Many are privy to the wonders of buying low each day. From a fantasy baseball perspective, for example: after the first week of the season, I was offered Chase Utley and Alex Rios for my Ian Kinsler and Jason Bay. Such an offer seems ludicrous now, yet I thought about it for a couple hours, leaned towards accepting it, before the owner who originally proposed it canceled it. Had I possessed a quicker trigger finger, I would surely not still be in the middle of the pack in that league, and could feasibly be leading it.
But it happens all the time. The Pistons bought low on Rasheed Wallace. The Reds bought low on Josh Hamilton. David Spade bought low on Heather Locklear. And in which of these scenarios did success side with the purchaser?
With that in mind, here's a tidy list of the top 16 hitters who currently carry a value that is lower than it will be come October.
(Article includes Andruw Jones, Joe Mauer, Albert Pujols, Mark Teixeira, Vernon Wells, Ramon Hernandez, Manny Ramirez, and more).
Original Story:
http://mvn.com/mlb-fantasy/2007/07/06/so....
But it happens all the time. The Pistons bought low on Rasheed Wallace. The Reds bought low on Josh Hamilton. David Spade bought low on Heather Locklear. And in which of these scenarios did success side with the purchaser?
With that in mind, here's a tidy list of the top 16 hitters who currently carry a value that is lower than it will be come October.
(Article includes Andruw Jones, Joe Mauer, Albert Pujols, Mark Teixeira, Vernon Wells, Ramon Hernandez, Manny Ramirez, and more).
Original Story:
http://mvn.com/mlb-fantasy/2007/07/06/so....
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