Who Should I Draft?

“Lawrie's first three months of production: .292 with 8 HR, 48 R, 33 RBI, and 11 SB So, you can see he was on pace to at least come close to meeting his lofty 2012 expectations. If Lawrie can stay healthy in 2013 he should become the star many think he is/will be.”

“Should be solid, if not spectacular, across the board (.280/20/80/90/20)”

“Was the Pedroia we thought he was in '12 2nd half (.880 OPS)”

“Decent avg, double digit HR and SB, adn with the new lineup, Lawrie should get close to 90 R and RBI.”

“Pedroia has the potential to be the type of 5-category killer that is tough to find at any position, but only if he can see more time batting third in the lineup.”

“Barring an injury, which is certainly possible the way he throws his body around the field, he should see significant bumps in homers and R.B.I. in his second full season. ”

“He should return to full health, meaning a 20-20 season with an average around .300 is certainly doable. ”

“Lawrie was a disappointment in 2012. Everyone expected 20/20, he was 11/11. The Speed potential is there, the power potential is there. With Jose Reyes now batting lead-off, Lawrie can find a constant spot in the batting order. Which should let him get his feet more grounded and that 20/20 season can arrive.”

“Pedroia is going to get more games as the #3 hitter, which can only mean good things for the laser show. His power numbers are not in the 25+ Range like his fantasy value use to insist. Instead it is a lot of 20/20 Production with .300+ Batting average.”

“On my 2013 all bust team.”