- Tue Nov 26, 2024 3:13 pm
#2050
As we dive into the off-season, the debate around third base in dynasty leagues is heating up. With veterans like Austin Riley and Nolan Arenado facing scrutiny and up-and-comers like Royce Lewis and Coby Mayo bursting onto the scene, it's time to weigh in on who you would rather have for the long haul.
Let's start with Austin Riley. Despite a rocky 2025 season marred by injuries and inconsistency, he still showcased his power potential with a strong finish. Can we expect him to bounce back and reclaim his status as a top-tier third baseman? Or is the stigma of his past struggles too much for dynasty managers to overlook?
On the flip side, we have Royce Lewis, a tantalizing prospect with immense upside but equally concerning volatility. With a history of injuries and a hit tool that raises eyebrows, is he worth the risk? Could he potentially outshine Riley if he can stay healthy and harness his power?
Then there's the veteran presence of Nolan Arenado, who has seen a decline in his numbers. Is he still a reliable asset for win-now teams, or is it time to move on? And what about Brady House, the young prospect with power potential but significant contact issues? Is he a gamble worth taking, or should dynasty managers stick with the proven track record of Arenado?
This brings us to the ultimate question: In a dynasty format, would you rather invest in the established power of Riley and Arenado, or take a chance on the high-risk, high-reward potential of Lewis and Mayo?
Share your thoughts! Who are you targeting in trades? What bold predictions do you have for these players in 2025 and beyond? Let's get the conversation rolling!
Let's start with Austin Riley. Despite a rocky 2025 season marred by injuries and inconsistency, he still showcased his power potential with a strong finish. Can we expect him to bounce back and reclaim his status as a top-tier third baseman? Or is the stigma of his past struggles too much for dynasty managers to overlook?
On the flip side, we have Royce Lewis, a tantalizing prospect with immense upside but equally concerning volatility. With a history of injuries and a hit tool that raises eyebrows, is he worth the risk? Could he potentially outshine Riley if he can stay healthy and harness his power?
Then there's the veteran presence of Nolan Arenado, who has seen a decline in his numbers. Is he still a reliable asset for win-now teams, or is it time to move on? And what about Brady House, the young prospect with power potential but significant contact issues? Is he a gamble worth taking, or should dynasty managers stick with the proven track record of Arenado?
This brings us to the ultimate question: In a dynasty format, would you rather invest in the established power of Riley and Arenado, or take a chance on the high-risk, high-reward potential of Lewis and Mayo?
Share your thoughts! Who are you targeting in trades? What bold predictions do you have for these players in 2025 and beyond? Let's get the conversation rolling!
- By Anonymous