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Old 05-08-2026, 11:55 AM   #9
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Originally Posted by Orcin View Post
I have used #4 for the draft for many years. It is a great way to find the best prospect (in your scout's opinion of course) among a group of similar players.

My ideas for the later rounds:
- I look at personality traits to decide between similar players.
- I look for college starters that can transition to the bullpen, i.e. two strong pitches with lower stamina.
- I value players with good fielding attributes that might be able to play multiple spots.
- I try to draft shortstops and center fielders over corner positions, again looking for utility players.
Personality traits in the late rounds is definitely something I use as well. When all other things are equal or I'm splitting hairs, these traits at least answer the question of "who would I rather have on the team".
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