I mean obviously you can do what you want, but I would not let go of a guy who the last two seasons has posted these numbers:

29 home runs, 20 steals
35 home runs, 13 steals

I believe the last two seasons he's finished ~top 10 overall. Obviously he has a new team now, but Chicago isn't exactly a terrible place to hit in either.

His 2nd half slump probably soured me on him more than it should have.

Top 5 for sure, then it's Frazier or sano. Pay attention to whether or not Frazier gets traded and if so where. This may help your end decision.

Got traded to the white sox brah

Looks like i should keep the top 5 and see what i can package out of Frazier, Sano and Wacha for a better pitcher maybe. Appreciate the help all!

shh, as a cardinal fan im trying to ignore this offseason.


ok, in that case i might consider not keeping boegarts or sano.


how many teams are in this league?

This post was edited by Genetics on Jan 7 2016 07:39pm

12 teams, we can keep players forever.

Oooooh, if you can still make trades, I highly suggest packing Frazier+Wacha+Boegarts for a top tier starter. I think your team needs an ace. Maybe try to get a 1st/2nd/3rd round pick + top 10 SP if you can get something like that. Try to find a team that has a couple stars but no obvious 4th/5th/6th keeper that would be interested in those players to keep for themselves.

hmmm keeping young studs is OP in this league then.

with short being so shallow added to boegarts potential, not keeping him could really bite you in the ass.

as saphire said, a trade seems necessary, if not just to make your 5keeper decision much easier than it currently is.

Those three should net nothing short of Kershaw or Arrieta.