Reliever Market
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Will the addition of Rivera as a boss make guys like Dibble and Chapman drop some in price?
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Well considering there’s space for 7 relievers, if one wants to field the best bullpen, then no
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Chapman will over time, because more Ducks on the Pond packs will be released. Dibble however was a headliner and therefore his supply is scarce and demand is high since he's arguably the best reliever in the game. I actually expect his price to increase over time.
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@raesONE said in Reliever Market:
Chapman will over time, because more Ducks on the Pond packs will be released. Dibble however was a headliner and therefore his supply is scarce and demand is high since he's arguably the best reliever in the game. I actually expect his price to increase over time.
I don't know. They already released previous headliner packs, and you know they'll do it again, and again. That and the fact he can still be pulled out of regular packs, could mean he's a 30,000 card by October or November.
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@raesONE said in Reliever Market:
Chapman will over time, because more Ducks on the Pond packs will be released. Dibble however was a headliner and therefore his supply is scarce and demand is high since he's arguably the best reliever in the game. I actually expect his price to increase over time.
Think this is spot on. Inevitably Chapman’s price will drop over time. Both being the best left relief in the game the prices for both should still stay consistent for a little while. I agree Dribble’s over all price shouldn’t taper as much.
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@QuinnyMcQuinn said in Reliever Market:
@raesONE said in Reliever Market:
Chapman will over time, because more Ducks on the Pond packs will be released. Dibble however was a headliner and therefore his supply is scarce and demand is high since he's arguably the best reliever in the game. I actually expect his price to increase over time.
Think this is spot on. Inevitably Chapman’s price will drop over time. Both being the best left relief in the game the prices for both should still stay consistent for a little while. I agree Dribble’s over all price shouldn’t taper as much.
we are already seeing a drop across the board here on all RP's
picked up McGee for a bit north of 40's the other day, sold dibble off at around 110K last i saw he was in the 80's on a buy now. chapman was always overpriced so its natural for that to come down too
dibbles is great right now but once more RP's drop his value will teeter with options on the table
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@dcmo3 said in Reliever Market:
@raesONE said in Reliever Market:
Chapman will over time, because more Ducks on the Pond packs will be released. Dibble however was a headliner and therefore his supply is scarce and demand is high since he's arguably the best reliever in the game. I actually expect his price to increase over time.
I don't know. They already released previous headliner packs, and you know they'll do it again, and again. That and the fact he can still be pulled out of regular packs, could mean he's a 30,000 card by October or November.
No chance. The odds on pulling him out of a standard pack are ridiculously low. And if they would make his headliner set a reward pack, that's no guarantee whatsoever that he'll actually be pulled often enough to impact his price on the market.
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@raesONE said in Reliever Market:
@dcmo3 said in Reliever Market:
@raesONE said in Reliever Market:
Chapman will over time, because more Ducks on the Pond packs will be released. Dibble however was a headliner and therefore his supply is scarce and demand is high since he's arguably the best reliever in the game. I actually expect his price to increase over time.
I don't know. They already released previous headliner packs, and you know they'll do it again, and again. That and the fact he can still be pulled out of regular packs, could mean he's a 30,000 card by October or November.
No chance. The odds on pulling him out of a standard pack are ridiculously low. And if they would make his headliner set a reward pack, that's no guarantee whatsoever that he'll actually be pulled often enough to impact his price on the market.
He will easily be 30k by October or November though. They will release headliner bundles again eventually. After those were released I’m fairly certain the most expensive headliners were Rollie and Eck and they were only like 20-25k
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@the_dragon1912 said in Reliever Market:
@raesONE said in Reliever Market:
@dcmo3 said in Reliever Market:
@raesONE said in Reliever Market:
Chapman will over time, because more Ducks on the Pond packs will be released. Dibble however was a headliner and therefore his supply is scarce and demand is high since he's arguably the best reliever in the game. I actually expect his price to increase over time.
I don't know. They already released previous headliner packs, and you know they'll do it again, and again. That and the fact he can still be pulled out of regular packs, could mean he's a 30,000 card by October or November.
No chance. The odds on pulling him out of a standard pack are ridiculously low. And if they would make his headliner set a reward pack, that's no guarantee whatsoever that he'll actually be pulled often enough to impact his price on the market.
He will easily be 30k by October or November though. They will release headliner bundles again eventually. After those were released I’m fairly certain the most expensive headliners were Rollie and Eck and they were only like 20-25k
The difference is also that Rollie and Eck weren't really that dominant last year. Dibble is and will remain one of the best relievers all year. I say there's no chance he'll drop that low, but we'll wait and see.
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If Dibble isn't in your pen then you're missing out
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Doesn’t matter how dominant they are if there is a huge supply. His headliner will be put into programs, and eventually they’ll do that headliner bundle like somebody said. Granted that won’t happen until at least October/November, so he’s going to stay above 70k for awhile. Once those are released, the maximum price I would expect for him is 40k, and even that’s a little high.
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