When Top Prospects Get The Call, What Should Fantasy Baseball Owners Do?

By Sam McPherson
A lot of fantasy baseball owners like to look smart at the draft in March, picking a minor-league star that is expected to get promoted to the major leagues by June. If all goes well, that owner gets Buster Posey from 2010: a player that performs so well for the remaining four months of the season, he wins a Rookie of the Year award. If all doesn’t go well, the same owner can end up with someone like Andrew Heaney in 2014: a pitcher that struggles after his June promotion