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04-16-2012, 04:29 PM #21Junior Member Rookie
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I'm in an AL-only fantasy baseball league, so I need to keep up with what's happening with the Twins. Currently, I have Parmalee on my bench based on the great OBP he had last Sept. and because Morneau is struggling. How does he look? His ratios aren't as good so far this year.
Also, we have a minor league roster. A year ago, Aaron Hicks made most minor league Top 100 lists. His poor batting average and his inefficiency as a base stealer has reduced his rankings. What's the word about him? Is the organization still high on him? I know the Twins don't tend to rush young players.
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04-16-2012, 09:37 PM #22Senior Member Double-A
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Correct me if I'm wrong but I think hicks is more revered for his defensive abilities than his slightly above average offense. I'm sure he'll mature and eventually be an everyday mlb outfielder (maybe not for the twins though), but I don't think he'll be anything like the next torii hunter.
Im not super knowledgable about fantasy baseball scoring but as far as parmelee goes, I have always loved the guy but unless there is some major injury problems and a shallow FA market hell unfortunately be one of those career aaa guys. Also the signing of clete Thomas will also cut into his playtime
Mourneau will continue to improve and he will continue to stay in the everyday lineup no matter how bad he looks right now
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04-16-2012, 10:35 PM #23Senior Member Big-Leaguer
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Pretty sure we can move Hendricks off the prospect list. With Liriano showcasing his inconsistency early, Baker out for the season, Blackburn and Perkins already day-to-day, and Marquis yet to debut, I would be surprised if Hendricks sees Rochester this year.



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