Mike Trout's absence for the next six to eight weeks due to a torn ulnar collateral ligament in his left thumb is a seemingly crushing blow to his fantasy owners' squads, but just how much should his owners panic?
Approaching Trout's absence from a pure rankings perspective, he was previously my No. 1-ranked player overall for the remainder of 2017, but more than that, he was No. 1 by a significant margin -- he'd have been projected to earn at least 15 percent more in terms of Rotisserie dollars the rest of the way than any other individual player.