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Down On The Farm: Prospect Chat With ESPN's Keith Law
If there is one prospect expert to read, for me, it is ESPN's Keith Law. I have been following his chats and rankings for several years now, and he is definitely the guy to read for fantasy owners. Here are some excerpts from Thursday's chat at ESPN:
Manny Machado was the 2nd over pick in the 2010 MLB draft, and that is saying something, as Franklin has posted excellent numbers in 2010.
Decker should start the 2011 season at AA San Antonio, and could get a cup of coffee next September. I am curious where Law ranks him this year, as he ranked him, by far, much higher than the other prospect experts.
Not a prospect question, but I had to include it to balance all the negative pub Manny took last weekend.
Wow. Forget what I said over at Fake Teams about taking Julio Teheran in the UBA league minor league draft.
I wish I would have known this two days ago when I had the opportunity to pick up Padres pitching prospect Cory Luebke. Instead, I picked up Brewers reliever Jeremy Jeffress in the UBA keeper league, with the thought that he may close in 2011.
Sep 03 12:50a by Ray Guilfoyle - 0 comments