Drafting players, the first years after the fall of the contract for your team Fantasy Baseball is a very smart move. Figure, they should be batting 2015 free agents will do anything to get the most money they can make next year. Probably will struggle with injuries, get in great shape and always study video.
The following are not batting 2.015 notable free agents after this season, and a contract with a club option.
Ryan Doumit, C, Atlanta has the at-bats in the receiving position for the Braves with Gerald Laird and possibly Evan Gattis time to see the end. It is not a terrible option for a second receiver in leagues two receivers.
AJ Pierzynski, C, Boston: Reaching the last season Rangers and White Sox, and his 44 home runs in the last two years are a personal brand in a period of two years. Pesky Pole in right field should serve.
Adam Dunn, 1B, Chicago White Sox: Soon the end of his career, Dunn is perhaps looking for his latest new contract. However, there are 75 circuits in the past two seasons, which is better than nothing, but Miguel Cabrera (88), Chris Davis (86) and Edwin Encarnacion (78). Unfortunately, he only hit .211 in that span, and he took 32.7 percent of his plate appearances.
Asdrubal Cabrera, SS, Cleveland: After hitting 25 home runs in 2011, Cabrera hit 30 total home runs in the last two seasons. It seemed a little in 2013, but between healthy this season. If he. His hit rate from 242 to 270-line, which will bring a great advantage
JJ Hardy, SS, Baltimore: Speaking of shortstops with Pop, Hardy enters its final year of his contract after Troy Tulowitzki homered Orioles tied to the top of the shortstops with 25 home runs in 2013. In his three years in Baltimore, he led all shortstops with 77 homers - 14 more than second place Tulo. (It is also Asdrubal Cabrera head with 224 RBI linked).
Jed Lowrie, SS, Oakland: He's just a great season in Oakland, but it's hard to see how they stay for 150 games healthy again. But when minor injuries occur again, probably trying to get their hopes for a better salary in 2015.
Hanley Ramirez, SS, Los Angeles Dodgers: If someone could finish five fantasy player with a full season as a top without injury, is Han-Ram. Several injuries left him nearly half of last season, but half of what made the game, miss the one published in 1040 OPS. Interestingly, during his career, it was just a bad season (2011). This is not a bad record, to believe that it all to do to stay on the field in 2014.
Chase Headley, 3B, San Diego: Parents blame poor statistics Headley in 2013 for lack of a ton of games. But instead, he played through a variety of injuries, and ended up with 50 percent of the statistics they put up in 2012. With this knowledge, it is not a big "contract year" flight candidates and see what happens when playing through injuries - your team ends badly.
Colby Rasmus, OF, Toronto: Rasmus, on the other hand, is an interesting fantasy option in his walk year, and you can not do that (around 21-23) so late. He has shown that he can hit for power, when healthy, and he is at his physical peak, because even 27 years is up to August 11
Pablo Sandoval, 3B, San Francisco: The (formerly) strongly our "Contract Year" flagship entering this season coming into spring training, after he lost over 40 pounds in Venezuela. Is his 13th round ADP did him a blessing to a position that probably will not want to leave it open on round 13.
Norichika Aoki, OF, Kansas City: He is a one-year study with the Royals this season have after being in Milwaukee in a trade time. I called Aoki dream for 2014. The Royals have actually built an underrated offense - especially at the top with Aoki and 2B Omar Infante before a big heart on the basis of the order. The first four batters in Kansas City got on base at a clip of .350 or better OBP last season.
Michael Cuddyer, OF, Colorado: Looks like big year contract Cuddyer breaking first season, as he has career highs in batting average (.331) and OBP (.389). It dates from the 14th season of his career, so it is difficult to predict a great year for this species. But the Colorado Air serves him well with 0.996 OPS at home against a 0.842 OPS away from Coors Field.
Nelson Cruz, OF, Baltimore: Again, we have a PED-bounce candidate here as Cruz hopes to show that some power / talent again after the suspension of the biogenesis and moving into a new team. The Orioles signed a one-year contract, which means Cruz could get a big salary if he hits well. (Now would be a good time to do something that could really improve the output somehow!)
Torii Hunter, OF, Detroit: The boy turning 39 this summer, so do not expect too much of an escape. Interestingly learned to hit for average, after nearly 16 years in the majors. Last year and this year were the only seasons in the year 0300 in the shade.
Mike Morse, DE, San Francisco: In his fourth team (Giants) in three seasons, Morse hopes of wrist surgery in the off-season to recover and abbreviated-2013.
Alfonso Soriano of the Cubs in Chicago: After a season of 34 HR, DH Soriano Yankees this season. But you could also see time at first base, which contributes his fantasy value.
Victor Martinez, DH, Detroit: Guess who accelerated rather than Prince Fielder in the field? The 35-year-old DH is two years removed from knee surgery and achieve the purification of one of the best offenses there is a season. Do not be too concerned about your suitability for DH, because he does not gain the eligibility of the recipient again in the first month.
David Ortiz, DH Boston: Big Papi forces you to keep the hot players in and out of their reach, because DH is like V-Mart, but it is not a machine on the plate. Not to worry about the lack of flexibility of the list because they have met again loaded in a number of Red Sox .300-30-100.
These guys should be 2015 free agents, but is also required to produce a little more in 2014, which is good for Fantasy Baseball owner.
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