Comments on: 2009 Fantasy Baseball http://waiversharks.com/blog/2009/01/06/2009-fantasy-baseball/ Expert advice on baseball players - Sleepers & Keepers for your Major League Baseball- fantasy sports waiver wire. Thu, 17 May 2012 23:19:58 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.3 By: WaiverSharks http://waiversharks.com/blog/2009/01/06/2009-fantasy-baseball/#comment-2080 WaiverSharks Thu, 08 Jan 2009 23:39:20 +0000 http://waiversharks.com/blog/2009/01/06/2009-fantasy-baseball/#comment-2080 Poor Blue Jays players "Eh":) They receive so little fanfare! But yeah, most definitely Travis Snider in particular is a Blue Jay to keep close tabs on, Dave! Despite his uncertain role to date - he possesses monster power that should make him capable of some serious long ball totals one year. We are obviously VERY high on him - as we have him currently ranked #4 on our recently updated off season rankings of prospects to watch out for in 2009 - See our <a href="http://waiversharks.com/red-sock/future-stars/" rel="nofollow">FUTURE STARS OF THE CAGE </a>section. Thanks for the insightful comment, and best of luck to you during the 2009 Fantasy Baseball Season! Poor Blue Jays players “Eh”:) They receive so little fanfare!

But yeah, most definitely Travis Snider in particular is a Blue Jay to keep close tabs on, Dave! Despite his uncertain role to date - he possesses monster power that should make him capable of some serious long ball totals one year.
We are obviously VERY high on him - as we have him currently ranked #4 on our recently updated off season rankings of prospects to watch out for in 2009 - See our FUTURE STARS OF THE CAGE section. Thanks for the insightful comment, and best of luck to you during the 2009 Fantasy Baseball Season!

]]> By: Dave http://waiversharks.com/blog/2009/01/06/2009-fantasy-baseball/#comment-2075 Dave Thu, 08 Jan 2009 01:16:10 +0000 http://waiversharks.com/blog/2009/01/06/2009-fantasy-baseball/#comment-2075 Nice list, really. I'm also big on Kila, Fontenot and Clement if playing time becomes less of an issue for them. De la Rosa is a little surprising given his BB/9, a category that I don't see a lot of seismic jumps in from year to year. Totally agreed that CHOO is flying under the radar. I'll have to read up some more on your Toronto players; much like the rest of baseball, I'm not super familiar with either one. Nice list, really. I’m also big on Kila, Fontenot and Clement if playing time becomes less of an issue for them. De la Rosa is a little surprising given his BB/9, a category that I don’t see a lot of seismic jumps in from year to year.

Totally agreed that CHOO is flying under the radar.

I’ll have to read up some more on your Toronto players; much like the rest of baseball, I’m not super familiar with either one.

]]>