Fantasy Wiz - Short Stops
Yep . . .
1. Hanley Ramirez, Florida Marlins
Last year, I felt that Hanley Ramirez was the best all-around player in the National League last year and for that, I thought he should have won the M
VP award. He didn't, but he showed a whole lot of promise for a young 24-year old. Ramirez should improve on those fabulous numbers he posted last year: .332, 29 homers, 51 bases stolen. Ramirez had 125 runs last year but that number will be hard to improve. Miguel Cabrera, the team's leading run producer, ran off to the Detroit Tigers. Cameron Maybin wil lhave a hard time doing what Cabrera did. I can see Ramirez improving on power in this very weak-pitching wise division and I can see him possibly raising his stolen bases. Be warned though, Hanley hit .332 last year but because of that monster number, the only way to go is down. He won't go down much, but don't go with him expecting a .330 average.
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