Fantasy Baseball Player Notes

2020 Fantasy Baseball Draft Notes

Position

Team

Ronald Acuna Jr. Note
	1. Ronald Acuna Jr. CF,LF,RF - ATL We knew Acuna would develop into an elite fantasy option one day, but few saw it happening this quickly. He combined power (41 homers), speed (37 stolen bases), and his spot batting atop an outstanding lineup (127 runs, 101 RBI) to put up one of the all-around great seasons. He'll stick in the leadoff spot this year, which should ensure that he continues to run early and often, and there's little reason to expect his numbers to dip much from last year. In points leagues, where his strikeout rate is a bit of a negative, his stock falls just a tad, but otherwise, no one would fault you if you made him the top pick in the draft. 21 weeks ago

Christian Yelich Note
	2. Christian Yelich DH,LF,RF - MIL Yelich followed up his preposterous 2018 season with an even better one in 2019, batting .329 with 44 home runs and 30 steals in just 130 games. His ridiculous 35% HR/FB rate regressed as expected, but only to a still nonsensical 32.8%, best in MLB. The issue with Yelich for 2020 has nothing to do with his talent, but is instead all about the fractured kneecap that prematurely ended his season. He's reportedly on track to be ready by Opening Day, but there's obviously a modicum of risk to factor in. 21 weeks ago

Mike Trout Note
	3. Mike Trout CF - LAA Trout may not be the clear-cut number one player in fantasy this year, but that's of no fault of his own, as he's coming off one of his best seasons ever, with a career-high 45 home runs in just 134 games. If you were desperate to find a knock on Trout, it's that he hasn't topped 140 games in any of his last three seasons, and his 11 stolen bases last year tied his low in a single season. But that's all window dressing on a truly special player who is obviously a top-three pick at worst. 21 weeks ago

Cody Bellinger Note
	4. Cody Bellinger 1B,CF,RF - LAD Bellinger had a tremendous season, drastically improving his walk rate and cutting his strikeout rate, and setting career highs in each of the five standard rotisserie categories. If there's a knock on Bellinger's season, it's that so much of his production came in the first half, and particularly in March where he batted .431 with 14 home runs. Beginning in June, he batted .280 or lower in each month, and he batted just .261 in the second half. But the numbers all count, and although it's reasonable to expect Bellinger to take a slight step back from his overall 2019 numbers, it still leaves him as a top-five pick. 21 weeks ago

Mookie Betts Note
	5. Mookie Betts RF - LAD After weeks of rumors, Betts was finally traded to the Dodgers, but the move shouldn't impact his value much. His plate appearances and home runs, because of the less hitter-friendly parks in his new division, may downgrade his numbers ever so slightly. But Betts has essentially averaged a .305-120-30-95-25 line over his past four seasons. Even with a minor drop, he'll still earn his top-five draft position. 21 weeks ago

Francisco Lindor Note
	6. Francisco Lindor SS - CLE Lindor's 2019 season got off to a rocky start with a right calf strain in February followed by a sprained left ankle in March. But when he returned in late April, he didn't miss a beat, putting up a classic 30-20 season and contributing in all five categories. There were some minor negatives for Lindor - his strikeout rate went up, his walk rate went down, and he had an expected batting average of just .276, the lowest of his career. But Lindor's floor at this point is so enormously high that he's one of the few no-risk players, and he shouldn't slip past the top 10 in drafts or, frankly, the top seven. 21 weeks ago

Trevor Story Note
	7. Trevor Story SS - COL It's safe to say that Story's 2017 season was just an outlier, and he's established a fairly reliable 35-homer, 20-plus steal baseline. Pay no attention to Story's dramatically lower xBA - Coors Field will always inflate batting average and should keep Story's mark with roughly a .280 floor at worst. Even at a deep shortstop position, he's a unique five-category player, and is an easy first-round selection. 21 weeks ago

Trea Turner Note
	8. Trea Turner SS - WSH It just feels like there's a 60-steal season waiting in Turner's future, and you simply can't say that about too many other players in the game at this point. With stolen bases as a whole on the decline, Turner has an absolute floor of 40 (barring injury) and a much higher ceiling. Add to that the fact that he should help fantasy owners in three other categories and be neutral in the fourth (RBI), and he should be taken in the first round of all rotisserie leagues. 21 weeks ago

Juan Soto Note
	9. Juan Soto DH,LF,RF - WSH

Nolan Arenado Note
	10. Nolan Arenado 3B - COL There's very little to say about Arenado at this point. He's batted between .287 and .315, hit between 37 and 42 home runs, and driven in between 97 and 116 runs in each of the last five years. Entering his age-29 season, there are simply no concerns about Arenado so long as he remains in Colorado all year, though that is admittedly a bit of a question mark at this point. But really, so long as you are comfortable that you won't get steals from your first-round pick, there's no reason to shy away from Arenado whatsoever. 21 weeks ago

Jose Ramirez Note
	11. Jose Ramirez 3B - CLE Ramirez's overall 2019 season was obviously subpar, as much as a 23-homer, 24-steal year can be. He batted just .218 in the first half with a mere seven home runs, and his fantasy value was saved only by his 18 first-half steals. But he looked closer to his old self in the second half, batting .327 with an 1.105 OPS. Whether it was him trying to do too much in the first half or something related to his newborn child (his surge happened to coincide with his return from paternity leave), Ramirez's return to normalcy in the second half should give you plenty of confidence in his 2020 outlook. 21 weeks ago

Alex Bregman Note
	12. Alex Bregman 3B,SS - HOU

J.D. Martinez Note
	13. J.D. Martinez DH,RF - BOS

Fernando Tatis Jr. Note
	14. Fernando Tatis Jr. SS - SD

Rafael Devers Note
	15. Rafael Devers 3B - BOS

Bryce Harper Note
	16. Bryce Harper RF - PHI

Freddie Freeman Note
	17. Freddie Freeman 1B - ATL Freeman tested positive for COVID-19 at the outset of renewed camp and has reportedly dealt with some difficult symptoms. It seems unlikely that he'll be able to begin the year with the Braves, though he is apparently on the road to recovery. When healthy, Freeman is a dynamic option, so long as he has recovered from the elbow soreness that plagued him in spring. Don't let Freeman slip too far, but he's out of the second round for now. 14 weeks ago

Anthony Rendon Note
	18. Anthony Rendon 3B - LAA Rendon finally put it all together last year, setting career-highs in batting average (.319), home runs (34), runs scored (117), and RBI (126). He'll now move to Anaheim where he'll see a downgrade in park, but an upgrade in lineup by the sheer presence of Mike Trout. In the end, Rendon's move is a neutral one, and to the extent you trust him to stay healthy again, he's a rock-solid second round pick. 21 weeks ago

Starling Marte Note
	19. Starling Marte CF - MIA Marte set career-highs in home runs, runs scored, RBI, and slugging percentage in 2019, and now gets an upgrade in supporting cast and home park with the move to the Diamondbacks. The Pirates ranked 20th in 2019 in runs scored, while the Diamondbacks ranked 11th, and PNC Park was one of the worst parks for righty batters last season. Marte may not be able to grow his 2019 numbers at this point given his age, but his change in teams certainly doesn't hurt. 21 weeks ago

Javier Baez Note
	20. Javier Baez SS - CHC

Xander Bogaerts Note
	21. Xander Bogaerts SS - BOS Bogaerts had an outstanding 2019 season, obliterating his career-high in home runs and RBI and getting his batting average back over .300. But the thing is, his underlying metrics don't look all that different from his solid but unspectacular 2018 season. His strikeout rate, hard hit percentage, average exit velocity, and launch angle all remained nearly identical, while his steals (only four) continued to trend down to a now useless level from a fantasy perspective. Bogaerts is still a fine option but at a strong position and now batting in a weaker lineup, be careful not to waste too high a pick on him. 21 weeks ago

Pete Alonso Note
	22. Pete Alonso 1B,DH - NYM

Jose Altuve Note
	23. Jose Altuve 2B - HOU

George Springer Note
	24. George Springer CF,RF - HOU

Gleyber Torres Note
	25. Gleyber Torres 2B,SS - NYY

Ozzie Albies Note
	26. Ozzie Albies 2B - ATL

Charlie Blackmon Note
	27. Charlie Blackmon DH,RF - COL Blackmon was one of the first players who was known to test positive for COVID-19. As of July 10, he still had not yet reported to Rockies camp. Given the lack of input into Blackmon's situation, it's certainly possible that he'll be healthy and ready to go by the time the season starts. But, for now, drop him at least a round or two in your rankings until you hear more. 14 weeks ago

Ketel Marte Note
	28. Ketel Marte 2B,CF - ARI Marte suddenly went from being a career .263 hitter with 22 home runs in 1,548 plate appearances to batting .329 with 32 home runs in 628 plate appearances. And while he made many overall gains, such as a massive increase in launch angle, his expected batting average was just .299 and that .030 difference was 10th-highest in MLB. He also upped his pull percentage by a significant amount, and pulled all but one of his home runs, which should be something that pitchers can exploit in 2020. Buy some of the gains, but consider Marte closer to a .290-25 type of hitter. 21 weeks ago

Adalberto Mondesi Note
	29. Adalberto Mondesi SS - KC

Nelson Cruz Note
	30. Nelson Cruz DH - MIN If you removed Cruz's age from the equation, he'd be a top pick in fantasy. Despite missing nearly a quarter of the season to injury last year, he again put up elite numbers, topping 40 home runs and 100 RBI while batting .311. Cruz will be 40 this year, never plays the field and is starting to miss more time to injuries. But he's essentially forgotten in most drafts and has shown very little skills decline. Don't shy away from him on draft day even though he clogs your utility spot. 21 weeks ago

Austin Meadows Note
	31. Austin Meadows DH,LF,RF - TB

Keston Hiura Note
	32. Keston Hiura 2B,DH - MIL

Aaron Judge Note
	33. Aaron Judge RF - NYY Judge has a stress fracture in his rib, which showed "slight improvement" based on a CT scan in mid-April. But he is also dealing with a collapsed lung, and there is still no timetable for when he may be ready for baseball activity. Even with the postponement of the season, there's no guarantee that Judge will be ready to play at any point this season. Draft him with a heavy dose of pessimism and you should be fine. 21 weeks ago

Manny Machado Note
	34. Manny Machado 3B,SS - SD

Kris Bryant Note
	35. Kris Bryant 3B,LF,RF - CHC

Yordan Alvarez Note
	36. Yordan Alvarez DH - HOU

Anthony Rizzo Note
	37. Anthony Rizzo 1B - CHC

Eloy Jimenez Note
	38. Eloy Jimenez LF - CWS

Paul Goldschmidt Note
	39. Paul Goldschmidt 1B - STL

Yoan Moncada Note
	40. Yoan Moncada 3B - CWS

Bo Bichette Note
	41. Bo Bichette SS - TOR

Vladimir Guerrero Jr. Note
	42. Vladimir Guerrero Jr. 3B,DH - TOR

Matt Olson Note
	43. Matt Olson 1B - OAK

Giancarlo Stanton Note
	44. Giancarlo Stanton DH,LF - NYY Stanton's Grade-1 hamstring strain was going to keep him out of action for Opening Day, but he now should be ready to go whenever the season begins. Stanton will always be an injury risk, but for now, view him as a healthy option heading into the season. His power potential therefore makes him an option in Round 3 or 4, depending on your risk tolerance. 21 weeks ago

Eugenio Suarez Note
	45. Eugenio Suarez 3B - CIN Few hitters benefited as much from the postponement of the season as did Suarez, whose shoulder woes made his availability for Opening Day questionable. He'll now likely be at or close to full strength when the season begins. Whether he can repeat his near-50 homer performance is another question (he likely can't), but you should draft him as you would few to no health concerns. 21 weeks ago

Whit Merrifield Note
	46. Whit Merrifield 2B,CF,LF,RF - KC

Jose Abreu Note
	47. Jose Abreu 1B,DH - CWS

Jonathan Villar Note
	48. Jonathan Villar 2B,SS - TOR

Tommy Pham Note
	49. Tommy Pham DH,LF - SD Pham tested positive for COVID-19 but has since cleared protocol with two negative tests and has rejoined his team. He was reportedly asymptomatic in any event, and it does not appear that he'll have limitations heading into the season. 14 weeks ago

Marcell Ozuna Note
	50. Marcell Ozuna DH,LF - ATL Ozuna didn't have a terrible 2019, but his .241 batting average and injuries certainly put a damper on his year. And although he was due for a rebound anyway (his .259 BABIP was preposterously low), moving to the Braves on a one-year deal should be just what the doctor ordered. Not only will he be batting in the middle of an incredible strong lineup. but he'll also be playing in a much more favorable home park. With plenty of motivation as he looks for a multi-year deal, expect a big season from Ozuna. 21 weeks ago

Eddie Rosario Note
	51. Eddie Rosario LF - MIN

J.T. Realmuto Note
	52. J.T. Realmuto C - PHI

Josh Donaldson Note
	53. Josh Donaldson 3B - MIN Donaldson played it right, betting on himself with a one-year deal and turning in a patented monstrous power season with the Braves. He'll now move on to the Twins where you can expect more of the same. Not only do the Twins boast one of the best all-around lineups in baseball, but park factors actually favor Target Field over Truist Park for home runs and doubles. Expect a repeat of 2019, with perhaps a little more. 21 weeks ago

Victor Robles Note
	54. Victor Robles CF - WSH

Josh Bell Note
	55. Josh Bell 1B,DH - PIT Bell had a true breakout season in 2019, improving drastically in pretty much every measurable category. His increases in exit velocity (2.3 mph), launch angle (3.8 degrees), and barrels per plate appearance (3.8%) showed that his gains were not fluky, and he even recovered from what looked to be a second-half collapse with a .927 OPS in August. The issue for Bell is that even with the improvements, a first baseman who bats .277 and slugs 37 home runs is not blowing the fantasy world away. Buy many of the gains, but don't go crazy on draft day. 21 weeks ago

Nick Castellanos Note
	56. Nick Castellanos RF - CIN Castellanos' numbers were continually deflated batting in the middle of a bad Tigers lineup and in a home park that greatly depressed power numbers. A move to Cincinnati should be just what the doctor ordered, and allow Castellanos to continue to build on his monster finish with the Cubs last year. While he may not hit the 50 homers he was on pace for with the Cubs or total the same 1.000 OPS, his numbers should look much closer to his 2019 second half than his first. 21 weeks ago

Matt Chapman Note
	57. Matt Chapman 3B - OAK

Marcus Semien Note
	58. Marcus Semien SS - OAK

DJ LeMahieu Note
	59. DJ LeMahieu 1B,2B,3B - NYY LeMahieu tested positive for COVID-19 and is asymptomatic, according to the Yankees. Assuming he rejoins the team by the start of the season - a big "if" but somewhat likely given his early positive test - then he should have little difficulty getting ready for the season. 14 weeks ago

Ramon Laureano Note
	60. Ramon Laureano CF - OAK

Jorge Soler Note
	61. Jorge Soler DH,RF - KC

Max Muncy Note
	62. Max Muncy 1B,2B,3B - LAD

Tim Anderson Note
	63. Tim Anderson SS - CWS

Joey Gallo Note
	64. Joey Gallo CF,LF - TEX Gallo reportedly tested positive for COVID-19, but the accuracy of his tests have been questioned. Regardless, Gallo is back in camp with his teammates and should have no restrictions going forward. 14 weeks ago

Carlos Correa Note
	65. Carlos Correa SS - HOU

Luis Robert Note
	66. Luis Robert CF - CWS

Michael Brantley Note
	67. Michael Brantley DH,LF - HOU

Jeff McNeil Note
	68. Jeff McNeil 2B,3B,LF,RF - NYM

Mike Moustakas Note
	69. Mike Moustakas 1B,2B,3B - CIN

Andrew Benintendi Note
	70. Andrew Benintendi LF - BOS

Rhys Hoskins Note
	71. Rhys Hoskins 1B - PHI

Michael Conforto Note
	72. Michael Conforto CF,RF - NYM

Gary Sanchez Note
	73. Gary Sanchez C,DH - NYY

Carlos Santana Note
	74. Carlos Santana 1B,DH - CLE

Franmil Reyes Note
	75. Franmil Reyes DH,RF - CLE

Oscar Mercado Note
	76. Oscar Mercado CF,LF - CLE

Jorge Polanco Note
	77. Jorge Polanco SS - MIN

Max Kepler Note
	78. Max Kepler RF - MIN

Kyle Schwarber Note
	79. Kyle Schwarber DH,LF - CHC

David Dahl Note
	80. David Dahl CF - COL

Justin Turner Note
	81. Justin Turner 3B - LAD

Eduardo Escobar Note
	82. Eduardo Escobar 3B - ARI

Corey Seager Note
	83. Corey Seager DH,SS - LAD

Yasmani Grandal Note
	84. Yasmani Grandal 1B,C - CWS

Elvis Andrus Note
	85. Elvis Andrus SS - TEX

Edwin Encarnacion Note
	86. Edwin Encarnacion 1B,DH - CWS

Lorenzo Cain Note
	87. Lorenzo Cain CF - MIL

Miguel Sano Note
	88. Miguel Sano 1B,3B - MIN Sano tested positive for COVID-19, though he's asymptomatic. There have been few updates since his test in early July, and it's certainly possible that he'll return healthy before the start of the regular season. For now, drop him down your draft board a hair, but don't shy away entirely. 14 weeks ago

Amed Rosario Note
	89. Amed Rosario SS - NYM

Cavan Biggio Note
	90. Cavan Biggio 2B,3B,RF - TOR

Willson Contreras Note
	91. Willson Contreras C - CHC

Khris Davis Note
	92. Khris Davis DH - OAK Davis had a terrible 2019 but looked pretty much like his usual self until he ran into a wall in the outfield and injured his hip. After that, he was largely useless as a fantasy player, resulting in one of the worst seasons of his career. Still just 32 years old, there's little reason to doubt Davis' ability to return to his former skills, and go back to his 40-homer ways. 21 weeks ago

Yuli Gurriel Note
	93. Yuli Gurriel 1B,3B - HOU

Mitch Garver Note
	94. Mitch Garver C - MIN

Byron Buxton Note
	95. Byron Buxton CF - MIN

Jean Segura Note
	96. Jean Segura 2B,3B,SS - PHI You know who didn't love stolen bases? Gabe Kapler. You know who isn't the manager of the Phillies anymore? Gabe Kapler. Segura's numbers stayed relatively consistent last year, except his stolen base totals dropped from the 20-30 range to just 10. But with Kapler out of town, there's every reason to expect the 30-year-old Segura to return to being a 20-steal player with a plus batting average who will chip in everywhere. With dual-eligibility coming, Segura shouldn't be forgotten on draft day. 21 weeks ago

Bryan Reynolds Note
	97. Bryan Reynolds CF,LF,RF - PIT

Adam Eaton Note
	98. Adam Eaton RF - WSH

Paul DeJong Note
	99. Paul DeJong SS - STL

Kyle Tucker Note
	100. Kyle Tucker LF - HOU

Mallex Smith Note
	101. Mallex Smith CF,RF - FA Stolen bases throughout the game are at an all-time low, and yet Smith, who has stolen 86 bases over the past two seasons, doesn't get a whiff until late in drafts. Yes, his average won't help you, he barely contributes any power, he'll likely bat ninth, and he could lose his job. But owners used to fall all over themselves to draft Billy Hamilton because he could single-handedly keep a fantasy team competitive in steals. Smith can do the same, and on a team with nothing to play for, he's likely to run at every possible opportunity. 21 weeks ago

Andrew McCutchen Note
	102. Andrew McCutchen LF - PHI McCutchen's career with the Phillies was off to a promising start until he tore his ACL running the bases. Although the Phillies were only "hopeful" for April, it now seems likely that McCutchen will be ready for the start of the season. When healthy, McCutchen has developed into a low-batting average, solid overall contributor, and he can still help fantasy owners in 2020. Far from a star, but draftable. 21 weeks ago

Justin Upton Note
	103. Justin Upton LF - LAA It seems strange to call a veteran like Upton a sleeper, but that's exactly what his ADP shows he is. Throw out last year where he battled a toe injury early and was limited to just 63 mediocre games. Prior to last year, he had hit at least 30 home runs and stolen eight bases in three straight seasons. With Anthony Rendon in tow, there should be even more RBI opportunities for Upton. Still just 32 years old, there's plenty left in the tank. 21 weeks ago

Lourdes Gurriel Jr. Note
	104. Lourdes Gurriel Jr. LF - TOR

Tommy Edman Note
	105. Tommy Edman 2B,3B,LF,RF,SS - STL Edman had a tidy little rookie season for the Cardinals, as he batted over .300 and put up 11 home runs and 15 steals in 92 games. He looks destined for a super-utility role in 2020, but that should still mean plenty of playing time. With batting average and steals at a premium, Edman is a solid target as you get into the double-digit rounds. 21 weeks ago

Didi Gregorius Note
	106. Didi Gregorius SS - PHI

Danny Santana Note
	107. Danny Santana 1B,CF - TEX

Alex Verdugo Note
	108. Alex Verdugo CF,LF,RF - BOS Verdugo finally got regular playing time last year, and turned it into a .294/.342/.475 season with 12 home runs in 106 games. Now ready to bat atop the Red Sox lineup, Verdugo should easily challenge a .300 batting average in Fenway Park. but with a reported stress fracture in his back and Opening Day looking doubtful, don't push Verdugo too far up your draft board. 21 weeks ago

J.D. Davis Note
	109. J.D. Davis 3B,DH,LF - NYM

Christian Walker Note
	110. Christian Walker 1B - ARI

Salvador Perez Note
	111. Salvador Perez C - KC Perez tested positive for COVID-19 early in July, but is reportedly asymptomatic. He'll need two negative tests to return to the team but, assuming that he does, he shouldn't need long to get ready for the season. For now, drop Perez down your board a tad but don't run from him. 14 weeks ago

Avisail Garcia Note
	112. Avisail Garcia DH,RF - MIL

Shin-Soo Choo Note
	113. Shin-Soo Choo DH,LF,RF - TEX

Willie Calhoun Note
	114. Willie Calhoun LF - TEX Calhoun suffered a fractured jaw on March 8th, but he'll benefit from the postponement of the season. Given the speculation that the season may not begin until June, that leaves Calhoun with plenty of time to get ready. With a high batting average floor and decent power, Calhoun makes a stable add to a fantasy outfield. 21 weeks ago

David Peralta Note
	115. David Peralta LF - ARI

Luke Voit Note
	116. Luke Voit 1B,DH - NYY

Wilson Ramos Note
	117. Wilson Ramos C - NYM

Ryan McMahon Note
	118. Ryan McMahon 1B,2B,3B - COL

Ryan Braun Note
	119. Ryan Braun LF - MIL

Eric Hosmer Note
	120. Eric Hosmer 1B,DH - SD

Kevin Newman Note
	121. Kevin Newman 2B,SS - PIT A leadoff hitter who bat .308 last year with 12 home runs and 16 steals in just 130 games? What's not to like? Fine, he is one of the worst in the league in terms of barrel percentage and hard hit rate but even still, he had an expected batting average of .291 last year. Newman won't blow you away, but he'll chip in everywhere, especially the scarce categories. Don't forget about him on draft day. 21 weeks ago

Gavin Lux Note
	122. Gavin Lux 2B - LAD

Yasiel Puig Note
	123. Yasiel Puig RF - FA

Brandon Lowe Note
	124. Brandon Lowe 2B - TB

Will Smith Note
	125. Will Smith C - LAD

C.J. Cron Note
	126. C.J. Cron 1B - DET

Rougned Odor Note
	127. Rougned Odor 2B - TEX

Hunter Dozier Note
	128. Hunter Dozier 1B,3B,RF - KC

Scott Kingery Note
	129. Scott Kingery 2B,CF - PHI Kingery has reported to camp after initially dealing with COVID-19. He says that he's still dealing with his recovery, including some shortness of breath, but it appears likely that he'll be ready to go when the season begins. 14 weeks ago

Daniel Murphy Note
	130. Daniel Murphy 1B - COL

Nick Senzel Note
	131. Nick Senzel CF - CIN

Kolten Wong Note
	132. Kolten Wong 2B - STL

Cesar Hernandez Note
	133. Cesar Hernandez 2B - CLE

Dansby Swanson Note
	134. Dansby Swanson SS - ATL

Joc Pederson Note
	135. Joc Pederson 1B,LF,RF - LAD

Joey Votto Note
	136. Joey Votto 1B - CIN

Miguel Andujar Note
	137. Miguel Andujar 3B,DH,LF - NYY

Gio Urshela Note
	138. Gio Urshela 3B - NYY

AJ Pollock Note
	139. AJ Pollock CF - LAD

Brian Anderson Note
	140. Brian Anderson 3B,RF - MIA Anderson won't hurt you anywhere. He'll likely put up 20 home runs with passable runs and RBI, chip in a few steals, and have a batting average that you can live with. It's not exciting, but filling your roster with players like Anderson provide stability, which is worth considering on draft day. 14 weeks ago

Nomar Mazara Note
	141. Nomar Mazara RF - CWS An oblique strain derailed what was looking like Mazara's best fantasy season of his career. He elevated the ball more and made more hard contact than ever. Now in a strong White Sox lineup, he should have every opportunity to finally surpass the 20-homer barrier and hopefully be a late-round outfielder who can fill a starting spot in your deeper mixed league lineup. 21 weeks ago

Hunter Renfroe Note
	142. Hunter Renfroe LF,RF - TB Renfroe's power is undeniable, but so is his ability to drain your batting average. He'll get a chance to play every day with the Rays, and so another 30-homer season is well within reach. Just make sure you can withstand elsewhere. 21 weeks ago

Garrett Hampson Note
	143. Garrett Hampson 2B,CF - COL

Mark Canha Note
	144. Mark Canha CF,RF - OAK Nobody seems to want to give Canha credit for the changes in his approach last year, but you're selling yourself short if you don't. Canha cut his swing percentage on pitches outside the zone way down last year, and the results were impressive, with 26 home runs and a .273 batting average in just 126 games. Slated to bat fifth for the A's, there's every reason for Canha to put up solid all-around numbers, and he's essentially forgotten in fantasy drafts. 21 weeks ago

Randal Grichuk Note
	145. Randal Grichuk CF,RF - TOR You know what you're going to get from Grichuk at this point - roughly 30 home runs and around a .240 batting average. But he won't cost you anything, and assuming you have batting average and steals covered earlier in your draft, he'll provide cheap power toward the later rounds. 21 weeks ago

Nick Solak Note
	146. Nick Solak 2B,CF,DH,LF - TEX

Trent Grisham Note
	147. Trent Grisham CF - SD Grisham wasn't overly impressive in his 51-game cameo with the Brewers last season, but his minor league track record suggests he has a lot more in the tank. Now with the Padres and with a clear path to the starting center fielder job, Grisham makes an intriguing fantasy option.He has enough speed and power to matter in fantasy, and is the exact type of upside player to snag at the end of your drafts. 21 weeks ago

Wil Myers Note
	148. Wil Myers CF,LF,RF - SD

Yandy Diaz Note
	149. Yandy Diaz 3B,DH - TB

Carson Kelly Note
	150. Carson Kelly C - ARI

Omar Narvaez Note
	151. Omar Narvaez C,DH - MIL

Renato Nunez Note
	152. Renato Nunez 1B,DH - BAL

Starlin Castro Note
	153. Starlin Castro 2B,3B - WSH Castro never developed into the fantasy stud he looked like he might become earlier in his career, but he quietly set a career high in home runs and RBI last year with the Marlins. Now with the Nationals, where he'll bat anywhere from third to fifth, there are going to be RBI opportunities aplenty for the veteran. A career .336/.358/.513 hitter in Nationals Park, Castro makes a fine middle infield option in mixed leagues. 21 weeks ago

Austin Riley Note
	154. Austin Riley LF - ATL

Brett Gardner Note
	155. Brett Gardner CF,LF - NYY Gardner has a little Rodney Dangerfield going on, in that he gets no respect from fantasy owners. Although he'll be entering his age-37 season, Gardner popped a career-high 28 home runs lat year. The power comes and goes, but he's stolen double-digit bases in every season of his career, and hasn't scored fewer than 80 runs in a full season since 2010. He lacks the upside of many other late-round outfielders but offers a higher floor. 21 weeks ago

Gregory Polanco Note
	156. Gregory Polanco RF - PIT Polanco was never able to fully recover from his 2018 shoulder surgery, playing in only 42 games last year. He has seemed on the cusp of a breakout for years, but the bottom line is that he has never hit better than .258 or slugged more than 23 homers. He's expected to be ready for the start of the season, whenever that is, and there is still untapped potential, meaning you should draft Polanco late and hope everything finally comes together. 21 weeks ago

Shogo Akiyama Note
	157. Shogo Akiyama CF,LF - CIN Akiyama should represent a fairly high-floor outfield option that you can get at a bargain basement price. He'll likely bat leadoff for the Reds, potentially hit 20 home runs and steal 10 bases, and pile on the runs scored. There's no Shohei Ohtani upside with the bat, particularly given Akiyama's age, but he'll likely be a decent five-category contributor who is basically free in drafts. 21 weeks ago

Mike Yastrzemski Note
	158. Mike Yastrzemski CF,LF,RF - SF Yastrzemski will enter the season as the Giants' everyday right-fielder, likely batting fifth. That's a prime spot for a hitter who slugged 33 home runs n 147 games between the majors and minors last season. Yastrzemski had never shown that kind of power prior to 2019, but his batted ball data largely backed it up. You won't have to pay the price for a 30-homer hitter, so just scoop him up late and hope for a repeat. 21 weeks ago

Willy Adames Note
	159. Willy Adames SS - TB

Christian Vazquez Note
	160. Christian Vazquez C - BOS

Aristides Aquino Note
	161. Aristides Aquino LF,RF - CIN

Yadier Molina Note
	162. Yadier Molina C - STL

Corey Dickerson Note
	163. Corey Dickerson DH,LF - MIA Dickerson isn't special, but he almost always helps in batting average and should be batting in the middle of the Marlins lineup. Dickerson should contribute, albeit not excel, in four of the five rotisserie categories, which makes him ownable in all leagues 12 teams or deeper. 21 weeks ago

Tommy La Stella Note
	164. Tommy La Stella 2B,3B - OAK

Michael Chavis Note
	165. Michael Chavis 1B,2B - BOS

Luis Arraez Note
	166. Luis Arraez 2B,LF - MIN Arraez came to the majors and did exactly what he has done throughout his minor-league career. He hit for a high average (.334), rarely struck out (7.9%), and offered nearly no power or speed. Even though his expected batting average was nearly 45 points lower than his actual average, he still should be a major contributor in the category. Is that worth the complete lack of production he offers in three other categories? All depends on your team construction. 21 weeks ago

Andrelton Simmons Note
	167. Andrelton Simmons SS - LAA

Jo Adell Note
	168. Jo Adell RF - LAA

Jonathan Schoop Note
	169. Jonathan Schoop 2B - DET

Robinson Cano Note
	170. Robinson Cano 2B - NYM

Austin Hays Note
	171. Austin Hays CF - BAL

Howie Kendrick Note
	172. Howie Kendrick 1B,DH - WSH

Dee Strange-Gordon Note
	173. Dee Strange-Gordon 2B - SEA

Matt Carpenter Note
	174. Matt Carpenter 3B - STL

Domingo Santana Note
	175. Domingo Santana LF,RF - CLE

Jorge Alfaro Note
	176. Jorge Alfaro C - MIA

Sean Murphy Note
	177. Sean Murphy C - OAK

Sam Hilliard Note
	178. Sam Hilliard CF,LF,RF - COL With the addition of the designated hitter and with Ian Desmond opting out of playing in 2020, Hilliard should see everyday at-bats with the Rockies. In Triple-A last year, Hilliard hit 35 home runs and stole 22 bases in just 126 games, and he popped seven home runs in 27 MLB games. That's a player who you should have been grabbing at the end of every one of your drafts given his enormous upside, and should now be moving fast up your draft board. 16 weeks ago

Trey Mancini Note
	179. Trey Mancini 1B,RF - BAL

Kyle Seager Note
	180. Kyle Seager 3B,DH - SEA

Miguel Cabrera Note
	181. Miguel Cabrera 1B,DH - DET

Kole Calhoun Note
	182. Kole Calhoun RF - ARI Calhoun had returned to camp after originally testing positive for COVID-19, but had yet to play in an intrasquad game when he was again missing from camp. It's unclear if Calhoun's absence is again related to COVID-19 but, at this point, it's best to look elsewhere for a late-round outfielder unless there is further news. 14 weeks ago

Ian Happ Note
	183. Ian Happ LF - CHC

Justin Smoak Note
	184. Justin Smoak 1B,DH - SF

Carter Kieboom Note
	185. Carter Kieboom 3B,SS - WSH

Kevin Pillar Note
	186. Kevin Pillar CF,RF - COL

Teoscar Hernandez Note
	187. Teoscar Hernandez CF,RF - TOR

Brandon Nimmo Note
	188. Brandon Nimmo CF,LF,RF - NYM

Jesus Aguilar Note
	189. Jesus Aguilar 1B,DH - MIA

Jon Berti Note
	190. Jon Berti 2B,3B,CF,RF,SS - MIA

Niko Goodrum Note
	191. Niko Goodrum 2B,LF,SS - DET

Dylan Carlson Note
	192. Dylan Carlson CF - STL

Francisco Mejia Note
	193. Francisco Mejia C - SD

Anthony Santander Note
	194. Anthony Santander CF,LF,RF - BAL

Nick Ahmed Note
	195. Nick Ahmed SS - ARI

Jesse Winker Note
	196. Jesse Winker CF,DH,LF - CIN

Travis Shaw Note
	197. Travis Shaw 1B,3B - TOR

Danny Jansen Note
	198. Danny Jansen C - TOR

Mitch Haniger Note
	199. Mitch Haniger CF,RF - SEA

Mauricio Dubon Note
	200. Mauricio Dubon 2B,CF,SS - SF

Aaron Hicks Note
	201. Aaron Hicks CF - NYY

Jackie Bradley Jr. Note
	202. Jackie Bradley Jr. CF - BOS

Eric Thames Note
	203. Eric Thames 1B - WSH

Nick Madrigal Note
	204. Nick Madrigal 2B - CWS

Jurickson Profar Note
	205. Jurickson Profar 2B - SD

Luis Urias Note
	206. Luis Urias 2B,SS - MIL Urias tested positive for COVID-19, but is reportedly asymptomatic. Nevertheless, he remains in quarantine and can only rejoin the team after two positive tests. Urias has upside, but given his performance and current health situation, there's almost no reason to bother drafting him in anything but deep NL-only leagues. 14 weeks ago

Travis d'Arnaud Note
	207. Travis d'Arnaud 1B,C,DH - ATL

Yoenis Cespedes Note
	208. Yoenis Cespedes LF - NYM

Yoshi Tsutsugo Note
	209. Yoshi Tsutsugo LF - TB

Jason Heyward Note
	210. Jason Heyward RF - CHC

Kevin Kiermaier Note
	211. Kevin Kiermaier CF - TB

Ender Inciarte Note
	212. Ender Inciarte CF - ATL

Stephen Piscotty Note
	213. Stephen Piscotty RF - OAK

Hanser Alberto Note
	214. Hanser Alberto 2B,3B - BAL

Brandon Belt Note
	215. Brandon Belt 1B - SF

Evan White Note
	216. Evan White 1B - SEA

Harrison Bader Note
	217. Harrison Bader CF - STL

Evan Longoria Note
	218. Evan Longoria 3B - SF

Nate Lowe Note
	219. Nate Lowe 1B - TB

Adam Frazier Note
	220. Adam Frazier 2B - PIT

Jose Peraza Note
	221. Jose Peraza 2B,LF,SS - BOS

Tom Murphy Note
	222. Tom Murphy C - SEA

Asdrubal Cabrera Note
	223. Asdrubal Cabrera 2B,3B - WSH

Maikel Franco Note
	224. Maikel Franco 3B,DH - KC

Mike Tauchman Note
	225. Mike Tauchman LF - NYY

Kurt Suzuki Note
	226. Kurt Suzuki C - WSH

Tyler O'Neill Note
	227. Tyler O'Neill LF - STL

Freddy Galvis Note
	228. Freddy Galvis 2B,SS - CIN

Victor Reyes Note
	229. Victor Reyes CF,LF - DET

David Fletcher Note
	230. David Fletcher 2B,3B,SS - LAA

Robinson Chirinos Note
	231. Robinson Chirinos C - NYM

Jose Martinez Note
	232. Jose Martinez RF - CHC

Ji-Man Choi Note
	233. Ji-Man Choi 1B - TB

Daniel Vogelbach Note
	234. Daniel Vogelbach 1B,DH - MIL

Cameron Maybin Note
	235. Cameron Maybin LF,RF - CHC

Todd Frazier Note
	236. Todd Frazier 3B - NYM

Garrett Cooper Note
	237. Garrett Cooper 1B,RF - MIA

Shed Long Jr. Note
	238. Shed Long Jr. 2B - SEA

Roberto Perez Note
	239. Roberto Perez C - CLE

Albert Pujols Note
	240. Albert Pujols 1B,DH - LAA

Franchy Cordero Note
	241. Franchy Cordero CF - KC

Mitch Moreland Note
	242. Mitch Moreland 1B - SD

Alex Dickerson Note
	243. Alex Dickerson LF,RF - SF

Kyle Lewis Note
	244. Kyle Lewis RF - SEA

Jay Bruce Note
	245. Jay Bruce LF,RF - PHI

Colin Moran Note
	246. Colin Moran 1B,3B,DH - PIT

Chris Taylor Note
	247. Chris Taylor 2B,CF,LF,SS - LAD

Manuel Margot Note
	248. Manuel Margot CF - TB

Rowdy Tellez Note
	249. Rowdy Tellez 1B,DH - TOR

Mike Zunino Note
	250. Mike Zunino C - TB

Jose Iglesias Note
	251. Jose Iglesias DH,SS - BAL

Jake Fraley Note
	252. Jake Fraley CF,RF - SEA

Josh Reddick Note
	253. Josh Reddick LF,RF - HOU

Shohei Ohtani Note
	254. Shohei Ohtani DH - LAA

Raimel Tapia Note
	255. Raimel Tapia LF - COL

Marwin Gonzalez Note
	256. Marwin Gonzalez 1B,3B,RF - MIN

Isan Diaz Note
	257. Isan Diaz 2B - MIA

Jason Castro Note
	258. Jason Castro C - SD

Dexter Fowler Note
	259. Dexter Fowler RF - STL

Nico Hoerner Note
	260. Nico Hoerner 2B,3B,SS - CHC

Alex Gordon Note
	261. Alex Gordon LF - FA

Hunter Pence Note
	262. Hunter Pence DH - FA

J.P. Crawford Note
	263. J.P. Crawford SS - SEA

Austin Romine Note
	264. Austin Romine C - DET

Jarrod Dyson Note
	265. Jarrod Dyson CF,LF - CWS

Yan Gomes Note
	266. Yan Gomes C - WSH

Brandon Crawford Note
	267. Brandon Crawford SS - SF

Wilmer Flores Note
	268. Wilmer Flores 1B,2B,DH - SF

Jake Lamb Note
	269. Jake Lamb 1B,3B - OAK

JaCoby Jones Note
	270. JaCoby Jones CF - DET

Miguel Rojas Note
	271. Miguel Rojas SS - MIA

Johan Camargo Note
	272. Johan Camargo SS - ATL

Christin Stewart Note
	273. Christin Stewart LF - DET

Ryan Mountcastle Note
	274. Ryan Mountcastle 1B,LF - BAL

Tucker Barnhart Note
	275. Tucker Barnhart C - CIN

Jeimer Candelario Note
	276. Jeimer Candelario 1B,3B - DET

Nicky Lopez Note
	277. Nicky Lopez 2B,SS - KC

Kike Hernandez Note
	278. Kike Hernandez 2B,LF,RF - LAD

Adam Haseley Note
	279. Adam Haseley CF,LF - PHI

Dominic Smith Note
	280. Dominic Smith 1B,DH,LF - NYM

Kevin Cron Note
	281. Kevin Cron 1B - ARI

Franklin Barreto Note
	282. Franklin Barreto 2B - LAA

Victor Caratini Note
	283. Victor Caratini 1B,C - CHC

Clint Frazier Note
	284. Clint Frazier RF - NYY

Ronald Guzman Note
	285. Ronald Guzman 1B - TEX

Jacob Stallings Note
	286. Jacob Stallings C - PIT

Leury Garcia Note
	287. Leury Garcia CF,LF,RF - CWS

Derek Fisher Note
	288. Derek Fisher LF,RF - TOR

James McCann Note
	289. James McCann C - CWS

Steven Souza Jr. Note
	290. Steven Souza Jr. RF - FA

Brian Goodwin Note
	291. Brian Goodwin CF,LF - CIN

Joey Wendle Note
	292. Joey Wendle 2B,3B,SS - TB

Martin Maldonado Note
	293. Martin Maldonado C - HOU

Isiah Kiner-Falefa Note
	294. Isiah Kiner-Falefa 3B,C,SS - TEX

Brendan Rodgers Note
	295. Brendan Rodgers 2B - COL

Jose Osuna Note
	296. Jose Osuna 1B,3B,RF - PIT

Josh Naylor Note
	297. Josh Naylor 1B,DH,LF,RF - CLE

Jason Kipnis Note
	298. Jason Kipnis 2B,DH - CHC

Josh Rojas Note
	299. Josh Rojas 2B,DH,LF - ARI

Ryan O'Hearn Note
	300. Ryan O'Hearn 1B,DH - KC

Chance Sisco Note
	301. Chance Sisco C,DH - BAL

Jake Bauers Note
	302. Jake Bauers 1B,DH,LF - CLE

David Bote Note
	303. David Bote 2B,3B - CHC

Harold Ramirez Note
	304. Harold Ramirez CF,LF,RF - MIA

Chris Davis Note
	305. Chris Davis 1B - BAL

Stephen Vogt Note
	306. Stephen Vogt C - ARI

Orlando Arcia Note
	307. Orlando Arcia SS - MIL

Adam Duvall Note
	308. Adam Duvall LF,RF - ATL

DJ Stewart Note
	309. DJ Stewart RF - BAL

Lewis Brinson Note
	310. Lewis Brinson CF - MIA

Reese McGuire Note
	311. Reese McGuire C - TOR

Pedro Severino Note
	312. Pedro Severino C,DH - BAL

Eric Sogard Note
	313. Eric Sogard 2B,3B,SS - MIL

Alec Bohm Note
	314. Alec Bohm 1B,3B - PHI

Delino DeShields Note
	315. Delino DeShields CF - CLE DeShields tested positive for COVID-19, but returned to the Indians on July 11. On July 13, however, the team placed him on the IL for undisclosed reasons, which suggests that he has not fully cleared protocol. For now, avoid drafting DeShields, who doesn't appear to have a place to play in any event. 14 weeks ago

Rio Ruiz Note
	316. Rio Ruiz 3B - BAL

Tony Wolters Note
	317. Tony Wolters C - COL

Tyler Flowers Note
	318. Tyler Flowers C - ATL

Adam Jones Note
	319. Adam Jones RF - FA

Willians Astudillo Note
	320. Willians Astudillo C - MIN

Austin Nola Note
	321. Austin Nola 1B,C - SD

Matt Kemp Note
	322. Matt Kemp DH,LF - COL

Jordan Luplow Note
	323. Jordan Luplow LF,RF - CLE

Brian Dozier Note
	324. Brian Dozier 2B - FA

Roman Quinn Note
	325. Roman Quinn CF - PHI

Curt Casali Note
	326. Curt Casali C - CIN

Austin Hedges Note
	327. Austin Hedges C - CLE

Billy Hamilton Note
	328. Billy Hamilton CF - CHC

Mark Payton Note
	329. Mark Payton CF - CIN

Mike Ford Note
	330. Mike Ford 1B,DH - NYY

Tony Kemp Note
	331. Tony Kemp 2B - OAK

Dwight Smith Jr. Note
	332. Dwight Smith Jr. DH,LF - BAL

Manny Pina Note
	333. Manny Pina C - MIL

Austin Allen Note
	334. Austin Allen C - OAK

Cole Tucker Note
	335. Cole Tucker SS - PIT

Shohei Ohtani Note
	336. Shohei Ohtani DH,SP - LAA Ohtani didn't pitch at all in 2019 and likely won't do so until mid-May in 2020. But his bat looked just fine last year, proving that his 2018 skills he showed as a hitter were not a fluke. He'll likely settle back into a part-time DH role with the Angels, and if you can choose to deploy him as both a pitcher and a hitter in any given week, Ohtani should provide immense value as a fantasy player. Even if not, he should contribute on either end of the spectrum, so draft him with a high degree of confidence. 21 weeks ago

Joey Bart Note
	337. Joey Bart C - SF

Seth Brown Note
	338. Seth Brown LF - OAK

Ke'Bryan Hayes Note
	339. Ke'Bryan Hayes 3B - PIT

Jed Lowrie Note
	340. Jed Lowrie 2B - NYM

Tyler White Note
	341. Tyler White 1B - LAD

Matt Beaty Note
	342. Matt Beaty 1B,DH,LF - LAD

Wander Franco Note
	343. Wander Franco SS - TB

Kendrys Morales Note
	344. Kendrys Morales 1B,DH - FA

Garrett Stubbs Note
	345. Garrett Stubbs C - HOU

Monte Harrison Note
	346. Monte Harrison CF - MIA

Albert Almora Jr. Note
	347. Albert Almora Jr. CF - CHC

Aledmys Diaz Note
	348. Aledmys Diaz 1B,2B - HOU

Ryon Healy Note
	349. Ryon Healy 3B - MIL

Jarred Kelenic Note
	350. Jarred Kelenic CF - SEA

Brett Phillips Note
	351. Brett Phillips CF - TB

Isaac Paredes Note
	352. Isaac Paredes 3B - DET

Jorge Mateo Note
	353. Jorge Mateo SS - SD

Scooter Gennett Note
	354. Scooter Gennett 2B - FA

Francisco Cervelli Note
	355. Francisco Cervelli C - FA

Chad Pinder Note
	356. Chad Pinder 2B,LF,RF - OAK

Odubel Herrera Note
	357. Odubel Herrera CF - PHI

Steven Duggar Note
	358. Steven Duggar CF,LF,RF - SF

Julio Rodriguez Note
	359. Julio Rodriguez RF - SEA

Adley Rutschman Note
	360. Adley Rutschman C - BAL

Royce Lewis Note
	361. Royce Lewis SS - MIN

Rob Brantly Note
	362. Rob Brantly C - NYY

Edwin Rios Note
	363. Edwin Rios 1B - LAD

Tyler Naquin Note
	364. Tyler Naquin RF - CLE

Kyle Higashioka Note
	365. Kyle Higashioka C - NYY

Josh VanMeter Note
	366. Josh VanMeter LF - ARI

Tim Locastro Note
	367. Tim Locastro CF,LF,RF - ARI

Greg Allen Note
	368. Greg Allen LF - SD

Cristian Pache Note
	369. Cristian Pache CF - ATL

Nick Martini Note
	370. Nick Martini LF - PHI

Tyler Heineman Note
	371. Tyler Heineman C - SF

Jake Marisnick Note
	372. Jake Marisnick CF - NYM

Julio Pablo Martinez Note
	373. Julio Pablo Martinez TEX

Myles Straw Note
	374. Myles Straw SS - HOU

Dariel Alvarez Note
	375. Dariel Alvarez RF - FA

Alfredo Marte Note
	376. Alfredo Marte LF - PHI

Richard Rodriguez Note
	377. Richard Rodriguez SS - FA

Parker Meadows Note
	378. Parker Meadows CF - DET

Jeisson Rosario Note
	379. Jeisson Rosario CF - BOS

Jedd Gyorko Note
	380. Jedd Gyorko 3B - MIL

Sam Travis Note
	381. Sam Travis 1B - TEX

Chris Dickerson Note
	382. Chris Dickerson LF - BAL

Rajai Davis Note
	383. Rajai Davis LF - FA

Yusniel Diaz Note
	384. Yusniel Diaz RF - BAL

Ty France Note
	385. Ty France 1B,2B,3B,DH - SEA

Yonder Alonso Note
	386. Yonder Alonso 1B,DH - ATL

Matt Wieters Note
	387. Matt Wieters C - STL

Jake Cave Note
	388. Jake Cave CF,RF - MIN

Kevin Plawecki Note
	389. Kevin Plawecki C - BOS

Lane Thomas Note
	390. Lane Thomas CF - STL

Austin Dean Note
	391. Austin Dean LF - STL

Robbie Grossman Note
	392. Robbie Grossman LF,RF - OAK

Dustin Garneau Note
	393. Dustin Garneau C - HOU

Elias Diaz Note
	394. Elias Diaz C - COL

Travis Demeritte Note
	395. Travis Demeritte RF - DET

Michael Perez Note
	396. Michael Perez C - TB

Austin Barnes Note
	397. Austin Barnes C - LAD

Braden Bishop Note
	398. Braden Bishop CF,RF - SEA

Alex Avila Note
	399. Alex Avila C - MIN

Dawel Lugo Note
	400. Dawel Lugo 3B - DET

Zack Collins Note
	401. Zack Collins DH - CWS

Greg Bird Note
	402. Greg Bird 1B - PHI

Guillermo Heredia Note
	403. Guillermo Heredia CF,RF - NYM

Ryan McBroom Note
	404. Ryan McBroom RF - KC

Pablo Sandoval Note
	405. Pablo Sandoval 1B,3B,DH - ATL

Kevin Kramer Note
	406. Kevin Kramer RF - PIT

Brandon Drury Note
	407. Brandon Drury 3B - TOR

Cam Gallagher Note
	408. Cam Gallagher C - KC

Luis Rengifo Note
	409. Luis Rengifo 2B - LAA

Tomas Nido Note
	410. Tomas Nido C - NYM

Andrew Knizner Note
	411. Andrew Knizner C - STL

Anthony Alford Note
	412. Anthony Alford CF,LF - PIT

Drew Butera Note
	413. Drew Butera C - COL

Phillip Ervin Note
	414. Phillip Ervin CF,LF,RF - SEA

Andrew Knapp Note
	415. Andrew Knapp C - PHI

Willi Castro Note
	416. Willi Castro SS - DET

Max Stassi Note
	417. Max Stassi C - LAA

Sheldon Neuse Note
	418. Sheldon Neuse 2B - OAK

Brock Holt Note
	419. Brock Holt 2B,3B,LF - WSH

Jaylin Davis Note
	420. Jaylin Davis RF - SF

DJ Johnson Note
	421. DJ Johnson RP - FA

Matt Joyce Note
	422. Matt Joyce DH,LF,RF - MIA

Jake Rogers Note
	423. Jake Rogers C - DET

Taylor Ward Note
	424. Taylor Ward LF - LAA

Dom Nunez Note
	425. Dom Nunez C - COL

Sandy Leon Note
	426. Sandy Leon C - CLE

Billy McKinney Note
	427. Billy McKinney LF,RF - MIL

Brad Miller Note
	428. Brad Miller 3B,DH - STL

Daniel Descalso Note
	429. Daniel Descalso 2B - CHC

Austin Slater Note
	430. Austin Slater DH,RF - SF

Edward Olivares Note
	431. Edward Olivares CF,LF,RF - KC

Josh Fuentes Note
	432. Josh Fuentes 1B - COL

Cedric Mullins II Note
	433. Cedric Mullins II CF - BAL

Jonathan Lucroy Note
	434. Jonathan Lucroy C - PHI

Randy Arozarena Note
	435. Randy Arozarena DH,LF,RF - TB

Grayson Greiner Note
	436. Grayson Greiner C - DET

Josh Harrison Note
	437. Josh Harrison 2B - WSH

Tyler Wade Note
	438. Tyler Wade 2B - NYY

Bradley Zimmer Note
	439. Bradley Zimmer CF,LF,RF - CLE

Luis Guillorme Note
	440. Luis Guillorme SS - NYM

Nolan Gorman Note
	441. Nolan Gorman 3B - STL

Josh Smith Note
	442. Josh Smith RP - NYY

Robel Garcia Note
	443. Robel Garcia 2B - CIN

Ehire Adrianza Note
	444. Ehire Adrianza 1B,2B,3B,SS - MIN

Joe Panik Note
	445. Joe Panik 2B,3B,SS - TOR

Ben Gamel Note
	446. Ben Gamel CF,LF,RF - MIL

Matt Thaiss Note
	447. Matt Thaiss 3B - LAA

Michael A. Taylor Note
	448. Michael A. Taylor CF - FA

Bobby Dalbec Note
	449. Bobby Dalbec 1B,3B - BOS

Chris Iannetta Note
	450. Chris Iannetta C - FA

Greg Garcia Note
	451. Greg Garcia 2B - SD

Triston Casas Note
	452. Triston Casas 1B - BOS

Vimael Machin Note
	453. Vimael Machin SS - OAK

Drew Waters Note
	454. Drew Waters LF - ATL

Neil Walker Note
	455. Neil Walker 1B,3B - FA

Zack Cozart Note
	456. Zack Cozart 3B - FA

Rene Rivera Note
	457. Rene Rivera C - NYM

Thairo Estrada Note
	458. Thairo Estrada 2B,3B - NYY

Brandon Dixon Note
	459. Brandon Dixon 1B - DET

Derek Dietrich Note
	460. Derek Dietrich 1B,2B,DH - TEX

Matt Adams Note
	461. Matt Adams 1B,DH - FA

Matt Duffy Note
	462. Matt Duffy 3B - NYY

Yolmer Sanchez Note
	463. Yolmer Sanchez 2B,3B - CWS

Meibrys Viloria Note
	464. Meibrys Viloria C - KC

Harold Castro Note
	465. Harold Castro 2B,CF - DET

Melky Cabrera Note
	466. Melky Cabrera LF,RF - FA

Ildemaro Vargas Note
	467. Ildemaro Vargas 2B - CHC

Adeiny Hechavarria Note
	468. Adeiny Hechavarria 2B,SS - ATL

Dustin Fowler Note
	469. Dustin Fowler CF - OAK

Daulton Varsho Note
	470. Daulton Varsho C - ARI

Jeff Mathis Note
	471. Jeff Mathis C - TEX

Josh Phegley Note
	472. Josh Phegley C - CHC

Jordan Weems Note
	473. Jordan Weems OAK

Abraham Toro Note
	474. Abraham Toro 3B - HOU

Luke Maile Note
	475. Luke Maile C - PIT

Erik Gonzalez Note
	476. Erik Gonzalez SS - PIT

Alex Kirilloff Note
	477. Alex Kirilloff RF - MIN

Bubba Starling Note
	478. Bubba Starling CF,RF - KC

Darin Ruf Note
	479. Darin Ruf DH,LF - SF

Donovan Solano Note
	480. Donovan Solano 2B,3B - SF

Deivy Grullon Note
	481. Deivy Grullon C - BOS

Jose Garcia Note
	482. Jose Garcia SS - CIN

Kyle Farmer Note
	483. Kyle Farmer 2B,SS - CIN

Eduardo Nunez Note
	484. Eduardo Nunez 2B - NYM

Michael Taylor Note
	485. Michael Taylor LF - FA

Christian Arroyo Note
	486. Christian Arroyo 2B,3B - BOS

Tim Beckham Note
	487. Tim Beckham SS - FA

Spencer Torkelson Note
	488. Spencer Torkelson DET

Carlos Gonzalez Note
	489. Carlos Gonzalez LF - FA

Ramon Urias Note
	490. Ramon Urias 2B - BAL

Jose Trevino Note
	491. Jose Trevino C - TEX

Eli White Note
	492. Eli White LF,SS - TEX

Andrew Velazquez Note
	493. Andrew Velazquez 2B - BAL

Jonathan Arauz Note
	494. Jonathan Arauz 2B,3B,SS - BOS

Logan Morrison Note
	495. Logan Morrison 1B,DH - FA

Tzu-Wei Lin Note
	496. Tzu-Wei Lin 2B - BOS

Tres Barrera Note
	497. Tres Barrera C - WSH

Danny Mendick Note
	498. Danny Mendick 2B,SS - CWS

Jordy Mercer Note
	499. Jordy Mercer SS - NYY

John Hicks Note
	500. John Hicks C - ARI

Domingo Leyba Note
	501. Domingo Leyba 2B - ARI

Ronny Rodriguez Note
	502. Ronny Rodriguez 2B,SS - MIL

Daniel Robertson Note
	503. Daniel Robertson 2B,3B - SF

Tyler Stephenson Note
	504. Tyler Stephenson C - CIN

Adam Engel Note
	505. Adam Engel CF,LF,RF - CWS

Andrew Vaughn Note
	506. Andrew Vaughn 1B - CWS

Kelvin Gutierrez Note
	507. Kelvin Gutierrez 3B - KC

JT Riddle Note
	508. JT Riddle CF - FA

Rangel Ravelo Note
	509. Rangel Ravelo 1B - STL

Michael Hermosillo Note
	510. Michael Hermosillo LF - LAA

Tim Lopes Note
	511. Tim Lopes LF - SEA

Russell Martin Note
	512. Russell Martin C - FA

Dom Thompson-Williams Note
	513. Dom Thompson-Williams CF - SEA

Josh Lowe Note
	514. Josh Lowe CF - TB

Scott Heineman Note
	515. Scott Heineman CF - TEX

Charlie Culberson Note
	516. Charlie Culberson LF - ATL

John Ryan Murphy Note
	517. John Ryan Murphy C - PIT

Bryan Holaday Note
	518. Bryan Holaday 1B,C - BAL

Mark Trumbo Note
	519. Mark Trumbo DH - FA

Magneuris Sierra Note
	520. Magneuris Sierra CF,LF - MIA

Yermin Mercedes Note
	521. Yermin Mercedes C - CWS

Edmundo Sosa Note
	522. Edmundo Sosa 2B - STL

Nick Williams Note
	523. Nick Williams LF - CIN

David Freitas Note
	524. David Freitas C - MIL

Pablo Reyes Note
	525. Pablo Reyes RF - PIT

Jacob Nottingham Note
	526. Jacob Nottingham C - MIL

Juan Lagares Note
	527. Juan Lagares CF - FA

Eric Haase Note
	528. Eric Haase C - DET

Logan Forsythe Note
	529. Logan Forsythe 1B,2B - MIA

Jonah Heim Note
	530. Jonah Heim C - OAK

Daniel Johnson Note
	531. Daniel Johnson RF - CLE

Raudy Read Note
	532. Raudy Read C - WSH

Luis Torrens Note
	533. Luis Torrens C - SEA

Austin Wynns Note
	534. Austin Wynns C - BAL

Mike Brosseau Note
	535. Mike Brosseau 2B - TB

Seby Zavala Note
	536. Seby Zavala C - CWS

Joe Hudson Note
	537. Joe Hudson C - SEA

Yairo Munoz Note
	538. Yairo Munoz 3B,LF,RF - BOS

Beau Taylor Note
	539. Beau Taylor C - CLE

Keibert Ruiz Note
	540. Keibert Ruiz C - LAD

Kevan Smith Note
	541. Kevan Smith C - TB

Blake Swihart Note
	542. Blake Swihart LF - FA

Erik Kratz Note
	543. Erik Kratz C - NYY

Marco Hernandez Note
	544. Marco Hernandez 2B - FA

Andrew Susac Note
	545. Andrew Susac C - PIT

Bobby Bradley Note
	546. Bobby Bradley DH - CLE

Miguel Amaya Note
	547. Miguel Amaya C - CHC

Mike Gerber Note
	548. Mike Gerber RP - COL

Donovan Walton Note
	549. Donovan Walton SS - SEA

Brian O'Keefe Note
	550. Brian O'Keefe C - SEA

Vidal Brujan Note
	551. Vidal Brujan 2B - TB

Ronaldo Hernandez Note
	552. Ronaldo Hernandez C - TB

Aramis Garcia Note
	553. Aramis Garcia C - SF

William Contreras Note
	554. William Contreras C - ATL

Juan Centeno Note
	555. Juan Centeno C - BOS

Cal Raleigh Note
	556. Cal Raleigh C - SEA

Rocky Gale Note
	557. Rocky Gale C - LAD

Chad Wallach Note
	558. Chad Wallach C - MIA

Alex Jackson Note
	559. Alex Jackson C - ATL

Ali Sanchez Note
	560. Ali Sanchez C - NYM

Caleb Joseph Note
	561. Caleb Joseph C - TOR

Dylan Moore Note
	562. Dylan Moore 2B,LF,RF,SS - SEA

Jose Marmolejos Note
	563. Jose Marmolejos 1B - SEA

Anthony Bemboom Note
	564. Anthony Bemboom C - LAA

Jamie Ritchie Note
	565. Jamie Ritchie C - HOU

Chris Herrmann Note
	566. Chris Herrmann C - SF

Addison Russell Note
	567. Addison Russell 2B,SS - FA

Jason Martin Note
	568. Jason Martin LF - PIT

Oscar Hernandez Note
	569. Oscar Hernandez C - KC

Ryan Lavarnway Note
	570. Ryan Lavarnway C - CIN

Juan Graterol Note
	571. Juan Graterol MIN

Taylor Davis Note
	572. Taylor Davis C - BAL

Nick Dini Note
	573. Nick Dini C - KC

Jon Jay Note
	574. Jon Jay CF,RF - ARI

Tim Federowicz Note
	575. Tim Federowicz C - TEX

Tomas Telis Note
	576. Tomas Telis C - MIN

Jesus Sucre Note
	577. Jesus Sucre C - FA

Mark Reynolds Note
	578. Mark Reynolds 1B - COL

Nick Ciuffo Note