Who is the most underrated player on your fantasy baseball team?
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JJ Putz....ive had him for a while...his ERA is below 2.40 hes getting just as many ks as a starter...therefore good k/9...little walks...now hes even the closer for seattle..WHAT MORE COULD YOU WANT!
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Jim Thome's swing is one of the prettiest in baseball. I love watching him unload on a ball. Konerko is solid, as well.
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They all have different kinds of strengths and compliment each other so well that its hard to pick one.  They dont have a cut and dry ace so people criticize their staff and call them overrated but thats not what its all about.\n\nMark Buehrle-this guy is great.  He is real layed back and easy going.  He also is great at eating innings and is very reliable.  You can always count on him for at least 7 innings and thats great for the bullpen.  He always puts the team in position to win and thats big.\n\nFreddy Garcia-this guy is another inning eater.  He is a day game and road specialist.  This guy is lights out on day games and road games.  He is a great tool to have for the playoffs.  Hes another guy that always has his team in position to win games.\n\nJose Contreras-he seems to be severly overacheiving and Ill admit I am one of the skeptics but I think his getting out of the spotlight in New York has revamped his career and he has a few more solid years left.\n\nJon Garland-  This guys hot and cold all the time.  One day hell go out and dominate, the next hell get shelled.  He is settling down now and just resigned for 3 more years.  He is young and should have a great career with the Sox.\n\nJavier Vasquez-  This guy is new to the rotation and all sox fans had a soft spot intheir heart for El Duque after his magic escape from an inning against the Red Sox in the playoffs last year but he is another inning eater that protects the bullpen.  he is pitching well this year.\n\nBrandon McCarthy- this guy is being hyped up big this year and for good reason.  He is young and hasnt pitched to his potential but scouts know his upside is huge.  Unless the sox get a big name and trade him he will be the cornerstone of this staff soon.\n\nBobby Jenks-  going round and round the carousel of closers the Sox use Jenks seems to be the real deal.  He is very young but he got a lot of experience in the playoffs last year and can throw some heat.  With some tutelidge frim Don Cooper he might be a great closer for years to come.
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So it would basically be Reyes & Wells for Soriano & Dye? Personally I'd say no to that, Soriano gives you the power, speed and average #'s that fantasy leagues eat up, plus he's still eligible at 2B (presumably). If you're looking for a replacement for Dye, play it week to week and pick up a streaking player who may be facing some weaker competition then drop him when the hot streak wears off.
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Both Dan Uggla and Hanley Ramierez from Florida are putting up excellent numbers.  From a pure statistical standpoint, I would put Uggla slightly ahead of Fielder, and Ramirez slightly behind Fielder.  But it is very close in my opinion.
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JASON BAY of course. he is truly amazing. have you watched his games? he is one reason to watch the pirates..even when they lose...him and the others (sanchez, J. Wilson, Paulino, Castillo, casey) = awesomenss..now if only the pitching could improve...
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the most underrated player is probably Marvin Harrison. He gets no hype like TO but is really good.
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I’m going to say the ’29 Philadelphia A’s.  Not only did this team win the WS back-to-back 29 and 30 made the WS in 31 as well.  They had to play the New York Yankees lead by Babe Ruth.  This team was voted by Sports Illustrated as the most underrated team of all time.  5 of the starting 9 batted over .300 and 2 of them had 30+ home runs ( in a steroid free era).  104 wins, .693 winning percentage and 18 games ahead of the second place team.
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Fantasy? or are you talking about real baseball. Fantasy. You can't go wrong with either one. In real life, what position do you need fielded. For example,  if I already have soneone like Jose Castillo at 2nd, and Jason Bay at LF (both great players), then I would take AROD to play 3rd for me. If my LF and 2nd Basemen suck, then I'd go for Soraino. It's all bout need. Also, defensively, I think AROD has the edge. Also, Arod would sell more tickets. I think I just convinced myself to take AROD.
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John Papelbon. He is already closing for one of the most prestigious teams in the AL, and he is one of the biggest stars on the team, even in his first years. If he is injured, or can't keep it up, I would pick Felix Hernandez for the Seattle Mariners to rebound and be the King Felix of last season
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Okur, Ellis, Andris Biedris, Ryan Gomes, and lastly Jeff Foster. These guys are amaging because they hustle a lot and gi es you stats that a regular guy would give, the only thing different is taht they are not well known. I pick up Okur every year cause he is simply amazing.
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i like johan alot and hes my g. its tough to argue against him as being the best lhp in the game today, but im not going to say its johan because there is a pitcher even better than him and his name is Francisco Liriano. You may or may not have heard of Liriano because he is currently a rookie, but i really see johan in him and more. He is much more of the power pitcher than johan, and he overwhelms his hitters as good as santana. he has a better k/bb and k/9 rating and he is electric. liriano is taller and stronger, which makes him more intimidating, plus he is younger. he will be an allstar and a superstar soon if he isnt already. did i mention they are both on the twins?!?! thats wicked
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Vladimir Guerrero. Maybe he's not having his typical year, but he's still the best player on that team. Jered Weaver was sent down to the minor so Bartolo Colon could come back and, well, we all know what happened.
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David Wright is the best 3B. He is a five-tool player. Enough said. Yes, all he can do is improve, which is scary.
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TRUE SLEEPERS? EVERYONE knows about King Felix, Duke, Cain and Liriano as they are probably already taken. Go with the guy Liriano's competing with for the 5th spot; Scott Baker, the Marlins Scott Olsen; yes definitely Anthony Reyes of the Redbirds. Justin Verlander of the Tigers is a future ace. Edwin Jackson of the Devil Rays and Dewon Brazeleton of the Padres have fallen off the radar, but worth keeping your eye on as these guys are free agents in your league!
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chipper jones, because he keeps a low profile and is an underrated player even with the injuries he's had.
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Jason Giambi, good slugging percentage and on base percentage. gets alot of walks.