I rolled for the ten picks from that other draft starting at #100, and ranked seasons based solely on WIS salary. The dice roll is in parentheses below, along with season and a few stats.7.04 Ozzie Smith, SS (3) 1985 - 615 PA, 103 OPS+7.05 Fergie Jenkins, P (3) 1968 - 308 IP, 1.04 WHIP, 113 ERA+7.06 Nomar Garciaparra, SS (1) 2000 - 599 PA, 130 OPS+7.07 Pie Traynor, 3B (2), 1925 - 697 PA, 117 OPS+7.08 Craig Biggio, 2B (5), 1993 - 749 PA, 109 OPS+7.09 Jim Thome, DH (3), 2001 - 644 PA, 137 OPS+7.10 Gaylord Perry, P (6), 1970 - 326 IP, 1.14 WHIP, 127 ERA+7.11 Dazzy Vance, P (5), 1930 - 273 IP, 1.14 WHIP, 190 ERA+7.12 Catfish Hunter, P (1), 1972 - 309 IP, 0.91 WHIP, 150 ERA+7.13 Ralph Kiner, LF (4) 1950 - 712 PA, 135 OPS+Big winners: Nomar, there's a big dropoff from his career year to his sixth best. Hunter's #1 year is OK if you can stand the HRs, if his roll was 4-6, he'd be a mopup quality pitcher.Big loser: Kiner had three huge seasons, this one is merely large. Perry's value takes a big hit with his dice roll. Vance's season has a .250 OAV although he's probably still useable.It's too small of a sample to read much into this. This group consists of guys with long successful careers so in most cases, their "worst" year is still useable. The randomization will really hit the value of single freak season guys, which probably isn't a bad thing.