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2017 Fantasy Baseball Second Basemen Power Rankings 2.0

Lawrence Doto
2017 Fantasy Baseball Second Basemen Power Rankings 2.0 1
Sep 25, 2016; Minneapolis, MN, USA; Seattle Mariners second baseman Robinson Cano (22) throws to second base in the eighth inning against the Minnesota Twins at Target Field. The Seattle Mariners beat the Minnesota Twins 4-3. Mandatory Credit: Brad Rempel-USA TODAY Sports

Dee Gordon, Miami Marlins

Gordon stole 30 bases in 79 games last season but now that Barry Bonds isn’t around giving the players PED’s and getting them suspended, he should be able to play a full season and steal you close to 75 bases.

The speedster will score also 85-plus runs, hit over .300 and, as mentioned, will be atop the stolen base leaders by season’s end.[sc name=”Mets Fanatics Right” ]

However, he has never hit more than five homers in a season or drove in 50 runs — totals that could hurt you if you don’t have an elite source of home runs or RBIs at another position.

Basically: make sure you draft power at another position as his batting average, runs and stolen bases are the reason you draft him.

Gordon is in a good ballpark for his skill set and will bat at top of the lineup with the green light to steal as many bases as possible. His size and skill set he is a good pick in keeper and dynasty leagues and this year you will get him at a discounted price.

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Lawrence Doto
Lawrence Doto

I love fantasy sports more than you love most things in life. I am great at giving fantasy advice because if it doesn't work out, it's the players fault not mine. I love to help others with their fantasy sports questions and instead of following politics or other important topics that are going on in the world, I do fantasy research. Let me help you guys win your leagues and in daily sports.