Who Should I Draft?
Bryce Harper or Mike Trout (2023)
Experts' Pick | ||
Mike Trout CF - LAA | Bryce Harper RF,DH - PHI | |
Expert |
100% Recommended by 23 of 23 experts |
0% Recommended by 0 of 23 experts |
Rankings | ||
ECR | # 13 | # 91 |
Best Rank | # 6 | # 60 |
Worst Rank | # 24 | # 173 |
ADP | ||
Composite | # 20 | # 82 |
Best Rank | # 19 | # 26 |
Worst Rank | # 23 | # 143 |
Misc | ||
Injury Alert | - | - |
Expert Ranks | ||
Andy Behrens Yahoo! Sports | # 24 | # 110 |
Scott Pianowski Yahoo! Sports | # 13 | # 95 |
Pat Fitzmaurice FantasyPros | # 14 | # 80 |
Jeff Boggis Fantasy Football Empire | # 16 | # 97 |
Dalton Del Don Yahoo! Sports | # 15 | # 96 |
Joe Bond Fantasy Six Pack | # 17 | # 87 |
Chris Meaney FTN | # 15 | # 100 |
Christopher Welsh FantasyPros | # 13 | # 60 |
Nick Mariano RotoBaller | # 14 | # 85 |
Mike Maher FantasyPros | # 12 | # 119 |
Pierre Camus Fantasy Endgame | # 18 | # 92 |
Keith Lott Fantasy Six Pack | # 8 | # 98 |
Ryan Amore Pitcher List | # 13 | # 173 |
Todd D Clark The Fantasy Fix | # 14 | # 91 |
Jacob W. Dunne Triple Play Fantasy | # 13 | # 101 |
Lucas Spence Pitcher List | # 9 | # 82 |
Nate Miller FantasyPros | # 9 | # 60 |
Joe Pisapia FantasyPros | # 11 | # 137 |
Scott Youngson Pitcher List | # 6 | # 62 |
Jesse Garcia FantasyPros | # 13 | # 94 |
Travis Argo Fantasy Six Pack | # 14 | # 112 |
Kelly Kirby FantasyPros | # 19 | # 86 |
Blake Meyer Sports Gambling Podcast Network | # 15 | # 101 |
Mike Trout CF - LAA | Bryce Harper RF,DH - PHI | |
2022 Stats | ||
At Bats | 434 | 366 |
Runs | 85 | 63 |
Hits | 121 | 104 |
Singles | 52 | 58 |
Doubles | 27 | 27 |
Triples | 2 | 1 |
Home Runs | 40 | 18 |
RBI | 80 | 65 |
Stolen Bases | 1 | 11 |
Caught Stealing | 0 | 4 |
Walks | 53 | 46 |
Strikeouts | 138 | 85 |
Batting Average | .279 | .284 |
On Base Pct | .364 | .363 |
Slugging Pct | .627 | .511 |
On-base Plus Slugging | .991 | .874 |
Mike Trout CF - LAA | Bryce Harper RF,DH - PHI | |
News | ||
There are no recent news for these players | ||
Notes | ||
Mike Trout may have had the quietest 40-homer season in 2022. Whether he was lost in the Aaron Judge hoopla or continues to squander an incredible career on a terrible team (hint: it's the latter), Trout went about his business as he always has. He only played in 119 games due to a rare and persistent back injury that will require more rest days going forward, even when healthy. On the other hand, those 40 HR and .347 ISO probably won some leagues last year for patient managers who could ride out the injuries. Steamer projections have him hitting another 40 and maybe crossing the century mark on runs and RBI if anyone aside from Shohei Ohtani shows up to play in L.A. He is a top OBP guy and his ratios have one of the highest floors in baseball. The stolen bases are most likely gone forever, but he could pair nicely with a speed guy from Round 1. At the end of the day, he is still Mike Trout, for better or worse. You know what you're getting. Kelly Kirby - FantasyPros |