Who Should I Draft?

“He just keeps getting better with age”

“34 yrs old and has history of injuries, but when healthy he is a stud”

“When will he start to fade? If not this year when? Extreme consistency makes me willing to gamble every year until that sharp decline eventually happens. Don't fret. He's a beast”

“The last of the stud tier of 3B”

“Averaging .314/32/103/87 in 3 seasons since exiting Seattle”

“Virtual .300/20/15 lock, but run prod. hurt by lack of lineup support”

“Beltre continues to get better, even at 33 years old. It doesn't hurt that he plays in that ballpark with those teammates, either.”

“Wright's SB potential is something of a rarity among the heavy hitting 3B. It's a bit of a concern that his power has been inconsistent, but he's a top player once again.”

“There are not many 3B options as good as Adrian Beltre. Being the center piece of the Rangers, he could likely thrive to a new level of success. He hit .321 with 36 HRs and 102 RBIs. He is rock solid every year with Texas, and you should draft him with confidence that he will be a rock.”

“Wright is always a solid player who should hit above .300. He should hit 25+ HRs, he should get 100+ RBIs, and steal 20+ bases. Exactly what we envision Brett Lawrie to do one of these seasons. Draft him with those numbers to be expected.”

“If you?re looking for Cabrera-like production at a lower price but with a bit more risk, then Beltre is your man. ”

“He just turned 30, but there is no reason to expect anything less than what he did in 2012: good production in all five categories. ”

“Suffered an intercostal sprain in spring training, may not be ready for opening day and long term health is an issue”

“On my 2013 all bust team.”