That particular outcome -- a .220 average after three months of a rookie season -- is the chance we take with any youngster in fantasy baseball. For all the talent a player might have, it could take awhile for it to show up as the player adjusts to the big stage. Of course, that doesn't help your team win a fantasy title.
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Jason Grey
Jason joined ESPN.com in 2008. Prior to that, he was a columnist for MLB.com and SI.com. A graduate of the MLB Scouting Bureau Scout Development Program, he has also done scouting projects for multiple major league teams.
Jason won his third Tout Wars title in 2010 to follow up his second LABR title in 2009, and his writing has been nominated for multiple awards by the Fantasy Sports Writers Association. In his "spare" time, he also serves as an official scorer for the Arizona Rookie League.
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