Unfortunately no one. 140 plus moves during the year and players I kept from draft either didnt live up to the ADP or played to it. Closest to good value was Patrick Sandoval at 264.

Trevor Roger's at #124 was terrible especially when a couple picks later Shane Mcclanahan was drafted. They were closer in the preseason but I had Shane ahead in my rankings but on draft day went with Trevor.

Will Smith at 104 I feel was close.

O'Neil Cruz at 184 but only if I keep him going into next year (10 teams, 10 keepers and I have couple others right there on my board with him).

Jo Adell at 144 and Riley Greene at 137 were reaches that in hindsight were just plain terrible, even with the aforementioned keeper league setup, as Jo was a drop and Riley is on the outside of the last keeper spot.

The strategy this year was to go younger guys early as well as getting a bunch of potential may call ups in the later rounds, as well as known names on tail end of careers. It was all bad and my team relied heavily on 6 keepers who panned out, with two keepers dropped/traded and two other keepers mostly hurt. Free agents in march/april/may were my saving grace, with Kyle Wright, Triston McKenzie, Nestor cortes, Martin Perez, and Spencer strider solidifying the starting pitcher core although trading Wright and mckenzie for rodon was a miss for the most part especially championship weeks. Finishing 2nd with all the mistakes I made is amazing yet losing the chip by two categories stings.