With the recent changes in ballpark dimensions, particularly the Orioles moving in their left field wall, the landscape of fantasy baseball is shifting. This has sparked a lot of debate about how these adjustments will impact player performance, especially for right-handed hitters.
Let's dive into the implications of these changes. For instance, Adley Rutschman, Ryan Mountcastle, and Tyler O’Neill are projected to see significant boosts in their home run totals. But how much weight should we put on these projections? Are they already baked into the numbers we see, or should we be cautious about overvaluing these players based on park factors alone?
Moreover, the Athletics' move to West Sacramento raises questions about whether this new park will play more neutral than their previous home in Oakland. Could this mean a resurgence for power hitters like Brent Rooker and Lawrence Butler, or are we getting ahead of ourselves?
What are your thoughts on how these park changes will affect player value in drafts? Are there any players you’re targeting or avoiding because of these adjustments? And how do you think the projections from various sources will adapt as the season progresses?
Let’s hear your bold predictions and insights!
With the recent changes in ballpark dimensions, particularly the Orioles moving in their left field wall, the landscape of fantasy baseball is shifting. This has sparked a lot of debate about how these adjustments will impact player performance, especially for right-handed hitters.
Let's dive into the implications of these changes. For instance, Adley Rutschman, Ryan Mountcastle, and Tyler O’Neill are projected to see significant boosts in their home run totals. But how much weight should we put on these projections? Are they already baked into the numbers we see, or should we be cautious about overvaluing these players based on park factors alone?
Moreover, the Athletics' move to West Sacramento raises questions about whether this new park will play more neutral than their previous home in Oakland. Could this mean a resurgence for power hitters like Brent Rooker and Lawrence Butler, or are we getting ahead of ourselves?
What are your thoughts on how these park changes will affect player value in drafts? Are there any players you’re targeting or avoiding because of these adjustments? And how do you think the projections from various sources will adapt as the season progresses?
Let’s hear your bold predictions and insights!
