2009 FBS Sleeper Player: Travis Snider
Team: Toronto Blue Jays
Hits: Left
Position: OF
Although he just turned 21 years old in February, it appears that Travis Snider is in the majors to stay. He has passed Adam Lind for the starting left fielder job, and by the way he has performed, Snider will be there for a long time. He was impressive at Single-A ball when he hit 16 homers and drove in 93 runs in just 118 games with a .313 average. Last year in AA ball he hit 17 homers and drove in 67 runs in only 98 games. In his short stint in the majors the kid hit righties, the kid hit lefties, the kid hit .389 with runners in scoring position. He is one of the better hitting prospects of the last couple of years, and is someone that you should be drafting in the later rounds of your league. He will pay dividends in his rookie season.
Prediction: .291 average, 24 HRs, 85 RBI, 80 runs scored
Hits: Left
Position: OF
Although he just turned 21 years old in February, it appears that Travis Snider is in the majors to stay. He has passed Adam Lind for the starting left fielder job, and by the way he has performed, Snider will be there for a long time. He was impressive at Single-A ball when he hit 16 homers and drove in 93 runs in just 118 games with a .313 average. Last year in AA ball he hit 17 homers and drove in 67 runs in only 98 games. In his short stint in the majors the kid hit righties, the kid hit lefties, the kid hit .389 with runners in scoring position. He is one of the better hitting prospects of the last couple of years, and is someone that you should be drafting in the later rounds of your league. He will pay dividends in his rookie season.
Prediction: .291 average, 24 HRs, 85 RBI, 80 runs scored
posted by Ryan Hallam at
Sunday, March 15, 2009
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