Who Should I Draft?

“In 1st full season, top 5 among 2Bs in SB (31), Runs (86), RBIs (76)”

“Ultimate dice roll - top 5 upside, well established health downside”

“If Kipnis can continue to progress, he could be a first rounder some day. He's a great pick in keeper leagues.”

“We all have faith in Tulo's numbers. If only we had faith in his health. But even if he gets hurt for a month, Tulo's year plus a month of his replacement is probably better than any other SS will produce.”

“Kipnis is a player that should be a 20 HR/30 SB player as early as 2013. If we needed to find a version of Brian Roberts back in his prime, Jason Kipnis is that man. Jason can rake the ball and soon all those doubles will turn into bombs. We should see Kipnis do damage once again with an even better Indians squad this season.”

“Tulowitzki is the best power hitting SS in the game by a long shot. If he stays healthy, he can hit 30+ HRs. He can also steal around 20 bases and hit over .300. Tulo does it all and comes into 2013 at 100% after a groin injury forced him to miss nearly all of 2012.”

“He followed up an amazing first half with lots of ugly in the second. A nice balance of power and speed but inconsistency of 2012 a concern. ”

“The injury concern for Tulowitzki is legitimate, but so is his elite ability at the plate. This is a classic high-risk, high reward situation. ”

“While you are reading this, Tulowitzki is plotting the next way he can land himself on the DL - Just avoid and save yourself the headache”

“On my 2013 all bust team.”