Carlos Santana

Santana looked like a prime regression candidate, but it just hasn't happened. At this point it makes sense to ride out his terrific season and then reassess his long-term outlook next spring.

A smooth selection (sorry) for OBP managers, Santana is a durable compiler who reached new heights in the first half. After batting .229 last season, he's hitting .281/.403/.524. He has more walks (79) than strikeouts (63) and has regained his lost power with 24 long balls. His contract rate has gone down, so look for him to return closer to his .259 average from 2016 and 2017 with 30-HR power and an elite batting eye. He could especially pile up the RBIs and runs with Francisco Lindor and Jose Ramirez heating up and Yasiel Puig and Franmil Reyes joining the fray. That all adds up to an underrated corner infielder.

Most were shocked to see Santana compete in the home run derby, but he has been a beast for Cleveland and fantasy owners with 19 homers and a 90/90 RBI/run pace to go with a .295 batting average. He seems to only improve with age.