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I feel the same way. I won't be taking him, but someone is going to get a really good year out of him in my league.
I don't like him at all in an auction. His price will be high enough to mess up an entire team's salary structure. The inherent risk that comes with pitchers is too great when you factor in the premium you'll have to pay for Santana.While he's the clear #1 SP, I'd take the field bet that some other SP will end up having a better fantasy season.
whats too high for him in an auction? Looks like he is valued around $33-35 in a $260 league - seems reasonable if you can get him for that.
His move to the NL will push him close, if not over, $40I would stay away too.............unless you can get him at $33..........then he would be a bargain
I'd be shocked if he went for less than $40 in any auction this year (Kiddnets said:
okay, if you mark his age correctly > turns 29 on 3/13
Clifton said:
I see the move to the NL to a better team outweighing all those other factors. I see a big increase in his numbers from last year - especially Ks and Ws.
Finally a voice of reason.He's going to a better team with a better offense.He's going to the NL and will face the opposing SP at least twice.He'll be pitching half of his games at pitcher friendly Shea.But lets throw ALL that out and say the pressure of pitching NY will kill all that.I see the move to the NL to a better team outweighing all those other factors. I see a big increase in his numbers from last year - especially Ks and Ws.
