Who Should I Draft?

“Kinsler went from a 30/30 player to a 20/20 player. We all know he is closer to the 30/30 potential and Kinsler seemed to be very ICE cold at a lot of bad times throughout the 2012 season. If Kinler remains consistent like players in the BEAST category should, you can get one of the most dynamic fantasy players in the game today at a scarce position. He will always be among the league leaders in runs.”

“Prince was able to adjust to AL pitching better than Pujols as far as staying consistent all season. Still he only managed to hit 30 HRs because he had no protection behind him in the lineup. This season the Tigers brought in Torii Hunter and have a healthy Victor Martinez which could lead to HUGE success and a 40/100 campaign from the Prince himself.”

“Kinsler has hit 18 or more HR and stolen more than 20 bases 5 of the last 6 seasons (other one due to injury), and 2 of those seasons were 30HR/30SB years.”

“Prince is a monster at the plate, and with Martinez coming back, he might score a few more runs.”

“Kinsler has a history of being injury-prone and has produced inconsistent power and average numbers, but still among the better options. ”

“After proving there would be no ill-effects by moving to Detroit and the A.L., he's as safe of a pick at first base as there is.”

“I believe his 30/30 seasons more than last year”

“Rollercoaster ride, but you should get .260/20/80/100/20 in the end”

“Still well shy of 30 years old, he's .290/30/100 money in the bank”

“Along with Ryan Braun, Gonzales is one of five players that will significantly contribute in all 5 hitting categories in 2013. But there is a risk associated with picking Gonzalez in round 1. He is an injury risk and over the past 3 season, he has averaged only 529 at bats and 136 games played. His runs scored, home runs, RBIs have decreased over the past 3 seasons. His batting average has been up and down, and his stolen bases have remained steady. If Ca...”