Message #5 by Rob Reed @ January 31, 2011, 10:55pm no reason for me to downgrade still looks like a solid pick with multi-position eligibility at 1B and OF. The bad news is that he won't be going in the 25th round like in 2010, so no value pick here.

Message #4 by Rob Reed @ August 11, 2010, 07:53am he has proven me correct I got Aubrey at around pick #235 in an actual draft this year. His overall hitters ranking (distance from the mean) is TWELVE as of 8/4/10. I think that is what you call IMMENSE value.

Message #3 by Rob Reed @ March 6, 2010, 10:43am definitely forgotten I got him as my last pick in a 10-team, 25 round mock draft...

Message #2 by Rob Reed @ February 15, 2010, 12:40pm may be a forgotten man in your league It isn't as if he is moving to a juggernaut squad in San Fran, but his .263 BABIP last season (a walk year) must be taken note of, coupled with a solidly consistent 83% contact rate. He loses 3B eligibility at the start, but I suspect he might get it back if Pablo Sandoval gets a few days off and Ishikawa gets some playing time - definite possibility after interleague play. Bottom line is that a .280 average, 20+ HRs and near 90 RBI should be in the offing for Aubrey. This is much better than last year, and this makes him a decent sleeper if you are in need of a 1/3 and the pickings are slim.

Message #1 by Rob Reed @ February 19, 2009, 11:26am Walk year... he had an AMAZING season last year, so the question everyone's lips is whether he can repeat. Well, Aubrey has every economic incentive in the world. As long as he doesn't get a contract extension in the next few weeks, I love his chances at a repeat. Add in multi-position eligibility, and he is a wonderful fantasy option who is not getting superior player respect probably because of his '06 and '07 and the team he plays for. It's this kind of player who I believe you can make your #1 1B, leaving you with more money to spend on solid pitching.

x=year; y=% of available fantasy points per year x 1000

PLAYERtrack player stats & ranks
        for Aubrey Huff

AB H 2B 3B HR RBI R AVG OBP SB 2012 78 15 4 0 1 7 7 .192 .330 0 SO BABIP CR% SLG OPS 12 .215 84% .282 0.612 2012 OVERALL PLAYERTRACK RANK: 452

AB H 2B 3B HR RBI R AVG OBP SB 2011 521 128 27 1 12 59 45 .246 .308 5 SO BABIP CR% SLG OPS 90 .277 82% .370 0.678 2011 OVERALL PLAYERTRACK RANK: 312 2011 (1B) PLAYERTRACK RANK: 47

AB H 2B 3B HR RBI R AVG OBP SB 2010 569 165 35 5 26 86 100 .290 .380 7 SO BABIP CR% SLG OPS 91 .308 84% .506 0.886 2010 OVERALL PLAYERTRACK RANK: 41 2010 (1B) PLAYERTRACK RANK: 9 2010 (OF) PLAYERTRACK RANK: 16

AB H 2B 3B HR RBI R AVG OBP SB 2009 536 129 30 1 15 85 59 .241 .307 0 SO BABIP CR% SLG OPS 87 .263 83% .384 0.691 2009 OVERALL PLAYERTRACK RANK: 241 2009 (1B) PLAYERTRACK RANK: 43 2009 (DH) PLAYERTRACK RANK: 20

AB H 2B 3B HR RBI R AVG OBP SB 2008 598 182 48 2 32 108 96 .304 .361 4 SO BABIP CR% SLG OPS 89 .314 85% .552 0.913 2008 OVERALL PLAYERTRACK RANK: 21 2008 (1B) PLAYERTRACK RANK: 5 2008 (3B) PLAYERTRACK RANK: 5 2008 (DH) PLAYERTRACK RANK: 3

AB H 2B 3B HR RBI R AVG OBP SB 2007 550 154 34 5 15 72 68 .280 .338 1 SO BABIP CR% SLG OPS 87 .310 84% .442 0.78 2007 OVERALL PLAYERTRACK RANK: 220 2007 (1B) PLAYERTRACK RANK: 38 2007 (DH) PLAYERTRACK RANK: 16

AB H 2B 3B HR RBI R AVG OBP SB 2006 454 121 25 2 21 66 57 .267 .346 0 SO BABIP CR% SLG OPS 64 .271 85% .469 0.815 2006 OVERALL PLAYERTRACK RANK: 189 2006 (3B) PLAYERTRACK RANK: 31 2006 (OF) PLAYERTRACK RANK: 89

AB H 2B 3B HR RBI R AVG OBP SB 2005 575 150 26 2 22 92 70 .261 .321 8 SO BABIP CR% SLG OPS 88 .275 84% .428 0.749 2005 OVERALL PLAYERTRACK RANK: 282 2005 (OF) PLAYERTRACK RANK: 122 2005 (DH) PLAYERTRACK RANK: 27

AB H 2B 3B HR RBI R AVG OBP SB 2004 600 178 27 2 29 104 92 .297 .360 5 SO BABIP CR% SLG OPS 74 .300 87% .493 0.853 2004 OVERALL PLAYERTRACK RANK: 43 2004 (1B) PLAYERTRACK RANK: 7 2004 (3B) PLAYERTRACK RANK: 8 2004 (DH) PLAYERTRACK RANK: 5