The Underperformers

645 · 11-27-2006, 05:19 PM

Back in March, many fantasy baseball managers were faced with either taking Alex Rodriguez or Albert Pujols in the first round of their 2006 fantasy baseball drafts. That single decision alone probably decided if they won or lost their leagues. As we look back at the past, if we can learn from it, we can take that knowledge going forward as we prepare for our 2007 fantasy baseball drafts. Was it a fluke that some players overachieved or underachieved in 2006 and how do we take that into account as we pre-rank our players for the 2007 draft? Were you one of those managers that ignored all the so-called experts and took Alfonso Soriano in the first or second round of your drafts in 2006? Or conversely, were you one of those managers that took Manny Ramirez in the first round, only to see him perform like fifth or sixth round draft pick?” In this article, we will take a look at those players that underperformed in comparison to where they were drafted in most fantasy baseball leagues in 2006. Here is my top list of underachievers for the 2006 fantasy baseball season.

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11-27-2006, 05:19 PM	#1 (permalink)
645 Moderator Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Milwaukee Posts: 6,136	The Underperformers Back in March, many fantasy baseball managers were faced with either taking Alex Rodriguez or Albert Pujols in the first round of their 2006 fantasy baseball drafts. That single decision alone probably decided if they won or lost their leagues. As we look back at the past, if we can learn from it, we can take that knowledge going forward as we prepare for our 2007 fantasy baseball drafts. Was it a fluke that some players overachieved or underachieved in 2006 and how do we take that into account as we pre-rank our players for the 2007 draft? Were you one of those managers that ignored all the so-called experts and took Alfonso Soriano in the first or second round of your drafts in 2006? Or conversely, were you one of those managers that took Manny Ramirez in the first round, only to see him perform like fifth or sixth round draft pick?” In this article, we will take a look at those players that underperformed in comparison to where they were drafted in most fantasy baseball leagues in 2006. Here is my top list of underachievers for the 2006 fantasy baseball season. Pro Fantasy Sports