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So some players will move and some of their values will change slightly, but overall these early mocks are useful both for the experts taking part in them but also for readers who care about organizing all the thoughts and observations that took 6 months to compile. For example, hopefully we all in agreement with Grey at that other site, who thinks that if Conforto is traded he becomes a must-draft player. It may seem like I’m picking on him, but frankly, he is the poster child for anchoring bias which will rear its ugly head as soon as people lose the rawness of having been burned by certain players. No one, not Cody, not his doctors, not his shrink, and certainly not Dodgers management, has provided a cogent explanation for what the fudge is going on with him. In every other season that man has batted. Just so we’re clear, Cody Bellinger has had exactly 2 good years in the last 5 years, 20. Look, I am not drafting Bellinger on ANY of my teams next year but I can tell you this: this mock draft is far more useful than the one’s you’ll see in February and March that will inflate his value back to the top 4 rounds. By the time next springs rolls around too many people will be convincing themselves that Cody just had a bad year and Yelich really is going to be MVP again in 2022………NOT! Early Mocks remove the brand name bias and rationalization that will run amok during the Winter as MLB teams craft plausible sounding reasons why the fans should pay up for season tickets and how everything about their former favorite player is actually going to be okay.

Most people are in denial about how much information they retain over time. I love early mocks because the season is still fresh in your mind, which makes this exercise more useful than the later mocks. Photos by Lawrence Iles & Brian Rothmuller/Icon Sportswire | Adapted by Aaron Polcare on Twitter) and getting ready to write his first draft of this chapter. Link to the draft board (This link will fail to work when Clicky Draft resets their mock drafts during the off-season). 66 Chee-bob, wee-bob, sobble-zop, clah Clicky-dah, shumba, blah, blah, blah. Here is the final draft board, completed on October 15th, 2021: Here are the participants for this draft in draft order + their Twitter handles and their podcast on the Pitcher List Podcast Network:

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We be discussing our picks through December on our On The Corner Podcast, reviewing the Top 275 players for fantasy baseball in 2022, plus we’ll have a 13th episode reviewing all players who didn’t make the cut and may find their way come March.

We hosted a 2022 Fantasy Baseball Mock Draft across 12 of our staff members, taking place as a slow draft through the first two weeks of October. It’s October and it’s time for the Pitcher List staff to begin preparing for the next season.

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