Technical Indicators - Outfielders Part I

Ramirez, Manny Monster 2nd H (21/69/.382), 22.8 LD%. Won't repeat last year, but still a top 10 at his position.
Abreu, Bobby 22.6 LD%, still has decent .67 EYE. Will have Vlad hitting behind him.
Guerrero, Vladimir HR% on 4 year decline (5.5 to 4.6) Still offers lots of potential, especially with Bobby Abreu in front of him in the lineup
Beltran, Carlos Citi Field is a pitchers park, we may see a drop in HRs, but this may be offset by a rise in SBs as knees are healthy
Soriano, Alfonso A move to the middle of the order will boost his power production. A bit risky in H2H leagues as poor EYE hurts consistency
Lee, Carlos Lucky Singles% inflated AVG by 10-15. Solid EYE, but doesn't score many runs.
Suzuki, Ichiro Excellent in 3 categories, but a liability in 2. Will be 35 this year
Hamilton, Josh Produced more fantasy significant days than any other player (90). Solid 21.5 LD% in '08. Josh, keep reading Bible!
Ludwick, Ryan One of the best LD% of '08 (26.3). 30 YO breakout is a risk, his weekly consistency was excellent (82)
Crawford, Carl Hand and Wrists are healthy. WE should see a bounce back in both Slug% and SBs
Bay, Jason RBI% will rise with full season in Bos. Despite high K% (24%), His Weekkly and Daily Consistency is top tier.
Rios, Alex Big 2nd H of '08 (11/49/.304), big rise in SBs at 28 may be 1 year blip. Poor EYE (.34)
Sizemore, Grady Solid Consistency Factor (77), Unlucky Singles% cost him 15+ BA points in '08, Solid 12.1 XBH%
Holliday, Matt EYE (.71), 21.7 LD%, & 3YR .577 SLG makes him top tier, however significant 100 point drop in SLG away from Coors
Upton, B.J. Overvalued in every draft. High K ratio (25%) for non power hitter, leads to inconsistent results on weekly basis.
Hart, Corey Unlucky Singles% cost him 20+ BA points in '08. Solid LD% (19.7), however poor EYE leads to much inconsistency
Granderson, Curtis Slug% should pop back over 500 this year. Good LD% (19.1), we should see a rise in AVG this season.
Quentin, Carlos 1/3 of his HRs last year were just enough distance, standard LD% (15.6) a risk to repeat power number ratios.
McLouth, Nate 1/3 of his HRs last season were just enough distance. Despite this he's underrated - 12.7 XBH% and .70 EYE
Markakis, Nick Solid EYE (.81), Solid LD% (21.1), swing transition from GB/FB split (59/41) will turn many of his 2B into HRs
Kemp, Matt Ball explodes off his bat (23 LD%), 60+ XBH (10.1%) in '08. Rise in HR% expected in '09
Braun, Ryan Poor EYE (.33) makes him a bit risky. However had best XBH% (13.5) in '08, and consistency factor was in top quartile