Figured I'd post here instead of starting a new thread. For fantasy baseballers in deep or nl only leagues, Anthony Rizzo seems like the next guy to get the call along with Lawrie. He plays for the Padres, which sucks, but I've had him stashed for 3 weeks now and I'm excited to see what he can do
Brad Hawpe has been taking more flyballs in right field recently, an indication that he could be moved there while Anthony Rizzo takes his spot at first base. (When
asked about the situation, Padres manager Bud Black didn't indicate
that a Rizzo promotion is imminent, but he didn't exactly deny it,
either. "Have I asked (Hawpe) to come into my office?" Black said. "Not
yet. But have I said, `Hey, Brad, I want you to start taking some fly
balls in the outfield off the bat?' Yeah. Brad knows. He's played seven
years of outfield (with the Colorado Rockies). He knows there's a guy
down (in Triple-A) hitting .370. He saw him in spring training." Rizzo's
power has broken out in a big way this season, as he sports a
.337/.455/.738 batting line with 16 homers and 62 RBI. He won't turn 22
until August.)
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Figured I'd post here instead of starting a new thread. For fantasy baseballers in deep or nl only leagues, Anthony Rizzo seems like the next guy to get the call along with Lawrie. He plays for the Padres, which sucks, but I've had him stashed for 3 weeks now and I'm excited to see what he can do
Brad Hawpe has been taking more flyballs in right field recently, an indication that he could be moved there while Anthony Rizzo takes his spot at first base. (When
asked about the situation, Padres manager Bud Black didn't indicate
that a Rizzo promotion is imminent, but he didn't exactly deny it,
either. "Have I asked (Hawpe) to come into my office?" Black said. "Not
yet. But have I said, `Hey, Brad, I want you to start taking some fly
balls in the outfield off the bat?' Yeah. Brad knows. He's played seven
years of outfield (with the Colorado Rockies). He knows there's a guy
down (in Triple-A) hitting .370. He saw him in spring training." Rizzo's
power has broken out in a big way this season, as he sports a
.337/.455/.738 batting line with 16 homers and 62 RBI. He won't turn 22
until August.)
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