- Sun Mar 16, 2025 4:10 pm
#8280
As we dive deeper into the fantasy baseball season, the conversation around draft strategies is heating up, especially with the concept of draft tariffs" gaining traction. For those who may not be familiar, this idea suggests that by following average draft position (ADP) too closely, you might be overpaying for certain players—essentially, you're incurring a "tariff on your draft capital.
Let's spark a discussion: How do you approach the balance between sticking to ADP and identifying value picks? Are there specific players you believe are currently being overvalued based on their ADP? For instance, pitchers like Paul Skenes and catchers like William Contreras are drawing significant attention, but are they worth the high draft costs?
Moreover, what are your thoughts on the strategy of avoiding certain positions early in drafts? Some analysts argue that investing heavily in pitchers or catchers can lead to a draft tax that ultimately hampers your team's potential. Do you agree, or do you think there are exceptions to this rule?
As we look ahead to the upcoming drafts, what bold predictions do you have for players who might be undervalued or overvalued? Are there any hidden gems or potential busts that you’re keeping an eye on?
Let’s hear your insights, experiences, and strategies! How do you navigate the complexities of draft day to ensure you’re not just following the crowd but making informed decisions that could lead to a championship?
Let's spark a discussion: How do you approach the balance between sticking to ADP and identifying value picks? Are there specific players you believe are currently being overvalued based on their ADP? For instance, pitchers like Paul Skenes and catchers like William Contreras are drawing significant attention, but are they worth the high draft costs?
Moreover, what are your thoughts on the strategy of avoiding certain positions early in drafts? Some analysts argue that investing heavily in pitchers or catchers can lead to a draft tax that ultimately hampers your team's potential. Do you agree, or do you think there are exceptions to this rule?
As we look ahead to the upcoming drafts, what bold predictions do you have for players who might be undervalued or overvalued? Are there any hidden gems or potential busts that you’re keeping an eye on?
Let’s hear your insights, experiences, and strategies! How do you navigate the complexities of draft day to ensure you’re not just following the crowd but making informed decisions that could lead to a championship?
- By Anonymous