CATCHER CONSENSUS RANKINGS
CATCHER CONSENSUS RANKINGS
Please rank your top-10 catchers using standard 5x5 rotisserie scoring rules (HR, BA, RBI, SB, R)
Feel free to provide commentary.
Scoring will be done MVP style, your top catcher will get 10 points.
Feel free to provide commentary.
Scoring will be done MVP style, your top catcher will get 10 points.
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Re: CATCHER CONSENSUS RANKINGS
1. J. Mauer - no explanation needed
2. V. Martinez - will see more ABs than "typical" catchers because of time at 1B and DH
3. B. McCann - top 3, significant drop off after
The next group can be ordered in any which way IMO.
4. M. Wieters - purely speculative, but he could be the #2 fantasy catcher at season's end
5. M. Napoli - good thing most leagues only care about hitting stats. If H. Matsui's knee(s) explodes...
6. J. Posada - age worries me, love the lineup
7. K. Suzuki - solid across the board production; number of innings played are both positive (lots of counting stats) and negative (will he wear down?)
I have 4 for the last 3 spots, so I will give an honorable mention at the end (#11)...
8. G. Soto - he (and the Cubs) have to be better than last year right?
9. M. Montero - solid power from the catching position
10. R. Martin - Jason Kendall reborn ... the slide is starting
11. R. Doumit - just don't get injured!
2. V. Martinez - will see more ABs than "typical" catchers because of time at 1B and DH
3. B. McCann - top 3, significant drop off after
The next group can be ordered in any which way IMO.
4. M. Wieters - purely speculative, but he could be the #2 fantasy catcher at season's end
5. M. Napoli - good thing most leagues only care about hitting stats. If H. Matsui's knee(s) explodes...
6. J. Posada - age worries me, love the lineup
7. K. Suzuki - solid across the board production; number of innings played are both positive (lots of counting stats) and negative (will he wear down?)
I have 4 for the last 3 spots, so I will give an honorable mention at the end (#11)...
8. G. Soto - he (and the Cubs) have to be better than last year right?
9. M. Montero - solid power from the catching position
10. R. Martin - Jason Kendall reborn ... the slide is starting
11. R. Doumit - just don't get injured!
10 Team 5x5 (OBP) AL-Only; 100 FAAB; *6 Keepers
1C: J.Lucroy; 1B: H.Ramirez; 2B: A.Cabrera; 3B: A.Bregman*; SS: R.Martin; MI: M.Semien; CI: C.Davis; OF: C.Stewart, T.Pham*, C.Mullins, J.Bradley, E.Jimenez*; DH: N.Cruz
10P: K.Herrera, C.Rodon, B.Snell*, J.Junis, H.Strickland, J.Verlander, M.Givens, C.Roe, T.Cahill, L.Giolito
Bench: N.Lowe, V.GuerreroJr*, J.Choi, F.Whitley, A.Hays
DL: F.Lindor*, B.Zimmer, D.Duffy
1C: J.Lucroy; 1B: H.Ramirez; 2B: A.Cabrera; 3B: A.Bregman*; SS: R.Martin; MI: M.Semien; CI: C.Davis; OF: C.Stewart, T.Pham*, C.Mullins, J.Bradley, E.Jimenez*; DH: N.Cruz
10P: K.Herrera, C.Rodon, B.Snell*, J.Junis, H.Strickland, J.Verlander, M.Givens, C.Roe, T.Cahill, L.Giolito
Bench: N.Lowe, V.GuerreroJr*, J.Choi, F.Whitley, A.Hays
DL: F.Lindor*, B.Zimmer, D.Duffy
Re: CATCHER CONSENSUS RANKINGS
My current* catcher rankings for mixed leagues (I know it says ten...just take those but my #11/12 are in the same tier, so I included them)
1) Joe Mauer, MIN
2) Victor Martinez, BOS
3) Brian McCann, ATL
...........end of tier one..........
4) Kurt Suzuki, OAK
5) Miguel Montero, AZ
6) Matt Wieters, BAL
...........end of tier two.........
7) Russell Martin, LAD
8) Yadier Molina, STL
9) Bengie Molina, SF
10) Mike Napoli, LAA
11) Jorge Posada, NYY
12) A.J. Pierzynski, CWS
...........end of tier three.......
1) Joe Mauer, MIN
2) Victor Martinez, BOS
3) Brian McCann, ATL
...........end of tier one..........
4) Kurt Suzuki, OAK
5) Miguel Montero, AZ
6) Matt Wieters, BAL
...........end of tier two.........
7) Russell Martin, LAD
8) Yadier Molina, STL
9) Bengie Molina, SF
10) Mike Napoli, LAA
11) Jorge Posada, NYY
12) A.J. Pierzynski, CWS
...........end of tier three.......
Re: CATCHER CONSENSUS RANKINGS
Here's what my list looks like today....
Tier 1
1- Joe Mauer
2- V Martinez
3- B McCann
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Tier 2
4- Matt Wieters
5- Kurt Suzuki
6- Mike Napoli
7- Miguel Montero
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Tier 3
8- Russell Martin
9- Geovany Soto
10-Jorge Posada
I have the Molinas Bros., Doumit, Iannetta and AJ Pierzynski as my next 5 and if I was looking for some BA help I would bump Y Molina up to #9
Tier 1
1- Joe Mauer
2- V Martinez
3- B McCann
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Tier 2
4- Matt Wieters
5- Kurt Suzuki
6- Mike Napoli
7- Miguel Montero
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Tier 3
8- Russell Martin
9- Geovany Soto
10-Jorge Posada
I have the Molinas Bros., Doumit, Iannetta and AJ Pierzynski as my next 5 and if I was looking for some BA help I would bump Y Molina up to #9
Re: CATCHER CONSENSUS RANKINGS
Mauer
McCann - I expect both VMart and him to hit about .290 with 95RBI's. While VMart might score more runs, I think McCann hits about 5 more HR, giving him the edge
Martinez
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Soto - As much upside as the next guy, but he's actually done it before
Weiters
Suzuki - looking for ABs from your C?, look no further
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Napoli - serious power, will he play enough for it to matter?
Martin - I'm worried that he peaked at 25 (2007) and we'll never see anything close to that again
Montero - If he proves last year was no fluke, he'll be in the 2nd, or maybe the 1st, tier next year
Posada - age + health = PT risk. I feel the same way about the next guy, but his team can't stick him at DH if they need to
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Bengie Molina, Doumit, Yadier Molina, Pierzynski, Ianetta - I ranked the top 15 at each position and don't want to waste all my hard work
McCann - I expect both VMart and him to hit about .290 with 95RBI's. While VMart might score more runs, I think McCann hits about 5 more HR, giving him the edge
Martinez
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Soto - As much upside as the next guy, but he's actually done it before
Weiters
Suzuki - looking for ABs from your C?, look no further
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Napoli - serious power, will he play enough for it to matter?
Martin - I'm worried that he peaked at 25 (2007) and we'll never see anything close to that again
Montero - If he proves last year was no fluke, he'll be in the 2nd, or maybe the 1st, tier next year
Posada - age + health = PT risk. I feel the same way about the next guy, but his team can't stick him at DH if they need to
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Bengie Molina, Doumit, Yadier Molina, Pierzynski, Ianetta - I ranked the top 15 at each position and don't want to waste all my hard work
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Re: CATCHER CONSENSUS RANKINGS
These often intrigue me but I seldom participate. Let me just give the ADP of the NFBC completed slow drafts. I thinks this will look familiar. Breaks are based on average draft position:
1. Mauer
2. Martinez
3. McCann
[27 pick break]
4. Wieters
[43 pick break]
5. Montero
6. Suzuki
7. Martin
8. Soto
9. Posada
[26 pick break]
10. Napoli
Doumit & B.Molina closely followed. #5 thru #9 were separated by just 14 average positions. Five "M"s in the first seven catchers.
1. Mauer
2. Martinez
3. McCann
[27 pick break]
4. Wieters
[43 pick break]
5. Montero
6. Suzuki
7. Martin
8. Soto
9. Posada
[26 pick break]
10. Napoli
Doumit & B.Molina closely followed. #5 thru #9 were separated by just 14 average positions. Five "M"s in the first seven catchers.
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Re: CATCHER CONSENSUS RANKINGS
1. J.Mauer
2. V.Martinez
3. B.McCann
4. M.Wieters
5. J.Posada
6. M.Montero
7. K.Suzuki
8. M.Napoli
9. G.Soto
10. R.Martin
2. V.Martinez
3. B.McCann
4. M.Wieters
5. J.Posada
6. M.Montero
7. K.Suzuki
8. M.Napoli
9. G.Soto
10. R.Martin
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Re: CATCHER CONSENSUS RANKINGS
I'm actually not interested in other ADPs..yet.viper wrote:These often intrigue me but I seldom participate. Let me just give the ADP of the NFBC completed slow drafts. I thinks this will look familiar. Breaks are based on average draft position:
1. Mauer
2. Martinez
3. McCann
[27 pick break]
4. Wieters
[43 pick break]
5. Montero
6. Suzuki
7. Martin
8. Soto
9. Posada
[26 pick break]
10. Napoli
Doumit & B.Molina closely followed. #5 thru #9 were separated by just 14 average positions. Five "M"s in the first seven catchers.
At the end, we will compare our results to some ADP results as well as our site rankings.
Catchers are like prostate exams -- comes a time where you can't put if off any longer, so you may as well get it over with and take it up the butt - The Forum Funklord
I'd rather be wrong for the right reasons than right for the wrong reasons - The Forum Funklord
Always remember, never forget, never say always or never. - The Forum Funklord
You know you have to seek therapy when you see one of your pitchers had a bad night and it takes you 15 minutes to find the team you have him on. - The Forum Funklord
I'd rather be wrong for the right reasons than right for the wrong reasons - The Forum Funklord
Always remember, never forget, never say always or never. - The Forum Funklord
You know you have to seek therapy when you see one of your pitchers had a bad night and it takes you 15 minutes to find the team you have him on. - The Forum Funklord
Re: CATCHER CONSENSUS RANKINGS
Thats how I see it at the end of the year...Below # 10 are a bunch of others that belong in a bunched bracket with the 9/10 catchers.. Yadier, Bengie, Doumit,....
1. J.Mauer Although I wouldnt be surprised if V Mart or McCann edge him slightly by years end...
2. V.Martinez
3. B.McCann
4. M.Wieters
5 G.Soto
6 M.Montero
7. J.Posada
8. K.Suzuki
9. M.Napoli
10. R.Martin
11. AJ. Pzski ( he makes it here over others that would be deserving of the 10/11 spot ,because of consistency and reliability)
1. J.Mauer Although I wouldnt be surprised if V Mart or McCann edge him slightly by years end...
2. V.Martinez
3. B.McCann
4. M.Wieters
5 G.Soto
6 M.Montero
7. J.Posada
8. K.Suzuki
9. M.Napoli
10. R.Martin
11. AJ. Pzski ( he makes it here over others that would be deserving of the 10/11 spot ,because of consistency and reliability)
Last edited by rotodog on March 2nd, 2010, 5:29 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Re: CATCHER CONSENSUS RANKINGS
1. Mauer
2. McCann
3. VMart
4. R Martin
5. Napoli
6. Weiters
7. Soto
8. Suzuki
9. Montero
10. Posada
2. McCann
3. VMart
4. R Martin
5. Napoli
6. Weiters
7. Soto
8. Suzuki
9. Montero
10. Posada
Re: CATCHER CONSENSUS RANKINGS
1. Mauer
2. McCann
3. Victor
4. Posada
5. Martin
6. Montero
7. Wieters
8. Soto
9. Napoli
10. Suzuki
2. McCann
3. Victor
4. Posada
5. Martin
6. Montero
7. Wieters
8. Soto
9. Napoli
10. Suzuki
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Re: CATCHER CONSENSUS RANKINGS
1. J.Mauer - being WAY overdrafted!!! If that power reverts and a few LD don't fall you've vastly overpaid
2. V.Mart - Ellsberry Pedrioa V Mart Youk - Ohhh yahhh
3. B.McCann - amazing what being able to see the ball does for your numbers
4. M.Weiters - At this point I'll take the upside because the downsides not too steep
5. M.Montero - see above
6. M.Napoli - nice power from a C, if Matsui goes down and he get's to DH too, 30 bombs!
7. G.Soto - I belive!
8. K.Suzuki - steady numbers
9. R.Martin - you could do worse
10. J.Posada - great numbers while healthy, but won't stay healthy unless Yanks are smart and move him to DH
2. V.Mart - Ellsberry Pedrioa V Mart Youk - Ohhh yahhh
3. B.McCann - amazing what being able to see the ball does for your numbers
4. M.Weiters - At this point I'll take the upside because the downsides not too steep
5. M.Montero - see above
6. M.Napoli - nice power from a C, if Matsui goes down and he get's to DH too, 30 bombs!
7. G.Soto - I belive!
8. K.Suzuki - steady numbers
9. R.Martin - you could do worse
10. J.Posada - great numbers while healthy, but won't stay healthy unless Yanks are smart and move him to DH
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Re: CATCHER CONSENSUS RANKINGS
1. J. Mauer
2. V. Martinez
3. B. McCann
4. R. Martin
5. M. Weiters
6. M. Napoli
7. K. Suzuki
8. J. Posada
9. Y. Molina
10. G. Soto
You can quibble with Martin all you want, but I'll still take someone who's performed over a period longer than 4 months. Regression rarely occurs on a straight line, and I think he'll bounce back some this year.
2. V. Martinez
3. B. McCann
4. R. Martin
5. M. Weiters
6. M. Napoli
7. K. Suzuki
8. J. Posada
9. Y. Molina
10. G. Soto
You can quibble with Martin all you want, but I'll still take someone who's performed over a period longer than 4 months. Regression rarely occurs on a straight line, and I think he'll bounce back some this year.
Re: CATCHER CONSENSUS RANKINGS
1) Joe Mauer
2) Victor Martinez
3) Brian McCann
4) Mike Napoli
5) Kurt Suzuki
6) Russ Martin
7) Geovany Soto
8) Miguel Montero
9) Matt Wieters
10) Jorge Posada
2) Victor Martinez
3) Brian McCann
4) Mike Napoli
5) Kurt Suzuki
6) Russ Martin
7) Geovany Soto
8) Miguel Montero
9) Matt Wieters
10) Jorge Posada
Re: CATCHER CONSENSUS RANKINGS
1. Mauer
2. McCann
3. VMart
4. R Martin
5. Napoli
6. Suzuki
7. Weiters
8. Posada
9. Soto
10. Montero
- Top 3 head and shoulders above others.
- I refuse to believe a player just loses it at 25. Martin bounces back.
- Would not be shocked if Weiters ends up lower then 7th.
- Posada moves up with good health/
- 6-10 interchangeable to me
2. McCann
3. VMart
4. R Martin
5. Napoli
6. Suzuki
7. Weiters
8. Posada
9. Soto
10. Montero
- Top 3 head and shoulders above others.
- I refuse to believe a player just loses it at 25. Martin bounces back.
- Would not be shocked if Weiters ends up lower then 7th.
- Posada moves up with good health/
- 6-10 interchangeable to me
Re: CATCHER CONSENSUS RANKINGS
1- Joe Mauer is there any doubt, but power rise, is it going to happen again
2- Victor Martinez - a full year in boston, may challenge Mauer for the top spot because of HR and RBI
3- Brian McCann -
4- Russell Martin - he is too young to have fallen off already
5- Jorge Posada - look at the numbers, 22 hrs and 81 RBIs in under 400 AB
6- Kurt Suzuki - 20 hrs, 10 sbs not that out of his reach
7- Mike Napoli - I agree with what was said earlier 30 hrs not out of his reach
8- Matt Wieters - I am not high on him, but I will drink the koolaid
9- Carlos Santana- just a hunch
10-Miguel Montero
2- Victor Martinez - a full year in boston, may challenge Mauer for the top spot because of HR and RBI
3- Brian McCann -
4- Russell Martin - he is too young to have fallen off already
5- Jorge Posada - look at the numbers, 22 hrs and 81 RBIs in under 400 AB
6- Kurt Suzuki - 20 hrs, 10 sbs not that out of his reach
7- Mike Napoli - I agree with what was said earlier 30 hrs not out of his reach
8- Matt Wieters - I am not high on him, but I will drink the koolaid
9- Carlos Santana- just a hunch
10-Miguel Montero
Re: CATCHER CONSENSUS RANKINGS
No way he breaks camp with the Tribe.bahamamike wrote: 9- Carlos Santana- just a hunch
Post ASB is the EARLIEST he gets called up.
Catchers are like prostate exams -- comes a time where you can't put if off any longer, so you may as well get it over with and take it up the butt - The Forum Funklord
I'd rather be wrong for the right reasons than right for the wrong reasons - The Forum Funklord
Always remember, never forget, never say always or never. - The Forum Funklord
You know you have to seek therapy when you see one of your pitchers had a bad night and it takes you 15 minutes to find the team you have him on. - The Forum Funklord
I'd rather be wrong for the right reasons than right for the wrong reasons - The Forum Funklord
Always remember, never forget, never say always or never. - The Forum Funklord
You know you have to seek therapy when you see one of your pitchers had a bad night and it takes you 15 minutes to find the team you have him on. - The Forum Funklord
Re: CATCHER CONSENSUS RANKINGS
Just started looking at the forum again after a long while and noticed some doubt on Wieters. I am from Baltimore and have been following him, and he is the real deal - have him top 3 in catchers.
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Re: CATCHER CONSENSUS RANKINGS
There is little question he is for real. I think placing him in the top-3 this season is a bit optimistic.
Catchers are like prostate exams -- comes a time where you can't put if off any longer, so you may as well get it over with and take it up the butt - The Forum Funklord
I'd rather be wrong for the right reasons than right for the wrong reasons - The Forum Funklord
Always remember, never forget, never say always or never. - The Forum Funklord
You know you have to seek therapy when you see one of your pitchers had a bad night and it takes you 15 minutes to find the team you have him on. - The Forum Funklord
I'd rather be wrong for the right reasons than right for the wrong reasons - The Forum Funklord
Always remember, never forget, never say always or never. - The Forum Funklord
You know you have to seek therapy when you see one of your pitchers had a bad night and it takes you 15 minutes to find the team you have him on. - The Forum Funklord
Re: CATCHER CONSENSUS RANKINGS
1 Martinez - his career year before he gets a huge contract -
2 Mauer - I had a hard time moving him down. but this is vmarts year
3 McCann
4 Napoli - Angels are trying Matsui in the OF just to make sure they can get Napoli in at DH once a week. that tells me something.
5 Wieters
6 Montero
7 Benji Molina
8 Posada
9 Martin
10 soto
2 Mauer - I had a hard time moving him down. but this is vmarts year
3 McCann
4 Napoli - Angels are trying Matsui in the OF just to make sure they can get Napoli in at DH once a week. that tells me something.
5 Wieters
6 Montero
7 Benji Molina
8 Posada
9 Martin
10 soto
Re: CATCHER CONSENSUS RANKINGS
Who do you rank higher Wieters or Napoli? I need to upgrade at C and wondering who to target.
Re: CATCHER CONSENSUS RANKINGS
my guess is that 6 weeks ago, the majority here would have said Napoli. Now that the games have begun, it looks like Weiters.
all else being equal, Weiters should be your target, but once you factor in acquisition-cost, Napoli may prove to be the better deal for you.
all else being equal, Weiters should be your target, but once you factor in acquisition-cost, Napoli may prove to be the better deal for you.
Re: CATCHER CONSENSUS RANKINGS
It's Wieters by a wide margin. Napoli is killing many teams. Why rely on an injury to somebody for Napoli to get at bats? Napoli may still crack 20 homers for 2010 but he helps zero fantasy teams when he's spitting sunflower seeds on the bench. Grab Weiters who hits in the heart of the lineup and you know HE WILL BE PLAYING.