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Brad Johnson
1:09
Still, $14 is probably about right. Remember though, he's entering his age 31 season. Some people still assume he's young. Could you maybe trade him?
RG
1:10
In a league with six pitching categories (wins, saves, innings pitched, WHIP, ERA, and strikeouts) would you rely heavily on Jake deGrom, with the injury concern? I know there are so many variables, but I finished second in the league last year, largely due to his outstanding numbers, even with his numerous stints on the DL.
Brad Johnson
1:11
What you rely upon is in part a matter of circumstance. If you're keeping deGrom, then circumstance dictates you rely upon him. If you're considering re-drafting him, then it's all about getting value relative to your alternatives.
1:12
There's a mantra in card games be it poker, mtg, etc.
"Play to your outs"
1:13
Fantasy baseball is not so different. You need to know how your roster is meant to deliver your victory, where it needs buttressing, and where you need to experiment/dig for gold.
1:14
If you're leaning on deGrom, then you might also consider how you'd survive if his elbow pops in April or May.
ok, that's all folks. A couple buzzer beaters came in which I'll answer as the chat closes.
Dollar pitcher night
1:14
Is there a position that you should always draft in the first few rounds
Brad Johnson
1:15
No. There's no must-pick positions
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