Every spring, fantasy managers draft highly touted rookies or drain their FAAB budgets on early-season call-ups. But how likely are these investments to pay off?
These are players who have faired poorly to date in 2013, and worse yet, have given us reason for pessimism about any rebound chances over the balance of the season.
Extending last week's exercise, here are a dozen more current non-starters who have the skills to contribute over the balance of the year, if a role materializes.
Every spring, fantasy managers draft highly touted rookies with high performance expectations. Breakthrough seasons in 2013 by Trout and Harper have many owners looking for the next difference-making rookies.
Every spring, fantasy managers draft highly touted rookies or drain their FAAB budgets on early-season call-ups. But how likely are these investments to pay off?
These are players who have faired poorly to date in 2013, and worse yet, have given us reason for pessimism about any rebound chances over the balance of the season.
Extending last week's exercise, here are a dozen more current non-starters who have the skills to contribute over the balance of the year, if a role materializes.
Every spring, fantasy managers draft highly touted rookies with high performance expectations. Breakthrough seasons in 2013 by Trout and Harper have many owners looking for the next difference-making rookies.