Top 5 Overall Boston Red Sox Rookies - 2009 Fantasy Baseball Draft Guide

It's about that time. The 2009 Fantasy Baseball Draft is at hand, and it's time to pick your players! The top 5 Boston Red Sox Rookies picks to take a look at if you want your fantasy baseball rankings to go up are Lars Anderson, Michael Bowden, Daniel Bard, Josh Reddick, and Casey Kelly.

Boston Red Sox Rookie: Lars Anderson

This 6'4 1^st baseman was the 2008 Red Sox ML Player of the Year. He might strike out a little more than he'd like, but when he connects, it's nothing but power! Even with his large frame, Lars Anderson is just as fast as any other 1^st baseman, and he can even take the outfield if needed as he did in high school.

Boston Red Sox Rookie: Michael Bowden

This 2008 Portland Sea Dogs Pitcher of the Year has many different pitches, from his mid-90's fastball to a sharp mid-70's curve, Michael Bowden has a unique style to his pitching and great command over the strike zone.

Boston Red Sox Rookie: Daniel Bard

Winner of the 2008 Red Sox ML Pitcher of the Year title, Daniel Bard has incredible heat. With a fast pitch in the upper 90's with a 101 max speed, and an 84mph slider, this 23 year olds pitches whiz by the batters.

Boston Red Sox Rookie: Josh Reddick

This thin 21 year old outfielder has great accuracy and speed, as well as being able to field balls off the wall. A consistent hitter, Josh Reddick just needs to add a little more power to his batting skills to be great all around.

Boston Red Sox Rookie: Casey Kelly

Both a pitcher and a short stop, Casey Kelly's superb pitching and fielding gets him in the top 5. With a powerful and accurate arm at short stop, and a wealth of accurate pitches, he'd make a great asset to your fantasy baseball draft.