Fantasy Baseball: Value HR Options

Don't panic if you missed out on the big boppers in the early rounds. There are plenty of values later on in the draft.

Russell Branyan - No way he matches the 31 he hit last year, but 25 should be within reach.

Chris Davis  - He has the potential. It's going to take a gut check to roll with Davis though after a disappointing 2009 season.

Jermaine Dye  - First he'll need to find a home. When he does he should settle in with 25+ HRs.

Garrett Jones  - He hit 21 last year. He's shown some pop in the minors. He's one I can't trust fully, but should come at a good value.

Kevin Kouzmanoff  -  He's been more of an RBI guy the past couple of years, but Kouzmanoff 's escape from San Diego could lead to an increase in HR production.

Matt LaPorta  -Had 7 HRs in 52 game debut with the Tribe last year. Could triple that or more in a full season.

Ryan Ludwick  - Ludwick took a step back last year, but still has 30 HR potential.

Cody Ross - He's averaged 23 HRs the past two years. A bump into the 27-30 range isn't out of the question.

Travis Snider  - Snider has just 11 HRs in 101 games, but is loaded with power potential.

Ian Stewart  - Lack of positional depth along with his 2B/3B eligibility keep Stewart from being too much of a bargain. The average is tough to swallow, but he'll bring you power.

Nick Swisher - It's hard to imagine a Yankee coming as a value, but Swisher gets overlooked in his stacked lineup.

Josh Willingham  - Quietly averaged 21.5 HRs over the past four years.

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Originally published at LestersLegends.com .