6. Albert Pujols, LAA--Even in his decline, he's a savvy, dangerous hitter and solid fielder.
7. Edwin Encarnacion, TOR--Devestating raw power makes up for holes in his swing.
8. Adrian Gonzales, LAD--Solid hitter and nice fielder no longer has his stirring power.
9. Prince Fielder, TX--Terrible year last year doesn't negate still existing power and batting eye.
10. Chris Davis, BLT--Adderall disaster last year won't effect his game-breaking power this year.

Had the top 2 in my keeper league and traded Goldschmidt away for Lind and a bag of Peanut M&M's. It was a 2 pound bag and when you are stoned there is nothing better than Peanut M&M's.

Assuming all the c/1b aren't included, for SOM, I'd slot in Matt Adams for his production vs. rhp. I'll also take a healthy-again, moved-to-first Ryan Zimmerman as a back-ten surprise.