2014 fantasy baseball season is officially behind us - but if you have mastered and raised a championship or stumbled across the finish line, we can take a few months of next season. I gathered 11 other fantasy authors, the first round of the draft to make a model of Fantasy Baseball 2015!
I asked each author to rejoice us to understand which are the first choice for maybe next spring. So I asked to talk about their options, and gives us a reason to believe.
Our group of writers estimate includes: Todd Zola Mastersball.com, Cory Schwartz of MLB.com, Derek VanRiper of RotoWire.com, Eric Mack BleacherReport.com, Ray Guilfoyle of FakeTeams.com Zach Stone Horn of MLB.com Bryan Curley BaseballProf.com Nando Di Fino FNTSY Sports Network, Nick Raducanu of ProjectRoto.com Tim Heaney, USA Today and Jake Fancy Ciely of RotoExperts.com.
2015 Fantasy Baseball Mock Draft: Round 1
This design of the simulations are for a 12-team, the average power runs, RBI, stolen base and circuits as well as wins, saves, strikeouts, and ERA whip mixed Rotisserie project.
1:01 Mike Trout, Angel
"If another player has had a reduction of 50 percent in interceptions and had his batting average 35 points less likely candidates Bounce Round mid-2015, however, being, more than trout has a free swingers 2014 and it adds some more Ks go RR and RBI season as a 24-year-old healthy animal that can basically do what you want to start with the bat. "
- David Gono from SI.com
1:02 Andrew McCutchen, DE, Pittsburgh
"This will be a fun year. I see two possible choice number 1 in his philosophy as if the project goes well, an argument from at least four, maybe more, in the # 2 of .ventanilla be drop-offCutch is durable, always on the right side of the growth curve, on a computer that RBI Elite + R has to hold and it still works. Your decimal hang trout, but perhaps not as much as you might think. 0.305 / 0.395 / 0.549 against 0.299 / 0.385 / 0.483. "Dropoff Window
- Todd Zola and Mastersball.com FantasyAlarm.com
1:03 Miguel Cabrera, 1B, Detroit
"It's tempting to aawwwwfully Giancarlo Stanton here, but I'll chalk and take Miguel Cabrera. In a year by his standards he hit .313-25-109 with 101 runs and averages around .320-35-120. The loss of 3B Eligibility hurts (although always in the game ten league), but is a class in which the money-in-the-bank-four categories of production ".
- Cory Schwartz MLB.com
1:04 Giancarlo Stanton, DE, Miami
"I'm going to take Giancarlo Stanton at this location within easy reach. It is very surprising that there are 25 for the 2015 season to improve its benefits to date. The young talents on and open the possibility of its statistics continue to Counting improve. I'm curious if you have two figures fly again, but it's really a bonus of 0,280 / 0,390 / 0,550 35-40 HR, 200 RBI, R + ".
- Derek VanRiper of RotoWire.com
1:05 Paul Goldschmidt, 1B, Arizona
"If by a broken hand, Goldy could be a case for a candidate to be: 1 - .300-30-110-100-15 guys are pretty rare that I do not necessarily like the writing of a first target in Series 1. a healthy Goldschmidt is as productive as someone on the board at No. 5. Get this: It is also best age of 27 I like to take the age at the beginning of the imagination. "
- Eric Mack BleacherReport.com
1.06 Clayton Kershaw, SP, Los Angeles Dodgers
"Kershaw seems to only get better from year to year. The question is whether they can improve their performance, so that the MVP of the season or not, even if stabilized., Is still worthy of a start of the first round, and an argument can be made that he is the number 1 choice in 2015thOver the past three seasons have and Mike Trout Fantasy Players consistent. Although trout do not work hard, Kershaw continue to improve in all areas. There is very little risk in the development of Kershaw early in the first round. "
- Ray Guilfoyle of FakeTeams.com
Carlos Gómez 1.07, DE, Milwaukee
"It was a center line .284-24-73-88-37 in the last two seasons. I like to write as many as possible of five categories of producers in the early rounds and Gomez fits the bill. On the other hand, will be 29, the first day of 2015, so he's still in his prime. "
- Zach Stone Horn of MLB.com
1.08 José Abreu, 1B, Chicago White Sox
"When Eric Mack'm not thrilled about the development of a 1B in the first round, but I am pleased that one of the best power hitters of the game Consider this. In 2012, 26 players who have taken at least 30 were Home Runs. In 2013 this number was decreased to 14 in 2014 reduced to just 11 After a year with more noise classifications I remember, I will be soon-to-28 years old who have (enough) some will between leaders Ball Cup and they will not hurt my media ".
- Bryan Curley BaseballProf.com
Hanley Ramirez 1.09, SS, Los Angeles Dodgers
"If he stays healthy, I consider it a bonus. If you play 130 games, we will probably figures that make it 1-2 former shortstop would do to see. It was between Hanley and Troy Tulowitzki, and can be close, but I feel like Hanley creak a little forward with speed potential. "
- Nando Di Fino FNTSYSportsNetwork.com
1.10 Troy Tulowitzki, SS, Colorado
"I hope that the New York Yankees take on the season. Yes, you read that right. New. York. Yankees. Cashman with which to add a splash to the creatures of the steps (and Steinbrenner), the leaves make appease and gets two more to Derek Jeter replace (they will change him his number, but they are, at least in its spell names directly on your t-shirt). I get 100 games Tulo, but I'll be happy, on average, have Batting leadership in the league and RH 20-25 short position before he hit the waiver wire like Jordy Mercy. "Drop-off window
- Nick Raducanu of ProjectRoto.com
1:11 Adam Jones, DE, Baltimore
"His stolen bases decreased, but the other four main categories wants to define only one year in consistency with little fanfare. Selections first round are all to be as safe as possible. At 29, Jones and approximate line. 280-30-90- 90-10 must keep puffing. Walks be condemned! "
- Tim Heaney, USA Today fantasy
1:12 Anthony Rendon, 2B / 3B, Washington
"It's true, and it is spectacular. It is only the second season of Rendon and swat 21 home runs and steal managed almost 20 bags. While Rendon has a much higher ceiling 20/20, a man, a man with 20/20 dual for the second and third positions getting thinner bases. I give a guy meets almost 0,290 with 100 or more runs, 80 RBI and a line of 20/20, who also plays second base, and I'm going I'm going to show in the first round ".
- Jake Ciely of RotoExperts.com
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