- Wed Dec 11, 2024 3:26 pm
#3020
As we dive into the offseason, the debate around keep or cut decisions is heating up, especially for players like Bo Bichette and Brandon Lowe. Bichette's 2024 season was a rollercoaster, plagued by injuries and a significant drop in performance metrics. With his power numbers declining and a projected wOBA that could hit a career low, is it time to cut ties with a once-promising star? Or do you believe in the bounce-back potential of a player who has shown flashes of brilliance in the past?
On the other hand, Brandon Lowe presents a different conundrum. Despite his injury history, he managed to post solid numbers when healthy. However, with a salary of $13 and a history of limited playing time, is he worth the risk? Can we trust his ability to stay on the field, or is it time to look for more reliable options?
Then there's Tyler Fitzgerald, who had a breakout month but comes with a lot of red flags. Can a player with below-average exit velocity and a high swing-and-miss rate sustain success in the long run? Is it wise to gamble on his potential at a low price, or should we be cautious of his streaky nature?
And what about Michael Massey? With a solid points-per-game average when starting, is he a hidden gem worth keeping, or just a temporary solution in a deeper league?
Let’s hear your thoughts! Who are you keeping or cutting this offseason? Do you believe in the bounce-back potential of players like Bichette and Lowe, or are you ready to move on? What strategies do you employ when faced with these tough decisions? Share your insights and let’s get the conversation rolling!
On the other hand, Brandon Lowe presents a different conundrum. Despite his injury history, he managed to post solid numbers when healthy. However, with a salary of $13 and a history of limited playing time, is he worth the risk? Can we trust his ability to stay on the field, or is it time to look for more reliable options?
Then there's Tyler Fitzgerald, who had a breakout month but comes with a lot of red flags. Can a player with below-average exit velocity and a high swing-and-miss rate sustain success in the long run? Is it wise to gamble on his potential at a low price, or should we be cautious of his streaky nature?
And what about Michael Massey? With a solid points-per-game average when starting, is he a hidden gem worth keeping, or just a temporary solution in a deeper league?
Let’s hear your thoughts! Who are you keeping or cutting this offseason? Do you believe in the bounce-back potential of players like Bichette and Lowe, or are you ready to move on? What strategies do you employ when faced with these tough decisions? Share your insights and let’s get the conversation rolling!
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