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Old 11-05-2012, 03:18 PM
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Originally Posted by dmvincent View Post
Willingham is one of the most underrated players in baseball, he's turned into a great power hitter and can hit in the middle of any lineup.

However, he's not getting any younger and Hosmer's upside alonge makes him worth keeping IMO (30-40 HR, 100+ RBI).

Good luck.
Another question you'll face is: Which one will be more widely sought after in your draft? If someone is desperate for a 1B keeper Hosmer would be mighty tempting whereas Willingham has far more mileage and is more of a question mark with each passing season than the 23 year old.

I don't know if Hosmer will ever settle in to the point where he's knocking in close to 40 HR's. I think his swing will produce less HR's (thinking 25-30 consistently) and more doubles, but the 100 RBI's sounds spot on.
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