Shawn Green and Fernando Tatis were my 9th and 10th round selections respectively. There isn't a rosy picture to paint about Green's second half in 2000. After a solid April and May, Green stunk the rest of the season. He hit rock bottom in July, with a .192 batting average. Green is a solid player who probably just hit a bump in the road.
Most players have their biggest season before they negotiate a new contract.
Burnitz failed to deliver, but still got paid. Burnitz is coming off his second consecutive year with declining homerun and RBI numbers. He also hit an awful .232 in 2000. I don't expect all six of these players to have big comebacks. But considering where I drafted them, I would be thrilled if four of the six returned to their previous levels.