Next up Third Baseman. Very deep position.  Like SS, if you don't get one of the big four there are plenty of guys to get late.  Look for power here, and make sure you grab a guy who'll get ya 20+ HR's here. If we missed anyone please feel free to e-mail me at This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it

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Wayne Provost   | 66.189.7.xxx | 2008-03-09 20:11:49 I think you forgot Feliz. I think he could wax 30 playing half his games in Philly... Reply | Quote 0   0

Bobby Paikatt   | 72.195.133.xxx | 2008-03-09 21:56:20 Nice rankings...I agree with the Feliz prediction, that ballpark is sweet music to HR hitters. I love Howard just for that reason. Reply | Quote 1   0

Matt Cohen   | 12.146.101.xxx | 2008-03-10 10:02:03 As much as I love the upside to Alex Gordon, I think it is "Buyer Beware" when it comes to drafting him. Until this kid shows that he can hit at least .270 and 20+ home runs, you can't draft him ahead of (or pay more for than) the likes of Jones, Figgins, or Lowell. With Figgins now settled in to 3rd base and the leadoff spot, I think his 50+ steals this year puts him as the #5 3rd baseman. As long as his health allows him to play at least 150 games this year. I don't see him as much of a health risk. Reply | Quote 0   0

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