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First pick in draft, pitcher or hitter

PostPosted: Tue Jul 21, 2020 5:38 am
by adstevens
50% of rolls come off hitter, 36% pitcher, 14% fielder. Who would you take with first pick in 2019 draft. Christian yelish or Justin Verlander

Re: First pick in draft, pitcher or hitter

PostPosted: Tue Jul 21, 2020 7:09 am
by keyzick
A few variables to consider...what’s your home park, salary cap, strategy, etc... Generally though, with the number one I’d prefer an injury proof stud hitter, who’s got a great glove. Whether or not that’s Yelich depends on those variables though (eg., I personally wouldn’t sink that much money into one player if it’s only an $80 M league)

Re: First pick in draft, pitcher or hitter

PostPosted: Tue Jul 21, 2020 8:08 am
by adstevens
120m cap, can pick your own stadium (haven’t yet). Played board game many years, this is second season of 365. First season, pitching g failed me. Looking for out hi g and no defensive players worse than a two

Re: First pick in draft, pitcher or hitter

PostPosted: Tue Jul 21, 2020 11:14 am
by keyzick
Only risk is potential 15 game injuries, but I probably wouldn’t be able to resist in your shoes. I love Ketel Marte in this set, offense plus a 2 at 2b

Re: First pick in draft, pitcher or hitter

PostPosted: Tue Jul 21, 2020 12:15 pm
by Radagast Brown
In a 120 million dollar league the pitching will fail every time.

Re: First pick in draft, pitcher or hitter

PostPosted: Tue Jul 21, 2020 12:22 pm
by Radagast Brown
No defensive players worse than a 2?... I wish I was in this league, but it wouldn't be fair..

If I had known this was a live draft I would have joined weeks ago.

120 million dollar cap and auto draft don't mix

Re: First pick in draft, pitcher or hitter

PostPosted: Tue Jul 21, 2020 1:22 pm
by adstevens
We did back to 80’s, no cap to learn. Pitchers gave up many HR, ERAs high. But better pitchers had more wins and lower era

Again, Verlander or yelish

Re: First pick in draft, pitcher or hitter

PostPosted: Tue Jul 21, 2020 1:31 pm
by Jerlins
adstevens wrote:We did back to 80’s, no cap to learn. Pitchers gave up many HR, ERAs high. But better pitchers had more wins and lower era

Again, Verlander or yelish


Neither, with 1st pick in the draft, I'm choosing Bellinger. 3 game max injury as opposed to a possible 15 game for Yelich, add to that position flexibility and its a no brainer. If you lean towards a SP, I prefer deGrom to Verlander, if for nothing else, the HR factor.

Re: First pick in draft, pitcher or hitter

PostPosted: Fri Jul 24, 2020 2:12 pm
by adstevens
so far after 10 rounds (we split draft into two nights), as we are 12 teams

Verlander, J. R S6* 9.96M
Greinke, Z. R S6* 7.54M
Yamamoto, J. R S5 5.25M
Vazquez, F. L R1/C6 4.83M

Altuve, J. R 2B 2e16 5.86M
Machado, M. R 3B 1e15 5.21M
Ahmed, N. R SS 1e14 6.81M
Tatis Jr., F. R SS 2e36 5.66M - barring something out of the blue, Tatis is DH/backup SS
Springer, G. R CF 2(-2)e3 8.19M
Gardner, B. L CF 2(-1)e1