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Paul Sporer: Welcome to this week’s chat! Hope y’all are doing well, let’s talk some baseball!
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Slapshot: Yoenis Cespedes says he’s healthy and ready to go. Would you consider him stash worthy in standard 5×5 roto formats, and in so, in what league size would you consider him worth getting?
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Paul Sporer: I’m starting to consider him in 12ers. The DH is playing a big role in that consideration, of course
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Julio Urias: How much does my value increase in 2020, without an “innings cap”?
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Paul Sporer: A little, but let’s not just assume the Dodgers are gonna let Urias go 6+ every time all of a sudden. I’m a huge fan of the skills, but let’s not get toooo outsized in our expectations of the volume
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Kyle: Hi Paul, I hope you are doing well these days! I have an OOTP/MLB The Show question for you. I grew up playing MVP Baseball 2005, and the franchise mode on that was very deep, as I know you are aware. It was really awesome to be able to have that extensive sim/management side, but still be able to “play” in the games with realistic gameplay when I wanted to. Have you ever desired there to be a hybrid game where OOTP and MLB The Show were combined? For example, the franchise mode would have the super in-depth management aspect of OOTP, but still give you the ability to jump in and play some (or all) games in an MLB The Show fashion. I feel like the closest things we’ve ever gotten to that is MVP Baseball 2005, and I long for that all-encompassing game again…
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