Is the Rockies' Home Game Strategy a Genius Move or a Recipe for Disaster? 

In the latest Tout Wars draft recap, Grey dives deep into the intricacies of an NL-Only auction league, and it raises some fascinating questions about strategy and player value. With the Rockies seemingly at the bottom of the barrel for player development, how do we assess the potential of players like Thairo Estrada and Michael Toglia? Are we simply chasing shadows, or is there hidden value waiting to be uncovered?

Elly De La Cruz is another hot topic. Grey's bold prediction of him hitting .250 with 25+ home runs has me wondering: is he the next big thing, or are we setting ourselves up for disappointment? How do you weigh the risk versus reward when drafting young, high-upside players?

And what about Roki Sasaki? Grey snagged him for just $18, which seems like a steal. Are we undervaluing international talent in fantasy drafts? With the right scouting, could we be missing out on the next ace?

Lastly, the discussion around closers is always contentious. Grey's approach of waiting on drafting a top closer raises the question: is it better to invest early in a sure thing or play the market for value later on?

Let’s hear your thoughts! What strategies do you employ in your drafts? Are there players you’re particularly high or low on this season? Share your insights and let’s get the conversation rolling!