How to think about taking a guy off your board completely
Sale, Syndergaard, and Severino (don't draft guys who won't be playing)
Taillon (it can take a while to get back your skills)
deGrom (we can disagree on how much risk there is, but don't ignore it as a part of the assessment)
Scherzer (we all see the risks, but we don't seem to know how to price them in)
Strasburg (fear of the unknown plus the price...plus the fact that he's had injury issues all through the years)
Lamet (he's injured now...plus, PRP means TJ a lot of the time)
Carrasco (the risk/reward is a value at the price)
Musgrove (going late enough to take a risk)
Canning (after pick 300, go for upside)
Stanton vs Buxton (price matters, many paths to value, UT downgrade, career IL days, paying for a career year, volume of injuries vs the type of injury -both matter)
Dave (@RunDMcD) shares what he's learned through years of experience, about how to assess players' risks in fantasy baseball.He's @RunDMcD, I'm @commonsensefbb -- find us on Twitter!
