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  • In-season HGH Testing. Will it affect your draft strategy?

    Danny by Danny . Jan 11, 2013 1:44 PM . Permalink

    Do you guys think that the new in-season HGH Testing policy will affect your draft strategy? Will you look at a guy who comes out of nowhere differently now (Joey Bats, E5)? Will you be "slightly" scared off by guys with bigger physiques who have been rumored to be juicing (Pujols)?

    The first thing that popped in my mind when MLB made the announcement was "Someone's fantasy team is going to be screwed."

    • Re: In-season HGH Testing. Will it affect your draft strategy?

      Chad by Chad . Jan 14, 2013 8:14 AM . Permalink

      It doesn't affect my draft strategy because I do not use HGH

      It doesn't affect my draft strategy because I do not use HGH

    • Re: In-season HGH Testing. Will it affect your draft strategy?

      Huh! by Huh! . Jan 11, 2013 2:52 PM . Permalink

      I'm betting it's going to kill a ton of players...yahoo might want to go ahead and...

      I'm betting it's going to kill a ton of players...yahoo might want to go ahead and make a roster spot like DL but call it HGH...

    • Re: In-season HGH Testing. Will it affect your draft strategy?

      HughP by HughP . Jan 11, 2013 2:12 PM . Permalink

      The risk is the same as if you drafted a player who had a season ending injury. Last seas...

      The risk is the same as if you drafted a player who had a season ending injury. Last season I picked up a player who was suspected of HGH, but the charges were dropped and he paid off for me for the whole season. The team who had him, was going to have him as one of his keepers, but the rumors regarding being "juiced" made the decision for him not to keep him.

      "The riskier the road, the greater the profit"