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Top Ten Fantasy Baseball Sleeper Prospects for 2008 – American League

In all fiction league baseball, there's always one guy who makes a surprise choice or two during the project. Usually, the guy who has done their homework on Fantasy Baseball Sleeper Prospects. He is the guy who reads Fantasy Baseball dugout.

Fantasy Baseball dugout is proud to present its outlook for 2008 Fantasy Baseball Sleeper. The criteria for qualification as a bed perspective is that the player is not normal for the 2007 season and the season was his first time at the show. More Fantasy baseball players Bigs September call-up bed, but some of you have not probably heard of unless you have been a minor league fan of Avid.

Joba Chamberlain # 1 – The pitcher from the New York Yankees.

A Once the pitcher of large 272 pounds in D-II Nebraska-Kearney, Chamberlain lost weight and was more dominant in all professional levels in 2007. This is an interesting guy – a Native American member of the Winnebago tribe.

A hamstring injury hampered Chamberlain and he has not made his professional debut until May. Then made everything seem easy.

Chamberlain began to Hi-A Tampa, where he went 4-0 with a 2.03 ERA and 51 strikeouts in 40 rounds while holding batters to a microscopic average of 0181. He was promoted to AA Trenton, where he went 4-2 in seven starts with an ERA of 3.35 and a massive 66 K in 40 IP addresses. After three appearances in AAA Scranton / Wilkes Barre where he fanned August 18 innings, Chamberlain was promoted to the Yankees.

One might think that Chamberlain's meteoric rise would been too much to take a similar number with the Bronx Bombers. Nothing could be further from the truth. Chamberlain has worked in the bullpen and appeared in 19 games. In 24 IP, 34 flared Walking six and giving up 12 hits. Opponents were nearly invisible against Chamberlain at the plate with a BA 0145. Chamberlain ERA Bigs: 0.38.

Chamberlain has the makings of a relative or entry # 1. Manager Joe Girardi will not be difficult to move quickly on the role of starter # 1 in 2008. Look closely at their situation during the games of Grapefruit League. You may find a mid-round steal in Chamberlain.

Fantasy trench Chamberlain baseball considered one of the 20 chosen from among all pitchers in baseball 2008 fantasy draft. He will win at least 15 games and stripes will be a dominant machine crossed with huge growth potential in the coming years.

# 2 – Clay Buchholz, the Sox starter, Red

Bucholz is the best pitcher of the Sox home grown agricultural system since Roger Clemens. This guy is certainly not a surprise, given the fact that not only resulted in a failure in his second major league start last season against the Orioles. I could have made the list of the Red Sox after the season near Boston has one arm tired.

Bucholz was simply dominant in the minors last year and spent another league team to take into account bursts. Bucholz averaged 12.3 strikeouts per 9 last year the IP in the minors with AA Portland and AAA Pawtucket.

All this despite the fact that Buchholz was not a full-time pitcher until 2005, when he was selected in the first round supplemental draft Sox. Several teams stayed away from Bucholz because of an arrest in April 2004 flight.

The right-hander top 95 mph with his fastball and 12-6 curve to go along with effective change. Most browsers, just to get to rely more on his fastball and we will see if it holds a whole season, launching a career high 149 IP last year and the gas chamber at the end of the season.

Fantasy baseball draft boat that Bucholz # 4 starter this year in Boston behind Beckett, Matsuzaka and Lester. He gets his chance impress, and will probably be the Sox # 2 man next season.

# 3 – Jacoby Ellsbury, an outfielder, Boston Red Sox

Ellsbury is another type that is already well known, but is still regarded as a rookie. Relieved one years Ellsbury Coco Crisp collapse at the last World Series and hit a sizzling 0438 in the Fall Classic. This was after the September 0361 while playing for the injured Manny Ramirez. Not to mention, a Pawtucket record a series 25-game hitting.

Ellsbury reached last 0353 years in just 116 AB. Not achieve much more for power, but it is a force in the upper alignment of a Red Sox team score plenty of runs. And Ellsbury will help your all important stolen base totals. It slid 9 in the Bigs last year and a total of 50, along with three clubs.

The ceiling is high for Ellsbury, but there is no guarantee that will be with the club when the Red Sox camp rest. Although the rumor that Boston is trying to move Crisp, Ellsbury might have to wait for a mid-season call to break the starting lineup if the Red Sox can not move Crisp.

# 4 – Ian Kennedy, the starting pitcher for the New York Yankees

Kennedy is another Yankee who benefited from exposure In September a call. He started three games and had a sparkling 1.89 ERA while holding opponents to a BA 0191.

Kennedy rose through the Record company system in its final year of Hi hitting in Tampa to AA Trenton to AAA Scranton Barre / Wilkes, before joining the pinstripers in September. His case was combined with 178 strikeouts in 166 IP 13-3.

Kennedy is the best golf of his change of speed has a career good enough. He can hit 92 kmh, but is often criticized for a curve that can slow down to an average of 69 schoolish.

Fantasy Baseball dugout see Kennedy # 5 start in the Yankees rotation in a body full of pitchers includes Wang, Petitti, Chamberlain, Hughes and Mussina. Kennedy should win at least 12 games in 2008.

# 5 – Evan Longoria, third baseman for Tampa Bay Devil Rays

Another name I've heard, but more likely because of its resemblance to the fantasy of many men, and not talking about baseball around here. Longoria was the third overall by the Devil Rays in 2006 in a stellar All-American career at Long Beach State Dirtbag.

Longoria, who played shortstop in college, is seen more as a objective third player in the Bigs. His lack of speed projects him better at the hot corner, where he has soft hands and the quality control body that will likely push Akinori Otsuka over to second.

Longoria will require much time to play for the Devil Rays and is the favorite for Rookie of the Year in the American League in 2008. Longoria is a guy with 0300 + 30 + channels, even in his rookie season.

Last year, Longoria played at AA Montgomery and AAA Durham in the best operating systems in the major leagues. He hit 26 homers by hitting in 97 RBIs. Longoria also belted 29 doubles.

Longoria is a chain reaction that sometimes may be too aggressive at the plate, sometimes bad pitches of persecution. This led to 110 strikeouts last season.

# 6 – Brandon Wood, SS/3B, Los Angeles Los Angeles

In 2005, Wood broke into the pro ranks with 43 channels of high Cucomonga Ranch. His season with the tremors of wood fell like a superstar but his statistics, now, have been a little closer to the ground. He hit 23 homers and .272 BA at AAA Salt Lake last year.

Woods has the power but also set a lot. He struck out 120 times in Salt Lake last year before getting 33 AB with the angels. Critics often site that tries to make the wooden ball which makes very susceptible to outside pitches.

The Angels continue to Aybar, Figgins and Izturis in the mix at shortstop, but none of these guys have the pop that Wood. Expect Woods to be the end of the Angels third this season.

# 7 – Adam Miller, the starting pitcher, Cleveland Indians

Miller has been dominant in the minor leagues, but has been injury, so be sure to check your status before drafting him in March. He has planted only 65 rounds last year at AAA Buffalo, where he was 5-4, 4.82.

When healthy, Miller lights out. He hit 97 on the gun, but not far behind. However, his slider is very impressive and clearly his best golf. Miller was more efficient because it has matured as a pitcher and not tried to blow his heater by any world.

We Miller as a starter eventually, but will probably start to 2008 in the Tribe bullpen or will battle with more experienced Aaron Laffey for the No. 5 job to start behind Sabathia, Carmona, Westbrook and Paul Byrd BallparkBob imitator. We Laffey wins the point No. 5 has to add a second left-handed rotation of the Indians.

# 8 – Daric Barton, first baseman, Oakland Athletics

Barton was acquired from the Cardinals in 2004 in Mark Mulder. After moving from receiver to first base Barton has been streaky one years in 2007 for AAA Sacramento where he hit .293 with nine HR and 38 doubles.

It has wheels and is not a power hitter despite weighing 205. Recently loft has received over time, but is basically a fashion line drive hitter Kevin Youklis.

A left-handed hitter, Barton is likely that the order of A from the first time this year unless Dan Johnson can beat him in what seems unlikely. He is strong and hits the ball very hard so if Barton can pick more than one circuit stroke that could change the game and hitting 20 homers +.

# 9 – Luke Hochevar, pitcher, Kansas Royals City

I know that getting a Royals pitcher it's crazy, but worth the detour. Hochevar was the first overall pick in 2006. His stats last year were, frankly, is not impressive, is – 4.69 5.12 Wichita AA and AAA Omaha.

But what we call them sleepers. Hochevar minutes, 24, 95 with his fastball and hits a final corner can be devastating. It should work on your control and how it does with his control will determine if you make the big club in April.

Expect Hochevar to battle Kyle Davies for a place rotating the Royals' behind Meche, Bannister, Greinke and De La Rosa. On the basis of their statistics less impressive league minor, you Hochevar can choose in the first round and may be worth a bet in the big leagues.

# 10 – Jeff Clement, catcher, Seattle Mariners

Clement can flat rake. But there is one problem, the Mariners have an opening behind the plate with Kenji Johjima that.

Clement Drew Henson was a school national record with home runs in 75 career Clemente Iowa went on to play college ball at Southern California offers repellent Twins in the 2002 draft.

The left-hander Clement stroked 20 dingers strokes last year at AAA Tacoma with a BA 0275. He was scratched last year in Tacoma and cavernous Cheney suffered statistics play in the park of the Pacific Coast League. Clement surprised more than 100 points higher while playing on the road.

With entrenched as sailors Johjima Catcher, however, Clement will have his AB at designated hitter or M Johjima to a break. Johjima hit his right hand to left hand hitting Clement should take the pictures when the face of the M band of the right of the pitchers hand.

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http://www.fantasybaseballdugout.com Anthony Wayne is an author for the Fantasy Baseball Dugout. Wayne has won his fantasy baseball league 13 out of the past 15 years thanks to his expert fantasy baseball insights.

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