Your first-round pick not just sets the tone for the fantasy draft, in theory it ought to be your best player each year. Why you need to be sure to spend it wisely that's. Though some could see Mike Trout as a dangerous move, it is impossible to ignore the period he had this past year. That's still worth a first rounder, if he is half as good in 2013. His name should be at the very top of your illusion table. The top five in 2013 need to be Trout, Miguel Cabrera, Ryan Braun, Matt Kemp and Robinson Cano. After that, things get hazy. Just remember to be intelligent. Being bold in a is good, nevertheless the first round isn't the best place to have a risk. As opposed to splurging on the injury-plagued Josh Hamilton, spin with a young stud like Andrew McCutchen. Look after dark suffering bat of Albert Pujols, and nab a strength bat in Joey Votto or Prince Fielder. And never, ever, take a pitcher in the first round. There are plenty of aces on the table, and all are way too injury prone and sporadic to waste a first-round pick on. The only real exception to this principle ought to be Clayton Kershaw or Justin Verlander, but also they are one elbow injury away from a wasted illusion period. Another pointer: this year isn't an excellent year for position lack in the very first round. Don't invest such a important pick on a baseman or shortstop, except his title is Cabrera or Cano.
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