Serpentine Baseball Draft Results

I've given up on hardcore fantasy baseball league work this year, but going completely cold turkey seemed like overkill, especially when I could join a head to head league and talk trash with a lot of people who I've known for decades. So here's this year's exercise in I know less and less about this game, and consequently may finally stop outsmarting myself.

What works about this draft is that I pretty much just surfed ADP for much of it, was able to load up on power guys who are mostly on the upside of their career, and bought in to a bunch of lottery ticket pitchers with upside and injury concerns late. I'm in trouble if any of the offensive guys go down, because I'm thin there, but in a head to head league, the whole goal is to just be live late enough of the year to surf the waiver wire to a win.

That, of course, implies that I'll be in contention that long, or have the time necessary to do the due diligence to keep this group afloat. But I think I've got a puncher's chance, which, considering that I might have spent less than an hour prepping for it this year, is as good as can be hoped/.

Oh, and I don't have to root for slugs like Ryan Braun and Justin Verlander any more. That helps. too.

1.	(6)	Nolan Arenado (Col - 3B)
2.	(19)	Max Scherzer (Was - SP)
3.	(30)	Starling Marte (Pit - OF)
4.	(43)	Rougned Odor (Tex - 2B)
5.	(54)	Kyle Schwarber (ChC - C,OF)
6.	(67)	Carlos Carrasco (Cle - SP)
7.	(78)	Jean Segura (Sea - 2B,SS)
8.	(91)	Seung Hwan Oh (StL - RP)
9.	(102)	Albert Pujols (LAA - 1B)
10.	(115)	Odubel Herrera (Phi - OF)
11.	(126)	Cody Allen (Cle - RP)
12.	(139)	Adam Duvall (Cin - OF)
13.	(150)	Jeurys Familia (NYM - RP)
14.	(163)	Kevin Gausman (Bal - SP)
15.	(174)	Byron Buxton (Min - OF)
16.	(187)	Steven Matz (NYM - SP)
17.	(198)	Julio Urías (LAD - SP)
18.	(211)	Carlos Rodon (CWS - SP)
19.	(222)	Álex Reyes (StL - SP,RP)
20.	(235)	Sonny Gray (Oak - SP)
21.	(246)	Jacoby Ellsbury (NYY - OF)