Early returns look profitable for BABS pitcher targets

by Doug Gruber Two weeks ago, we looked at several pre-season hitter asset groups to measure how well BABS was doing for 2019. That evaluation identified numerous examples of hitters who have been very profitable. This week we will do the same assessment for the pitcher rankings. We think you will like these results too!…

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Are disappointing stars candidates for positive regression?

by Patrick Cloghessy No one wants to admit the sunk cost of an expensive draft choice. But positive regression is still possible. It’s not too late for these frustrating few to be useful, even great fantasy players provided they at least approach historical skill levels. Is Mookie Betts (p,s,a) nursing a World Series hangover? He’s…

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Early Returns Look Profitable for BABS Hitter Targets

by Doug Gruber One of the fundamentals of BABS is that players with similar skills are assembled into asset groups and are pretty much interchangeable. Further, BABS has taught us that our draft strategy is to sort the players within each asset group by the marketplace rankings (ADPs, AAVs) and look for the largest discrepancies.…

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June 2019 BABS Update – Pitchers

by Doug Gruber Which pitcher doesn’t belong in this threesome…Jacob deGrom, Stephen Strasburg or Matthew Boyd? If we were talking 2019 player salaries, Boyd at only $2.4 million would be the poor boy in the this group. In the June 2019 update, BABS says that all three arms belong in the same asset group, possessing…

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June 2019 BABS Update – Batters

by Patrick Cloghessy Is it really June already? Here’s what’s up with some of the batters from the BABS June 3 update. Entering 2019, David Dahl (p,A+) was a desirable commodity. After returning from injury in late 2018, Dahl (pictured) posted a huge September. That, and a mile-high home field made a recipe for selection…

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