If you happen to go in another direction other than OF with your first couple sections, Have no fear. There are plenty of value plays with huge upside potential lurking deep in the draft. For the sake of this piece we will define value as outperforming their ADP. Here are numbers 6-10, check back tomorrow for 1-5.
Jayson Werth ADP 99.95
Werth saw his 2011 season get off to a horrible start. He hit .220 through the first 3 months of the season and finished with a .232/.330/.389 line in 2011. The decline in batting average was the result off a .286 BABIP; the lowest Werth has ever posted in his career. Look for a bounce back closer to his career average BABIP of .324, resulting in a higher BA. Werth also saw a drop in his ISO rating during 2011 as fell to .157. Look for a power surge in 2012 as his ISO should come closer to his career ISO rating of .200. Werth should be in line for 20HR/20SB season with .260-.280 average and a healthy OBP.
Jason Heyward ADP 107.61
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