Grady Sizemore...Sell or Hold?

[PeteD]

Only RC's i see were in 2000 Bowman Draft...and of course the auto. He has an great shot if he stays hot (3 hits against Cards yesterday).

I'd sell if the auto spiked.

add- auto is averaging $40.

 

[corockies]

Only RC's i see were in 2000 Bowman Draft...and of course the auto. He has an great shot if he stays hot (3 hits against Cards yesterday).

I'd sell if the auto spiked.

add- auto is averaging $40.

He's so fragile I doubt there will be many out there willing to invest. That said it's nice to finally see him healthy. The clock is ticking though till the next injury and I doubt he can make it a full season without one.

 

[longbomberz]

He's so fragile I doubt there will be many out there willing to invest. That said it's nice to finally see him healthy. The clock is ticking though till the next injury and I doubt he can make it a full season without one.

I think you'd be looking more for team collectors who may be interested in their teams newest guy over new investors. But either way, it seems like a no brainer to sell if he ticks up even a bit. There will likely never be another spike.

 

[smapdi]

What I've been reading is that the CF job is Bradley's to lose, but if Grady does well he might win the LF job over a platoon situation there. However, he's been hitting a bit and looking good in the highlights I've seen, throwing himself into walls and the turf. Scary when he does it, though. As for cards, if he wins a starting job and has a good first week, the Sox are the champs, after all, they could take off a bit.

 

[championMan]

It was once a $300 card said Beckett magazine ::facepalm::