Mike Trout's worth

what are the 20 scoring categories?

you keep the whole team in this dynasty,?

Those trades are trash, FWIW

it would be really hard to gauge without knowing how many players will be kept.


in my opinion, if you are going to do a dynasty league, you need to know before hand how many players will be kept.

you just have to keep in mind that a team out of the running can make a trade that you may think is lopsided, but when it comes to next year, it may work out better for them.

quote:

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Jemile Weeks
Mike Trout
Daniel Hudson
Max Scherzer

for

Justin Upton and Roy Halladay

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for instance, something like this above may seem lopsided on the surface, but the guy getting the 4 players may have a huge hole.

however, my first point comes in...What if the guy adds these 4 players, thinking he will keep them all. At that point, he is now +2 in keeper players than he was before that trade. So what if at the end of the year he isnt in last place, and someone sets the keepers at 5?

He is going to be fricked if he made that trade thinking he would keep those guys because there would be a high number of keepers. But when the dust settles, there will only be 5.




all that may be confusing, but once you get a year under the belt you may understand

sounds like he is over valuing him. He is 19 or 20 years old. Prob wont hit his peak for another 2-3 years.

i probably wouldnt even keep him in a 10 team league, unless i could keep 13-15 players or so

he could be a great player, but he could also be a bust as so many top prospects turn out to be. i'm of the opinion that rookies are almost always overrated in fantasy baseball.