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While his defense is elite, his hitting is very very average.  He's clearly out for me.

Albert Pujols

I think guys like Sale, Price, Lester, King Felix all have better cases going forward.   I think Josh needs five more elite years to get him headed in the conversation.

I thought about Pedroia.  I don't think he gets enough numbers to get in.  But I think he's worth talking about.

Trout Beltre Kershaw MadBum Goldy Theo (Too early for other Cubs) Max Scherzer David Wright (Too early for many Red Sox) (Too Early for Machado) Miggy Cano   Guys that I need to see more of include Price, Sale, King Felix, Lester

Heck Cousins over Romo?

Cousins over Dak Prescott?

I think the Cowboys will go hard on defense

Thome and Chipper get in next year as first timers for me.

There is some of that I agree.  It still shoudn't matter.  If anything it should help the case of someone in demand.

I agree, if the NL teams stay as hurt as they were in 2016, including the Indians, I see no reason to pick against the Cubs who have avoided injury quite well.

Pretty sadden that Lee Smith isn't going to get in thru the writers.  He was right there with any closer when he played and his intimidation was off the charts when he entered a game.  FTR, I am a Cub hater and I would have him in my personal HOF.

That's the thing, Dozier is quite a bit more expensive than other options.  If I am the Dodgers, I pass hard if they want De Leon.

better ceiling with lawrie, but I get it

Completely agree.  But the Dodgers aren't really in need and can take the run while costing much, much, much, etc, etc, ...less

For that price I'd rather have Brett Lawrie at a lower cost if I am the Dodgers.  I need to keep what pitching I have.

Fangraphs has his defense at below average.  Given his affordability, age, and still two years of control I think a top 50 and maybe two top 125s

Wild Card NFC: 3. Seattle Seahawks 5. New York Giants   AFC:   3. Pittsburgh Steelers 5. Oakland Raiders   Divisional Round NFC: NYG 2. Atlanta Falcons   AFC:  1. New England Patriots PITT   Conference Championships NFC: ATL AFC:  NE   Super Bowl LI NFC Champion vs. AFC Champion    NE

u find evidence that what you said is incorrect and yet you stand by it????? 

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