Who Should I Draft?

“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...”

“On my 2013 all bust team.”

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

“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.”

“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.”

“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. ”

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

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

“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.”

“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.”

“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”