Bowman singles have slowly started to fall in price as we approach the end of the season. As I’ve mentioned in past articles this is a good indicator to sell off a bunch of your inventory and keep that cash on hand to buy low in the offseason. When it comes to the hitters I had to take 10% off the expected values to get them to a point where the entire Bowman hitters market was properly represented. To get the pitchers in an equal space today I had to dock the expected values by 25% which tells me that our pitchers which we love are falling much faster. Now is probably a good time to cash in, though there are a few that still fall in the ‘buy’ range that should be viewed as good players to stash away instead of selling.
*All players sorted by ERA with K/9 as tiebreaker
Blue Player Name = Two consecutive weeks on sheet
Red Player Name = Three or more consecutive weeks on sheet
Green Age = 1+ years younger than average pitcher at that level
Orange Age = 1+ years older than average pitcher at that level
Base Auto = Price of average 1st Bowman Chrome Autograph as of this morning
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