Who Should I Draft?
Dustin Pedroia or Mike Napoli
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“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.”
“He should return to full health, meaning a 20-20 season with an average around .300 is certainly doable. ”
“There's potential for great value here. A 4th round pick just last season, Napoli moves to Boston, where he'll spend plenty of time at 1B. ”
“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.”
“Napoli is not near 100% with a hip injury. Despite being able to hit 24 HRs in a terrible year last season with Texas, and clubbing out 30 HRs in less than 120 games last season. Mike Nap comes into Boston as one of the preimere bats. Health is a huge concern this Spring with the hip, he may not even start the season. Will still need to be the Red Sox man, but keep in mind it is a long season and you always want to come in 100% healthy.”
“if he proves to be healthy in spring training then he could move into a second tier option”
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