BATTERS: End-gamers 2015
Mar 16 2015
The end-game is a place more used for pitchers than batters, since most of us want to allocate more of our speculative resources to pitching than hitting.
That said, there also is a lot of profit to be found in end-game hitting speculations, especially if you target those with emerging or hidden skills.
Keeping in mind that an end-game target in one league might require a heavy investment in another, here is a large cross-section of end-game guys in each league who could generate a lot of profit for you in 2015.
As a reminder, please check out our scouting coverage for prospects worth adding in your end game.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Dustin Ackley (LF, SEA) has never sustained the consistency needed to fulfill his former top-prospect upside, but...
Almost!
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