The 2015 Fantasy Baseball season began on Sunday evening, and there is nothing more to say or do. Unless, of course, make some bold predictions for next season.
Last September I came 21 bold predictions for the 2014 fantasy football season - and I have pretty good! (That means I'm like three or four properly.)
Note that I. This bold prediction in February or March Instead, like a coward, I did on the first Monday of the season.
Not so much because I have the conviction behind these predictions, but more because I. Great conviction enough for you to risk your fantasy baseball season in my intuitions
So I waited had expected - because it is very unlikely that I in the right bold in all these predictions. Very unlikely.
10 bold predictions for the 2015 fantasy baseball season
My first prediction is that it raise an eyebrow about some of these bold predictions.
AJ Pollock ended the year with better stats Jason Heyward.
Pollock is the Diamondbacks Starter Stick, and has enough pop and speed threaten to 20/20 season. Heyward, on the other hand, has a lot of offseason hype their passage in St. Louis, but he probably has another typical season 15/15. (He hit 11 homers in 149 games last year.)
National end with the best pitchers Fantasy Fantasy and the best hitter of the season.
Max Scherzer will cans on the board designated guys face, instead, and Bryce Harper is in season as Mike Trout.
(He's a year younger than the trout, by the way.)
Three pitchers rays end up in the top 30 starting pitchers in fantasy baseball.
Whenever the rays usually end up just fine. Pitching coach Jim Hickey is the real magic behind the spokes of the star pitching in recent years - and is still in the city with the new manager Kevin Cash.
Josmil Pinto finds a way in the area of Minnesota, and so uses Devin Mesoraco.
Young receivers have usually time to catch up, and the road is blocked by Pinto Kurt Suzuki. But if you say, according to the second part, you will understand why I like both Pinto.
George Springer hits 225 times, a record in baseball Ks in a season.
But also lead the NL with 44 channels - which is nice.
Drew Storen lead the National League in saves.
In the park of a pitcher with the best rotation in the majors? What more could you want!?!
Dexter Fowler leads the National League in runs scored.
Cubs offense placed on the track early and Fowler becomes a binding machine table makes fantasy owners impeach take 125 top players.
Joakim Soria Joe Nathan and Share work closer to Detroit all season.
Nathan was awful last season, and Soria is full of Tommy John surgery is recovering. But Nathan experience is in the ninth, and allow the experience of Soria Nathan get necessary rest. Both remain healthy throughout the season, too.
Mike Trout eventually hurt and ruin the lives of many of the imagination.
The prediction of injuries is silly, but the trout plays center field - not first base or DH - and he uses his legs enormously. It is not unreasonable to think that you could lose one or two months with a thumb injury or bum ankle with the way he plays.
Sean Doolittle, Jake McGee and Bobby Parnell will be more records this season Dellin Betances, Huston Street and Koji Uehara.
The trio of guys return from injury may require to do the second half of the season to the most damage, but is too young Betances is Steet Another often injured pitcher who did not even know to be healthy and Uehara is already wounded - and has more than 40 years.
He hit me in TwitterDavidGonos with some of his own bold predictions for the season of Fantasy Baseball 2015!
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