Fantasy Baseball Player Notes

2025 Fantasy Baseball Draft Notes

Position

Team

Bobby Witt Jr. Note
	1. Bobby Witt Jr. SS - KC Bobby Witt Jr is the poster child for "five-category fantasy asset." In 2024, the 24-year-old smacked 32 home runs, scored 125, knocked in 109, and stole 31 bases. On top of this, he slashed .332/.389/.588 and now has an argument to be the top overall pick in 2025. He reduced his K% from 17.4 to 15.0 and raised his BB% from 5.8 to 8.0. The only blemish on his Statcast page is a high chase rate (32.1%), but with 100th percentile sprint speed (30.5) and sitting above the 90th percentile in xwOBA, xBA, xSLG, avgEV, and barrel percentage, we can let it go. Shortstop is a deep position, but Witt stands alone at the top of the heap. 3 weeks ago

Shohei Ohtani Note
	2. Shohei Ohtani DH,SP - LAD Shohei Ohtani silenced any skeptics questioning his value after he was ruled out as a pitcher for 2024. The 30-year-old phenom delivered an unforgettable season, making a strong case as the top fantasy asset for managers who used him in their UTIL slot. Ohtani introduced the unprecedented 50/50 club, racking up 134 runs scored, 130 RBIs, and an extraordinary slash line of .311/.391/1.039. His .336 ISO and 9.1 WAR further highlighted his dominance. As a key piece of the Dodgers' lineup, he played a pivotal role in their championship run, earning his first World Series title. Expected to resume pitching in 2025, Ohtani offers an added bonus to his already unmatched fantasy value. Drafting him at 1.1 is a no-brainer, as his upside is unparalleled barring any unexpected injury. 3 weeks ago

Aaron Judge Note
	3. Aaron Judge CF,DH - NYY Aaron Judge roared back to form in 2024, reclaiming his spot as one of fantasy baseball's most dominant hitters. He topped MLB with 58 home runs and 144 RBIs while posting a phenomenal .322/.458/.701 slash line. Judge also showed improved plate discipline, reduced strikeouts, and remained healthy through 704 plate appearances. Along the way, he scored 122 runs and even chipped in 10 stolen bases. While Juan Soto's presence in the Yankees lineup provided some support, Judge's production should remain elite even without him in 2025. At 32 years old, durability is a minor concern, but the Yankees have effectively managed his workload by balancing his time between the outfield and designated hitter. Leading the league with an 11.2 WAR, Judge is a lock to dominate four of the five offensive categories in standard 5x5 leagues, making him a no-doubt top-three pick in drafts. 3 weeks ago

Jose Ramirez Note
	4. Jose Ramirez 3B,DH - CLE While it may seem unbelievable, Jose Ramirez remains underrated. The 32-year-old third baseman seems to fly under the radar every year, and every year, he simply does what he's been doing pretty much since he came into the league. In 2024, he tied his career high in home runs at 39, drove in 118, scored 114, and stole 41 bases. His OBP took a small dip (.335), but his average settled exactly on his career number of .279. Still, it is guaranteed that in at least one league you're in, everyone will look past him anyway. Imagine ignoring the guy who came within one homer of being the first third baseman in history to post a 40/40 season. Coming out of the first round of your draft with Jose Ramirez is one of the safest plays you can make in 2025 fantasy. 3 weeks ago

Elly De La Cruz Note
	5. Elly De La Cruz SS - CIN There are two primary ways to win the stolen base category in 2025 fantasy baseball. You can wait and hodge-podge together a few guys to get there. Or you can draft Elly De La Cruz. The 22-year-old shortstop arrived in speedster fashion in 2024, racking up 67 stolen bases in 160 games. He also hit 25 home runs and scored 105 runs. Sure, his K% is in the sixth percentile at 31.3, and he isn't going to do much for your batting average. However, he can single-handedly deliver an SB win in weekly H2H leagues. Interestingly, ELDC hit more home runs away from Great American Ball Park (13 to 12), so there is room for growth with his power numbers if he unlocks that cheat code of a home stadium. Elly is a first-round draft pick with significant upside in 2025. 3 weeks ago

Juan Soto Note
	6. Juan Soto RF - NYM Juan Soto's 2024 performance reinforced why he's a fantasy powerhouse and contributed to his record-setting deal with the New York Mets this offseason. At just 26 years old by the end of the season, Soto demonstrated exceptional durability by appearing in 157 games. He excelled in his trademark areas, boasting a .419 on-base percentage and a .288 batting average. Soto also delivered career highs with 41 home runs and 128 runs scored while contributing 109 RBIs and seven stolen bases. There are some unknowns regarding his supporting case in New York. While Francisco Lindor is an elite option ahead of him in the order, the rest of their lineup remains an enigma depending on what else they do in free agency. Either way, Soto gives you plenty of opportunity to rack up counting stats. Just beware of a small letdown following the massive contract. 3 weeks ago

Kyle Tucker Note
	7. Kyle Tucker RF - CHC Kyle Tucker's 2024 was a lost year due to a leg fracture that limited him to only 78 games. He still managed 23 home runs and 11 stolen bases in only 277 at-bats, and he ended the season with more walks (56) than strikeouts (54). An offseason trade landed Tucker in Chicago to play his contract year with the Cubs. Wrigley Field is middle-of-the-pack when it comes to ballpark factors for lefties with extreme pull tendencies, but Tucker is such a solid all-around hitter that the difference should be negligible compared to Minute Maid Park. Assuming his leg is completely healed, the 27-year-old will be out for a massive payday in 2025, and there is every reason to take him in the first round to anchor your outfield. 3 weeks ago

Corbin Carroll Note
	8. Corbin Carroll CF,RF - ARI Corbin Carroll experienced the common sophomore slump after a standout Rookie of the Year campaign, though his performance improved in the second half of the season. Despite this rebound, he fell short of expectations tied to his first-round ADP. Carroll managed to hit 22 home runs (11 in August alone), surpassed his rookie run total with 121 scored (compared to 116 in 2023), and ended just two RBI shy of his debut season's mark. However, his slash line took a notable hit, dropping to .231/.322/.428 from .285/.362/.506. His stolen bases also declined, with 35 steals in 2024 compared to 54 the previous year, even though he played in more games. Carroll's potential as a five-category contributor remains appealing, and his final stats will likely land between his rookie and sophomore campaigns. However, fantasy managers may feel more comfortable selecting him in the second round rather than the first. 3 weeks ago

Gunnar Henderson Note
	9. Gunnar Henderson SS - BAL Gunnar Henderson made the most of his second full season in the majors. He hit 37 home runs, scored 118 runs, drove in 92, and stole 21 bases. Perhaps most impressively, his batting average jumped to .281 from .255 the year before. He sits in the 97th percentile of hard-hit rate (53.9%), and the rest of his batting profile suggests more of 2024 to come. He dropped his K% from 25.6 to 22.1 and raised his walk rate to 10.8 from 9.0, which is exactly the type of growth you hope to see in a player's second year. Still just 23 years old, Henderson is a first-round talent whose Steamer projections align with what we saw last season. Even though the shortstop position is deep, Gunnar is in that top-5 echelon and worth the high investment. 3 weeks ago

Fernando Tatis Jr. Note
	10. Fernando Tatis Jr. RF - SD Fernando Tatis Jr. dealt with injuries during the 2024 season but remained highly productive when on the field. Over 102 games, he delivered 21 home runs, 64 runs scored, 49 RBI, and 11 stolen bases. His Statcast metrics remain elite, ranking in the 99th percentile for hard-hit rate and in the 97th percentile for both average exit velocity and expected batting average. While his days of swiping 25+ bases may be behind him, Tatis continues to provide excellent power and strong ratios. If the Padres bolster their lineup through free agency, his counting stats could see a notable boost. 3 weeks ago

Francisco Lindor Note
	11. Francisco Lindor SS - NYM Francisco Lindor followed up his 30/30 season in 2023 with another outstanding performance in 2024. He hit 33 home runs, scored 107 runs, drove in 91, and stole 29 bases in 152 games. He slashed .273/.344/.500, contributing to his career-high xwOBA of .382. The 31-year-old just keeps on keeping on, causing many in the fantasy community to overlook him in that top echelon of shortstops. Lindor will get a boost hitting in front of the newly-acquired Juan Soto, possibly leading to another 30/30 season with 100 runs scored. There are no "Buyer Beware" stickers for one of the highest-floor fantasy players in the game. 3 weeks ago

Vladimir Guerrero Jr. Note
	12. Vladimir Guerrero Jr. 1B,DH - TOR Vladimir Guerrero Jr was the top first baseman in 2024 fantasy baseball. If that surprises you, it shouldn't. The 25-year-old has demonstrated an elite ability to hit since he entered the league in 2019. Last year, in an ugly Toronto lineup, Vladdy hit 30 home runs, drove in 103, and scored 98 himself. He slashed an impressive .323/.396/.544. Some of those numbers may have resulted from an abnormally high .342 BABIP, but they're not outrageous compared to his career averages. The Blue Jays recently added some protection for Vladdy in the form of Anthony Santander, but the really good news for Vladdy is that he will be a highly coveted free agent after this season. Fantasy managers should jump all over the opportunity to take advantage of the young superstar. 3 weeks ago

Mookie Betts Note
	13. Mookie Betts SS,RF - LAD Mookie Betts got off to a torrid start in 2024 before a hand injury took out a chunk of his season and left him with only 116 games played. As hand injuries are wont to do, it sapped a bit of his power (19 HR), but he still reached 75 runs and RBIs while stealing 16 bases, his highest total since 2019. Betts's Statcast profile is one of a player who is simply really good at hitting baseballs. He is in the 90th percentile or higher in xwOBA, xBA, squared-up percentage, chase rate, whiff rate, strikeout percentage, and walk percentage. His 11% strikeout rate stands out in particular. Betts will have shortstop and outfield eligibility in all leagues and, depending on the format, may carry 2B as well. One of the most solid draft strategies in 2024 was "just draft all the Dodgers," and 2025 doesn't look much different. Betts is the table setter and a star in all fantasy formats. 3 weeks ago

Julio Rodriguez Note
	14. Julio Rodriguez CF - SEA Julio Rodriguez's performance across the months is a rollercoaster worth noting. From April through October, his batting averages fluctuated as follows: .256, .274, .206, .375, .234, and .328. J-Rod possesses undeniable five-category potential; however, his production in 2024 showed some decline compared to the previous year. His home runs dropped from 32 to 20, while his runs and RBIs dipped to 76 and 68, respectively. Fantasy managers were also let down by a reduction in stolen bases, going from 37 to 24. Rodriguez's approach at the plate left room for improvement, as evidenced by a 25.4% strikeout rate, a mere 6.2% walk rate, and an alarming 37.4% chase rate. On the bright side, his slash line-.273/.325/.409-was consistent with his 2023 numbers. While Rodriguez might spark debates on draft day, his immense upside keeps him firmly in OF1 territory. Just brace yourself for the potential highs and lows throughout the season. 3 weeks ago

Yordan Alvarez Note
	15. Yordan Alvarez LF,DH - HOU Yordan Alvarez set a career-high by playing in 147 games this season. He showcased his power with 35 home runs, complemented by 88 runs scored, 86 RBIs, and a career-best six stolen bases. Alvarez posted an impressive .308/.392/.567 slash line, ranking within the Top 7 across several key offensive categories in all of baseball. While his walk rate dipped from 13.9% to 10.9%, his strikeout rate also improved, reflecting a continued ability to make selective, quality swings. Although stolen bases won't be a significant part of his game, Alvarez remains a reliable contributor in four key categories, cementing his status as a strong first-round option heading into 2025. 3 weeks ago

Jackson Chourio Note
	16. Jackson Chourio LF,RF - MIL Welcome to the big leagues, Jackson Chourio! The highly-anticipated rookie faced early challenges, struggling through April and May, which led many fantasy managers to drop him. However, those who stayed patient or picked him up later reaped the rewards. The 20-year-old finished the season with an impressive stat line: 21 home runs, 22 stolen bases, and a .275/.327/.464 slash line, mirroring the promise he showed during his stellar 2023 Double-A campaign. He also contributed 80 runs and 79 RBIs, impressive numbers considering the Brewers' lineup often struggled to generate offense. While his Chase% and BB% highlight areas for growth, these are typical for young players adjusting to MLB pitching. Fantasy managers can look forward to slight improvements in his power and speed, with a 25/25 season well within reach as he continues to develop. 3 weeks ago

Bryce Harper Note
	17. Bryce Harper 1B - PHI Bryce Harper stayed relatively healthy in 2024, playing in 145 games, his highest total since 2019. He hit 30 bombs, drove in 87, scored 85, and stole seven bases. His slash line remained an ever-impressive .285/.373/.525, and he has an elite walk rate of 12%. Of note, his strikeout rate has seen a slight increase for three consecutive years, but it remains within his normal career average. His 2025 projections put him back in the 30/100/100 range. The 32-year-old will only have first-base eligibility, but he should be one of the first three off the board at that position. 3 weeks ago

Jarren Duran Note
	18. Jarren Duran LF,CF - BOS Jarren Duran made a significant impact in 2024, proving to be a tremendous asset for fantasy managers who rostered him. Over 160 games, he tallied 111 runs, 34 stolen bases, 21 home runs, and 75 RBIs. Duran also showcased an impressive .285/.342/.492 slash line, establishing himself as a high-tier five-category contributor worthy of early-round consideration. While he occasionally struggles with plate discipline, reflected in his average Whiff% and K%, his 2024 batting average slightly outpaced expectations. Even so, he projects to deliver another 20/30 season with around 100 runs, solidifying his value as a reliable OF2, especially in formats requiring five outfielders. 3 weeks ago

Trea Turner Note
	19. Trea Turner SS - PHI Trea Turner missed a large chunk of the 2024 season with a hamstring injury that also undermined his ability to steal bases. In 121 games, he stole 19, the lowest total of his career. He did pop 21 home runs, scored 88 runs, and drove in 62. The most encouraging thing from him in 2024 was a return to his high batting average, ending at .295 on the year. Turner is on the wrong side of 30, but he still bats in a powerful Phillies lineup with plenty of talent around him to boost his counting stats. However, he is no longer in the upper echelon of shortstops, which makes him cheaper on draft day, but don't expect the Turner of old to cement your stolen base count. 3 weeks ago

Freddie Freeman Note
	20. Freddie Freeman 1B - LAD Freddie Freeman dealt with an ankle injury in 2024 that limited him to 147 games, his lowest total since 2017. He also failed to hit .300 for the first time since 2019. Some of this is attributable to an outlier BABIP of .306, well below his career average. However, the rest of his fantasy profile remained strong as he hit 22 homers, drove in 89, scored 81 times, and stole nine bases. Freeman will be playing his age-35 season, which could scare off some managers on draft day, but he still bats squarely in the middle of the best lineup in baseball and has not shown any indications of serious decline. He remains a safe bet to set-and-forget in your first base slot. 3 weeks ago

Jackson Merrill Note
	21. Jackson Merrill CF - SD Jackson Merrill made a significant impact for the Padres in 2024. The 21-year-old transitioned seamlessly from Double-A to the majors, delivering an impressive season. He tallied 24 home runs, 77 runs scored, 90 RBIs, and 16 stolen bases, all while maintaining a .292/.326/.500 slash line. These stats are supported by elite underlying metrics, including a .308 xBA (98th percentile), .547 xSLG (96th percentile), and .376 xwOBA (94th percentile). While Merrill's 4.9% walk rate and tendency to chase pitches leave room for improvement, his production more than compensates. Fantasy managers can confidently target him as a strong OF2 option, with 2025 projections aligning closely with his standout 2024 season, making him worth a third-round pick in upcoming drafts. 3 weeks ago

Jazz Chisholm Jr. Note
	22. Jazz Chisholm Jr. 3B,CF - NYY Jazz Chisholm finally delivered on his potential by staying healthy in 2024, playing 147 games between Miami and New York. The 26-year-old showcased his versatility, gaining third base eligibility while being a key contributor across multiple categories. Chisholm posted 24 home runs, 40 stolen bases, 74 runs scored, and 73 RBIs. If the Yankees bolster their lineup, his counting stats could climb in 2025. While his Statcast metrics remain unimpressive, his .256/.324/.436 slash line represents a reasonable expectation for fantasy managers. Focus on his power-speed combo, boosted by Yankee Stadium's short right field and his 82nd-percentile sprint speed, and cross your fingers for a full season of health. 3 weeks ago

Ketel Marte Note
	23. Ketel Marte 2B,DH - ARI Ketel Marte went off in 2024, setting new career highs in home runs (36) and RBIs (95). He added 93 runs and seven stolen bases while slashing .292/.372/.560, rewarding fantasy managers who took him on draft day and catapulting him into the 2B1 position heading into 2025. Marte missed some time last season with an ankle injury and has only played in 150 or more games twice in his career, so there is some injury risk baked in. However, at age 31, he seems primed for another monster season and is one of only two second basemen capable of a 30/100/100 season. Draft him with confidence. 3 weeks ago

Austin Riley Note
	24. Austin Riley 3B - ATL Austin Riley took a step back in 2024 after three years of stellar production. A right-hand fracture ended his season in August after appearing in only 110 games. He struggled in the games he did play, only hitting 19 home runs and slashing an uncharacteristic .256/.322/.461. Fantasy managers can essentially write off the year and trust that the 27-year-old will return to the slugging machine he was in 2021-2023. With a healthier lineup around him, his counting stats should get back to the 30/90/90 that is worth drafting in the third round. 3 weeks ago

Matt Olson Note
	25. Matt Olson 1B - ATL Matt Olson followed his career year in 2023 with a bit of a dud (especially concerning his draft cost) in 2024. He failed to hit 30 home runs for the first time since 2018, ending with 29 after smacking 54 the year before. He also came up just short of 100 RBIs with 98. Olson's walk rate decreased, and his 12.4 barrel percentage was the lowest in seven years. So, what can we expect from the first baseman this season? Assuming the Atlanta lineup returns to good health, his counting stats should rebound, and chances are he will get to 35 home runs again. If there is a discount on draft day, don't be afraid to scoop him up and assume regression will land him in the range we're used to. Just don't expect 2023 numbers again. 3 weeks ago

Manny Machado Note
	26. Manny Machado 3B,DH - SD Manny Machado continued to produce, even in his age-31 season, and provided fantasy managers with 152 games played for the third time in the last four years. He hit 29 homers, drove in 105, scored 77, and somehow got to 11 steals. His slash line of .275/.325/.472 remains aligned with his career numbers. The primary blemish on Machado's growing resume is that his walk rate has declined for four straight years, which should eventually impact his batting average more than we would like. However, you cannot argue with history, and Machado has hit 28 or more home runs every year since 2015 (save for 2020). As far as the hot corner goes, he remains squarely in Tier 1 heading into 2025. 3 weeks ago

Rafael Devers Note
	27. Rafael Devers 3B - BOS Rafael Devers offers a level of consistency that only one other third baseman on the board can give, but at a Round 3 cost. In 2024, he hit 28 homers, scored 87 runs, and drove in 83. He slashed .272/.354/.516 while playing in 138 games. Devers dealt with shoulder issues, which probably caused the career-high 24.5% K rate, but his 11.1% walk rate was also the highest of his career. If the rest of the Red Sox lineup can stay healthy, Devers's counting stats should return closer to the 30/100/100 area in 2025. He's worth the pick. 3 weeks ago

Corey Seager Note
	28. Corey Seager SS - TEX In 2024, Corey Seager hit 30 home runs for the third year in a row; unfortunately, he also dealt with a variety of injuries that limited him to 123 games. This seems to be the profile for the 30-year-old shortstop at this point. Seager can hit the cover off the ball, hits for average, and gets on base at a wild clip. He'll score 80+ runs and drive in 75+. The only issue for fantasy managers is that he has played more than 150 games only twice in his career since 2015. You'll need to consider an IL stint when drafting him, but he is a cheaper, high-end choice at shortstop than the top tier. 3 weeks ago

Ronald Acuna Jr. Note
	29. Ronald Acuna Jr. RF - ATL Ronald Acuña Jr. was limited to just 48 games in 2024 after suffering a torn ACL, a devastating blow to many fantasy rosters. His status for Opening Day 2025 remains uncertain, raising echoes of his situation heading into 2023. That year, Acuña bounced back from a prior knee injury to deliver one of the most remarkable fantasy performances ever, with 41 home runs, 149 runs scored, 106 RBIs, and an incredible 73 stolen bases. While replicating those stats in 2025 may be a tall order, few players at age 27 possess his unique blend of power and speed. Expect a slight draft-day discount due to the injury concerns, but monitor updates on his recovery to ensure his absence won't extend into the season's early weeks. 3 weeks ago

Pete Alonso Note
	30. Pete Alonso 1B - NYM Pete Alonso continued to mash the ball in 2024, hitting 34 home runs, though this was his career-low total and probably not the number fantasy managers were hoping for when they drafted him. After a lengthy offseason of rumors, Alonso is returning to New York to bat behind Francisco Lindor and Juan Soto. Projections have him nearing the 40-homer mark, and he should get back to 100 RBIs easily with those two ahead of him. Just be aware that his numbers are trending in the wrong direction to be the monster power source he used to be in fantasy. 3 weeks ago

Oneil Cruz Note
	31. Oneil Cruz SS,CF - PIT Oneil Cruz had his first healthy season in the majors and produced a 20/20 season while also picking up dual eligibility by moving to the outfield. The 26-year-old played 146 games, scoring 72 runs, knocking in 76, and slashing .259/.324/.449. The downside of Cruz is his propensity to strikeout (30.2% K-rate). He sits in the 97th percentile or higher in average exit velocity, barrel percentage, hard hit percentage, and bat speed. The talent is there to get to a 25/25 season; just don't expect him to hit much above .250. 3 weeks ago

William Contreras Note
	32. William Contreras C,DH - MIL It was only a matter of time before William Contreras became the top catcher in fantasy baseball, and his usage is one big reason why. The 27-year-old appeared in 155 games, catching 120 while serving as DH in 35. It is hard to find that level of consistency at the backstop position, but his numbers also stand alone. He hit 23 home runs, scored 99 runs, drove in 92, and stole nine bases. Perhaps his best trait compared to his peers is that he is an asset to your ratio numbers. He slashed .281/.365/.466 in 2024, which is not an aberration compared to his career. Aside from having to use an early pick on him, there isn't much downside to the younger Contreras. 3 weeks ago

Wyatt Langford Note
	33. Wyatt Langford LF,DH - TEX Wyatt Langford entered the 2024 season as one of the most anticipated rookies, and his debut campaign was a rollercoaster ride. He finished on a high note, posting a .300 batting average in September while launching eight of his 16 home runs and collecting 20 RBI and 25 runs during the month. Langford appears to have navigated the typical challenges of a rookie season, potentially setting himself up to avoid the notorious "sophomore slump." Fantasy managers can reasonably expect a 20/20 season (he tallied 16 homers and 19 steals in 2024), with the potential for improved counting stats if the Texas lineup remains healthy. He's a reliable OF2/OF3 option with plenty of upside for fantasy rosters. 3 weeks ago

Ozzie Albies Note
	34. Ozzie Albies 2B - ATL Ozzie Albies could stake a claim to the 2B1 title if he can stay healthy, which he has struggled to do. In 2024, he managed to play only 99 games and failed to produce much when he was on the field. He hit 10 home runs, scored 52, drove in 53, and only stole eight bases. The concerning note for Albies is that his 2024 stat line looked much like his injury-plagued 2022 year. Of course, in between the two, he produced MVP-like numbers (33/96/109). Which Albies we will get in 2025 remains to be seen. It would be prudent to draft him as though he will end up between those two extremes (think somewhere in the 20/90/80 range) while being hopeful that another 2023 is in store because the upside is definitely there. 3 weeks ago

Jose Altuve Note
	35. Jose Altuve 2B - HOU Jose Altuve bounced back from his injury-plagued 2023 and played 153 for the Astros in 2024. He hit 20 home runs and stole 22 bases, the most since 2017. However, he is now entering his age-35 season, and we need to ask if the decline is in store sooner rather than later. His expected stats suggest Altuve experienced more luck than usual last season. His xBA was .262, compared to his final line of .295. Hix xSLG is perhaps even more concerning, dropping below .400 for the first time since 2015. The chances of him reaching 20 steals again seem low, but he can still get to the 15 mark fairly easily. Second base remains a difficult position to fill, so Altuve still has plenty of value. But don't pay for the player of yesteryear in case Father Time arrives early in 2025. 3 weeks ago

Michael Harris II Note
	36. Michael Harris II CF - ATL Michael Harris faced challenges in 2024 due to injuries, which appeared to impact his on-field performance. The 23-year-old also experienced some bad luck, as his .264/.304/.418 slash line fell short of his expected stats (.288 xBA and .470 xSLG). Despite this, he managed to tally 16 home runs and 10 stolen bases, showcasing his potential if he can maintain his health. However, Harris has played fewer games than fantasy managers would hope for from a fourth-round pick in each of his first two seasons. While he remains a strong option, his injury history adds risk, making him a less secure choice as an OF2. 3 weeks ago

Teoscar Hernandez Note
	37. Teoscar Hernandez LF,RF - LAD Teoscar Hernández capitalized on his contract year with an impressive season. The 32-year-old joined the Dodgers and filled their need for a right-handed power bat to complement the top of their lineup. He delivered 33 home runs, 99 RBIs, 84 runs scored, and 12 stolen bases while slashing .272/.339/.501. Hernández continued to dominate left-handed pitching, hitting .290 against southpaws. However, his strikeout rate remained elevated at 28.8%, though his power mitigates some of the downside. Now that he is returning to L.A. to continue batting in the middle of the best order in baseball, Hernandez offers a solid return as an OF2/OF3 in fantasy. 3 weeks ago

James Wood Note
	38. James Wood LF - WSH James Wood joined the Nationals in July 2024 and appeared in 79 games, delivering a performance that had its ups and downs. However, he showed clear progress as the season progressed, particularly in August and September. Wood finished the year with nine home runs, 14 stolen bases, 43 runs scored, and 41 RBIs while posting a respectable .264/.354/.427 slash line. Projected to be an everyday player for Washington next season, Wood has the potential to deliver a strong 20/20 campaign. His impressive Triple-A stats and Rookie of the Year upside will make him a coveted pick in drafts, likely pushing his ADP to around the fifth round. 3 weeks ago

CJ Abrams Note
	39. CJ Abrams SS - WSH CJ Abrams had an amazing first half of 2024 in his second full year with Washington before a miserable second half left fantasy managers wondering what happened. He was demoted to Triple-A after a team curfew violation in September and ended the season with 138 games played. He hit 20 home runs and stole 31 bases while slashing .246/.314/.433 for the season. Abrams's Statcast page is pretty ugly; he is barely above the 50th percentile in only four categories. However, he has 20/30 potential in 2025, which is enticing for those who wait at shortstop past the top tier. 3 weeks ago

Kyle Schwarber Note
	40. Kyle Schwarber DH - PHI Kyle Schwarber delivered another stellar season, showcasing his trademark consistency by blasting 38 home runs, crossing the plate 110 times, and driving in 104 runs. In 2024, he added a .248 batting average to his résumé, stole five bases, and kept his strikeout total under 200 for the first time since 2021-a season in which he played just 113 games. At 31 years old, Schwarber's skill set remains well-suited for maintaining his production. Batting in the heart of a potent Phillies lineup, he's primed to keep racking up numbers. With free agency looming after 2025, he could also bring an extra edge to his performance. Just be prepared to balance out his impact on your team's batting average while enjoying the power surge. 3 weeks ago

Brent Rooker Note
	41. Brent Rooker DH - ATH Brent Rooker delivered a standout fantasy season in 2024, launching 39 home runs, driving in 112 runs, scoring 82 times, and even adding 11 stolen bases. His impressive .293/.365/.562 slash line, however, is unlikely to hold up in 2025, as it significantly outpaces his career .243 batting average. The good news is that Rooker's power is legitimate, supported by a .570 xSLG and a 97th percentile Barrel Rate (16.6%). While his 28.8% strikeout rate showed improvement, it still raises concerns, particularly since players at 30 years old rarely sustain such progress. The Athletics' move to Sutter Health Park in Sacramento-a park that favors hitters-could enhance Rooker's counting stats next season. Though he'll start 2025 with only DH eligibility, his potential for 40 home runs places him among an elite group of power hitters, making him a worthwhile addition to fantasy rosters. 3 weeks ago

Marcell Ozuna Note
	42. Marcell Ozuna DH - ATL Marcell Ozuna returned to the Braves' lineup in 2024 and delivered nearly identical results to his 2023 campaign. He crushed 39 home runs, drove in 104 runs, and crossed the plate 96 times. Unlike Kyle Schwarber, Ozuna paired his power with a .302 batting average, making him a valuable four-category contributor. However, that lofty average was fueled by an unsustainable .359 BABIP, suggesting he's likely to revert closer to his career mark of .272. Still, with Atlanta's offense at full strength and Ozuna playing in a contract year, he remains a worthy staple in your utility slot. 3 weeks ago

Lawrence Butler Note
	43. Lawrence Butler RF - ATH Lawrence Butler made an impressive debut in 2024, showcasing his power-speed combination with 22 home runs and 18 stolen bases. Over 125 games, the 24-year-old contributed 57 RBIs, 63 runs, and a solid .262/.317/.490 slash line, performing in line with his expected stats. While the Athletics' ballpark changes add some uncertainty for hitters, the lineup still offers potential. Butler profiles as a strong mid-round pick with 20/20 upside, making him a reliable OF3 option for fantasy managers. 3 weeks ago

Marcus Semien Note
	44. Marcus Semien 2B - TEX The always-reliable Marcus Semien proved to be otherwise in 2024. He still played in 159 games and crossed 700 plate appearances, but the results were less than ideal. He hit 23 home runs and scored 101 runs, but he only knocked in 74 and stole only eight bases, the first time he failed to reach double digits since 2014. Some of Semien's issues came from an abnormally low BABIP of .250 (career of .283). This tanked his slash line to .237/.308/.391, but his underlying stats don't suggest any vast dropoff in performance. However, as he enters his age-34 season, there is always the potential for decline, and he should drop some in drafts as a result. 3 weeks ago

Anthony Santander Note
	45. Anthony Santander RF,DH - TOR Anthony Santander had an impressive 2024 season in his contract year, establishing career highs in games played (155), home runs (44), RBIs (102), and runs scored (91). His slash line of .235/.308/.506, combined with a notable reduction in his strikeout rate from 23.2% to 19.4%, highlighted his growth as a hitter. Now 30 years old, Santander heads to Canada on a deal with the Blue Jays and a questionable lineup around him, though Vladimir Guerrero Jr. will certainly provide RBI opportunities. Santander offers a rare combination of significant power and relatively low strikeout rates (career K% of 20.0), but questions remain about whether he can maintain his production after securing a long-term contract. While he's a reliable mid-round pick, early-round investment carries some risk, as regression could be on the horizon. 3 weeks ago

Brenton Doyle Note
	46. Brenton Doyle CF - COL Brenton Doyle took a significant step forward in his second MLB season, showing noticeable improvements at the plate. He cut his strikeout rate from 35% to 25.4% while boosting his walk rate from 5.1% to 7.6%. He posted a solid .260 batting average, though his .317 on-base percentage left room for improvement. Doyle's primary fantasy appeal comes from his counting stats-he tallied 23 home runs and 30 stolen bases despite playing in a struggling Rockies lineup. With 82 runs scored and 72 RBIs, he delivered strong fantasy production. If he maintains similar numbers, Doyle profiles as a reliable OF3 with the upside to push into OF2 territory. 3 weeks ago

Adley Rutschman Note
	47. Adley Rutschman C,DH - BAL Adley Rutschman took a step back in 2024 compared to his stellar 2023 season. The 26-year-old appeared in 148 games, serving as the designated hitter in 45 of them, and slashed a disappointing .250/.318/.391. He hit 19 home runs, driving in 79 and scoring 68. His numbers in the second half of the year were abysmal, as he batted only .207 with only three home runs. Of most concern was his 100-point drop in OPS. Rutschman is being taken as the second catcher off the board, as there is hope that he can return closer to his 2023 numbers; however, his Statcast page suggests 2024 wasn't a terrible outlier of a season. There may be similar talent later in the draft. 3 weeks ago

Josh Naylor Note
	48. Josh Naylor 1B - ARI Josh Naylor rewarded fantasy managers who drafted him in 2024. He played 152 games for the Guardians, hitting 31 homers with 108 RBIs and scoring 84 runs. Batting behind Steven Kwan and Jose Ramirez definitely has its perks. Naylor is now in Arizona to be the slugging first baseman in the order behind Corbin Carroll and Ketel Marte. While 30 home runs might be too lofty of an expectation, Naylor should land in the 25/80/90 range in 2025, and he should see some improvement in his .249 batting average, which was suppressed due to an outlier BABIP of .246. He leads the second tier of first basemen that you can have for a cheaper cost in the middle rounds. 3 weeks ago

Junior Caminero Note
	49. Junior Caminero 3B - TB Junior Caminero arrived late in the season with the Tampa Bay Rays and recorded a .248 batting average, six home runs, 18 RBIs, and two stolen bases over 43 games. His .299 on-base percentage and .424 slugging percentage resulted in a .723 OPS, aligning closely with his expected metrics (.301 xwOBA). Caminero's power potential is evident, boasting an 11.8% barrel rate and an average exit velocity of 89.7 mph. His 22.5% strikeout rate is reasonable for a young power hitter, though his 6.9% walk rate suggests room for improvement in plate discipline. At just 21 years old, Caminero's combination of power and developing contact skills positions him as an exciting prospect for 2025 fantasy rosters. 3 weeks ago

Christian Walker Note
	50. Christian Walker 1B - HOU Christian Walker has been chronically undervalued for most of his career. Over the past three years, he has been a model of consistency, though an oblique injury cut into his production in 2024. He was traded from Arizona to Houston in the offseason, where he will bat in the middle of the order and provide protection for Yordan Alvarez. While he is heading into his age-33 season, Walker should be the fifth first baseman off the board in most drafts and should provide similar production to the four above him at a much cheaper cost. 3 weeks ago

Willy Adames Note
	51. Willy Adames SS - SF Willy Adames made the most of his contract year in 2024. He appeared in 161 games and hit career highs in HR (32), RBIs (112), runs (93), and stolen bases (21). He parlayed that performance into a seven-year, $182 million contract with the San Francisco Giants. It also suggests a plethora of red flags heading into 2025. Moving from Milwaukee to San Francisco won't help a right-handed power hitter who strikes out at a fairly rapid clip. He does have a decent walk rate (10.8%), but his career OBP is still .322. Considering he had never stolen double-digit bases before last season, it would be a fool's errand to expect a repeat of that performance. Essentially, Adames is worth a starting shortstop spot on rosters but keep your projections closer to his 2023 than his 2024. 3 weeks ago

Bryan Reynolds Note
	52. Bryan Reynolds LF,RF,DH - PIT Bryan Reynolds remains one of the most dependable options in fantasy baseball, delivering another steady season in 2024. He posted 24 home runs, 88 RBIs, 73 runs, and 10 steals while improving his batting average to .275 after hovering in the .260s the previous two years. Reynolds is the type of player who quietly excels-consistent, reliable, and unfazed by the ups and downs. At 29, he may not bring much flash, but for an OF3, reliability often outweighs excitement. Few players offer a steadier floor than Reynolds. 3 weeks ago

Cody Bellinger Note
	53. Cody Bellinger 1B,CF,RF,DH - NYY Cody Bellinger experienced the expected regression in 2024 following his stellar 2023 campaign. The 29-year-old outfielder finished with 18 home runs, 78 RBIs, 72 runs scored, and nine stolen bases while slashing .266/.325/.426. Injuries limited him to 130 games, impacting his overall production. Despite the dip in numbers, he opted into his player option to stay with the Cubs and was promptly traded to the Yankees, which could offer a boost to his home run total. The biggest concern is whether he reverts to his 2021-2022 form, when he struggled significantly. Viewing him as an OF3/OF4 in fantasy drafts is reasonable, but there's still the risk that he falls below replacement level. 3 weeks ago

Jordan Westburg Note
	54. Jordan Westburg 2B,3B - BAL Jordan Westburg returned for his second season in Baltimore and played 107 games, hitting 18 home runs and slashing .264/.312/.481. With the Orioles bringing in the left field fence, Westburg's right-handed power should see a boost in 2025. This is encouraging for fantasy managers, as the 26-year-old hit .303 at home. Westburg will most likely play third base in 2025 unless Jackson Holliday fails to take the leap at second. Either way, with second base this year's version of a wasteland, Westburg holds plenty of value for fantasy managers. 3 weeks ago

Alex Bregman Note
	55. Alex Bregman 3B - BOS Alex Bregman landed in Boston as a free agent in the offseason, a park that may reduce his home run total, but he should punish the Green Monster plenty during the year. Last season, the 30-year-old was snakebit by a .264 BABIP and an absurdly low walk rate at 6.9%. (His career number is 13.4%.) Assuming both of these numbers bounce back in 2025, Bregman offers a stable floor in an excellent lineup. The chance that he could get 2B eligibility would catapult his value even further. 3 weeks ago

Matt McLain Note
	56. Matt McLain 2B,SS - CIN Matt McLain's 2024 season was unfortunately curtailed due to injury. After a promising 2023 rookie year with the Cincinnati Reds, where he posted a .290 batting average, 16 home runs, 50 RBIs, and 14 stolen bases over 89 games, McLain faced health setbacks in 2024. He began the season on the injured list, recovering from a right oblique strain sustained in late August 2023. Despite efforts to return, including a brief rehab assignment in September 2023, he re-aggravated the injury and was shut down for the remainder of the season. In March 2024, McLain underwent shoulder surgery to repair a labrum tear and cartilage damage, sidelining him indefinitely. As of March 2025, McLain is actively participating in spring training, aiming to regain his form and secure his spot in the Reds' lineup for the upcoming season. 3 weeks ago

Seiya Suzuki Note
	57. Seiya Suzuki RF,DH - CHC Seiya Suzuki battled injuries in 2024, which disrupted an otherwise strong season. The 30-year-old outfielder posted 21 home runs, 74 runs scored, 73 RBIs, and 16 stolen bases while delivering a valuable .283/.366/.482 slash line for fantasy managers. One concern is a rise in strikeout rate from 22.3% to 27.4%, but his HardHit% and wOBA continued to improve for a third straight year. Given his consistent production, Suzuki remains a solid mid-round target as an OF3 in fantasy drafts. 3 weeks ago

Mark Vientos Note
	58. Mark Vientos 3B - NYM Mark Vientos did not start 2024 in New York, but by the time the season was over, he was in the big leagues and behind only Pete Alonso and Francisco Lindor in team home runs. Vientos played 111 games, smacking 27 home runs, driving in 71, and scoring 58 runs. He slashed an impressive .266/.322/.516 and is in the 92nd percentile in barrel percentage at 14.1. Vientos is going to strike out more than we'd like (29.7% K rate), and his xBA was only .246. However, he now gets to bat behind both Lindor and Juan Soto, which should lead to many more RBI opportunities. Don't expect any stolen bases, but the 25-year-old is a perfectly serviceable third baseman on fantasy rosters. 3 weeks ago

Luis Robert Jr. Note
	59. Luis Robert Jr. CF - CWS Luis Robert's highly anticipated 2024 season quickly turned into a major disappointment. After a breakout 2023 campaign where he played 145 games and set career highs across the board, his production regressed significantly, resembling his 2022 struggles. Despite appearing in 100 games, his home run total plummeted from 38 to just 14, and while he swiped 23 bases, it wasn't nearly enough to compensate for his dreadful .224/.278/.379 slash line. Even more concerning, his expected batting average (xBA) was an even lower .215. Playing on a historically bad White Sox team certainly didn't help, and with little lineup protection around him, there's little reason for optimism. Unless he comes at a significant draft discount, it's best to look elsewhere. 3 weeks ago

Riley Greene Note
	60. Riley Greene LF,CF,DH - DET Riley Greene was a popular sleeper pick last season, and he backed up the hype with a strong performance. The 23-year-old outfielder launched 24 home runs, tallied 82 runs, and drove in 74 RBIs. While his batting average dipped slightly from .288 to .267, his overall slash line of .267/.347/.Four hundred fifty-seven remained solid. Notably, Greene continued to refine his approach at the plate, lowering his strikeout rate for the third consecutive season while boosting his walk rate from 8.4% to 11.0%. He may not be the flashiest name, but that works to your advantage-his value often exceeds his draft price. If you can land him as your OF4, your outfield depth will be in excellent shape. 3 weeks ago

Triston Casas Note
	61. Triston Casas 1B - BOS Triston Casas' 2024 season was marred by injuries, limiting him to just 63 games. Despite this, he showcased his power potential by hitting 13 home runs and driving in 32 runs over 212 at-bats, resulting in a .241/.337/.462 slash line. His advanced metrics support his power, with a 13.3% barrel rate and a .330 xwOBA, indicating that his underlying performance aligns closely with his actual results. However, his 31.7% strikeout rate is a concern, as it represents a significant increase from his 25.1% rate in 2023. At 25 years old, Casas still has room for development, but reducing his strikeouts will be crucial for sustained success. Looking ahead to 2025, a healthy season could see him emerge as a key power contributor for the Red Sox, whose offseason acquisitions have greatly improved their overall lineup. Fantasy managers should monitor his health and strikeout trends, as a full season could yield substantial home run totals. 3 weeks ago

Salvador Perez Note
	62. Salvador Perez C,1B,DH - KC Salvador Perez continued to be a reliable fantasy player in 2024, delivering 27 home runs, 104 RBIs, and 58 runs scored over 158 games. His .271/.330/.456 slash line marked an improvement in on-base percentage compared to his career .303 OBP, thanks to a career-high 44 walks. Perez's power remains legitimate, with a 12.2% barrel rate and an average exit velocity of 91.1 mph, aligning with his career norms. Given his consistent power production and improved plate discipline, Perez remains a valuable option for fantasy managers seeking stability at the catcher position. 3 weeks ago

Bo Bichette Note
	63. Bo Bichette SS - TOR Bo Bichette's 2024 season was marred by injuries, limiting him to 81 games and resulting in a career-low .225/.277/.322 slash line, with 4 home runs, 31 RBIs, and 5 stolen bases. These figures are a stark contrast to his career averages of a .290 batting average and an .798 OPS. Advanced metrics reveal a decline in his offensive performance, with a .264 wOBA and a .303 xwOBA, indicating diminished quality of contact. Despite the setbacks, Bichette's track record suggests potential for a rebound in 2025 and could be a steal at his current ADP. 3 weeks ago

Jake Burger Note
	64. Jake Burger 1B,3B,DH - TEX Jake Burger delivered a strong fantasy performance in 2024, hitting 29 home runs, driving in 76 runs, scoring 68 times, and adding one stolen base. His .250/.301/.460 slash line aligns closely with his career .251 batting average, suggesting sustainability. Burger's power is supported by a 12.3% Barrel Rate and a 91.3 mph average exit velocity, both indicative of his legitimate power. The Rangers' Globe Life Field is considered neutral regarding hitter friendliness, so it may not significantly impact Burger's counting stats next season. With eligibility at both third and first base, Burger's consistent power and improved plate discipline make him a valuable asset for fantasy rosters in 2025. 3 weeks ago

Cal Raleigh Note
	65. Cal Raleigh C - SEA Cal Raleigh holds down most of the power at the catcher position on his own. He hit 34 home runs last season and has 91 over the past three years, far and away the most among backstops. He is a batting average liability (.220), and his .312 OBP leaves much to be desired. However, he collected 100 RBI, scored 73 runs, and even stole six bases. If you can find a way to offset his ratios, Raleigh offers plenty of upside in 2025 at the most difficult position to fill. 3 weeks ago

Willson Contreras Note
	66. Willson Contreras C,DH - STL Willson Contreras had a truncated but productive 2024 season for the Cardinals, posting a .262 batting average with 15 home runs, 36 RBIs, and 48 runs scored over 84 games. His .380 on-base percentage and .468 slugging percentage contributed to an impressive .848 OPS. A fractured left forearm sustained on May 7 limited his playing time, but his .370 wOBA and .365 xwOBA continue to make him an excellent fantasy catcher. 3 weeks ago

Yainer Diaz Note
	67. Yainer Diaz C,DH - HOU Yainer Diaz became the Astros' starting catcher in 2024, which put a dent in his power numbers given the physical responsibilities of playing the position more regularly. In 148 games, he hit 16 homers with 84 RBI and 70 runs while slashing .299/.325/.441. For some, the catcher position in fantasy is about finding someone who isn't going to hurt you, and Diaz offers that, particularly in batting average. His xBA was the exact same as his actual, and he has a career average of .291. It's possible that the 26-year-old could cross the 20-homer mark in 2025, but you should draft him for his average and RBI potential. 3 weeks ago

Mike Trout Note
	68. Mike Trout CF - LAA Mike Trout has firmly landed in the "What if?" category for both fantasy and real-life baseball. He started the 2024 season looking like his old self, tearing through the first 29 games with 10 home runs and six stolen bases. Then, just like that, his season ended due to a knee injury, leaving fantasy managers who took a mid-round chance on him wondering what could have been. Now, he carries nearly every durability concern possible heading into 2025. Before drafting him, consider that he hasn't reached 500 plate appearances in a season since 2019. While his production when healthy remains elite, in head-to-head leagues, missing significant time can sink your chances. The move to RF should help him stay healthy, but that's a heavy dice to roll. There's still a point where he becomes worth the gamble, but for the first time in his career, that might not come until the double-digit rounds. 3 weeks ago

Ian Happ Note
	69. Ian Happ LF - CHC Ian Happ has settled into a reliable role for fantasy managers. He's a steady source of 20+ home runs and double-digit steals while maintaining a high walk rate that helps him score around 90 runs. Though his strikeout rate spiked in 2024, the strength of the Cubs' lineup still makes him a solid OF3 option in fantasy leagues. 3 weeks ago

Matt Chapman Note
	70. Matt Chapman 3B - SF Matt Chapman delivered a solid fantasy performance in 2024, hitting 27 home runs, driving in 78 runs, scoring 98 times, and adding 15 stolen bases. His .247/.328/.463 slash line aligns closely with his career .238 batting average. Chapman's power metrics are robust, evidenced by an average exit velocity of 93.2 mph and a 12.6% barrel rate, placing him in the 97th percentile for exit velocity. Notably, he reduced his strikeout rate to 24.4%, the lowest since his rookie season. At 31, Chapman's consistent power and defensive wizardry-highlighted by his fifth Gold Glove award in 2024-make him a valuable third baseman in fantasy leagues. 3 weeks ago

Randy Arozarena Note
	71. Randy Arozarena LF - SEA Randy Arozarena's 20/20 season last year was far from inspiring. His strikeout rate, already high at 23.9%, climbed to 26.1%, while his walk rate dipped from 11.3%. On top of that, his Barrel % fell significantly from 12.3% to 8.3%, contributing to a disappointing .219/.332/.388 slash line. His overall production suffered as well, with just 77 runs scored and 60 RBIs. To make matters worse for fantasy managers, Arozarena now plays in Seattle-a team with one of the league's weakest lineups and a notoriously pitcher-friendly ballpark. Don't let his name recognition push you into drafting him too early; he profiles more realistically as a low-end OF3 or even an OF4. 3 weeks ago

Christian Yelich Note
	72. Christian Yelich LF,DH - MIL Christian Yelich was in the midst of a resurgent season before back issues resurfaced. In 73 games, he posted 11 home runs, 21 stolen bases, 44 runs, and 42 RBIs while slashing an impressive .315/.406/.504-flashing glimpses of his peak form. However, the key number here is 73 games. After two consecutive seasons of surpassing 140 games played, he logged the fewest of his career outside of the shortened 2020 season. As 2025 approaches, fantasy managers should closely monitor his health updates out of Milwaukee. At 32 years old, Yelich carries significant risk, so if you draft him, be sure to have a reliable contingency plan in place. 3 weeks ago

Vinnie Pasquantino Note
	73. Vinnie Pasquantino 1B,DH - KC Vinnie Pasquantino took a good-sized leap in his first full season in the majors. Even though his season was cut short due to a thumb injury, Italian Breakfast still hit 19 home runs and drove in 97 while slashing .262/.315/.446. While his walk rate took a small step down, his strikeout rate (12.8%) and whiff rate (14.5%) remain in the 96th percentile in the league. Pasquantino should remain in the lineup behind Bobby Witt Jr and Salvador Perez, making him a fantastic target for counting stats. If you wait on first basemen, nabbing Pasquantino in the 10th round can give you the return you're looking for. 3 weeks ago

Will Smith Note
	74. Will Smith C - LAD Will Smith delivered a decent fantasy performance in 2024, playing in 128 games and posting a .248/.327/.433 slash line with 20 home runs, 75 RBIs, and 77 runs scored. While his batting average dipped below his career mark of .258, his power remained consistent, supported by a 10.8% barrel rate and a .334 expected wOBA (xwOBA). While his strikeout rate and walk rate both went in the wrong direction, Smith fits in the "Draft the Dodgers" philosophy and is still a top-catching option. 3 weeks ago

Dylan Crews Note
	75. Dylan Crews RF - WSH Dylan Crews got his first taste of the majors and wasted no time making an impact-especially on the basepaths. The 22-year-old swiped 12 bases in 31 games while adding three home runs and posting a .218/.288/.353 slash line. If you're targeting Crews in drafts, it's likely for his speed, which could push him toward 25 steals, with some potential for modest power. His overall slash line may not see a drastic improvement, but it should be serviceable. As with others in the "rookies with upside" tier, avoid overpaying, but he offers a baseline OF4 value in 2025. 3 weeks ago

Steven Kwan Note
	76. Steven Kwan LF - CLE Steven Kwan's 2024 season was shortened by injuries, restricting him to 122 games, but he remained highly productive when on the field. He took a step forward in power, launching 14 home runs while scoring 83 runs as a key piece atop Cleveland's lineup. Fantasy managers drafting the 27-year-old will be looking for a repeat of his stellar .292/.368/.425 slash line. While he may not be the flashiest player, Kwan's disciplined approach-rarely striking out or chasing bad pitches-makes him a model of consistency at the plate. 3 weeks ago

Ezequiel Tovar Note
	77. Ezequiel Tovar SS - COL Ezequiel Tovar emerged as a key contributor for the Rockies in 2024, playing 157 games and posting a .269 batting average with 26 home runs, 78 RBIs, 83 runs scored, and six stolen bases. His .269/.295/.469 slash line marked an improvement over his previous season's .253 average. While his .469 slugging percentage indicates respectable power, his on-base percentage of .295 suggests room for improvement in plate discipline. Tovar's walk rate was among the lowest in the league at 3.3%, and he amassed 200 strikeouts, resulting in a 28.8% strikeout rate. Looking ahead to 2025, Tovar addressing his strikeout and walk rates will be crucial for sustaining and enhancing his contributions. Given his youth and the Rockies' commitment to his development, Tovar has the potential to evolve into a more disciplined hitter, complementing his already stellar defense. 3 weeks ago

Adolis Garcia Note
	78. Adolis Garcia RF,DH - TEX Adolis García followed up his stellar 2023 campaign with a noticeable decline in production. His home run total dipped from 39 to 25, and his runs and RBIs took a hit as well, in part due to injuries within the Texas lineup. Looking ahead to 2025, projections suggest he'll post around 30 homers, 75 runs, and 90 RBIs-solid numbers for a third outfielder in fantasy. At this point, his 39-homer, 108-run, 107-RBI season appears to be the exception rather than the norm. 3 weeks ago

Anthony Volpe Note
	79. Anthony Volpe SS - NYY Anthony Volpe's 2024 season showcased his development as a dynamic player for the New York Yankees. Over 160 games, he posted a .243 batting average with 12 home runs, 60 RBIs, 90 runs scored, and an impressive 28 stolen bases. On the downside, his .293 on-base percentage and .364 slugging percentage resulted in a .657 OPS. Heading into his third year, Volpe's fantasy value is tied to improved plate discipline and speed. Fantasy managers should avoid having him as their SS1, but he can fill a MI spot if he falls in the draft. 3 weeks ago

Pete Crow-Armstrong Note
	80. Pete Crow-Armstrong CF - CHC Top prospect Pete Crow-Armstrong finally got an extended opportunity in Chicago, showcasing his speed and power with 10 home runs and 27 stolen bases. His .237 batting average left room for improvement, but his minor league track record suggests he can take a step forward in his second full season. While his xwOBA (.281) and Statcast metrics indicate he won't be an on-base standout, his elite 99th-percentile speed makes him a viable OF3 option for fantasy managers. 3 weeks ago

Jasson Dominguez Note
	81. Jasson Dominguez LF - NYY Jasson Dominguez may feel like a longtime prospect, but he's still just 21 years old and has dominated Triple-A pitching whenever he's been there. With the potential to deliver consistent 20/20 production, he offers plenty of fantasy upside heading into 2025. The Yankees' offense struggled in 2024, creating a clear opportunity for Dominguez to carve out a role. While his talent is undeniable, it's wise to expect some rookie growing pains along the way. 3 weeks ago

Shea Langeliers Note
	82. Shea Langeliers C - ATH Shea Langeliers showcased significant power during the 2024 season, hitting 29 home runs and driving in 80 runs over 137 games. His .224/.288/.450 slash line reflects a modest improvement from his previous seasons, though his batting average remains below league average. Notably, Langeliers' power appears sustainable, as evidenced by a .456 xSLG and a 12.8% Barrel Rate, placing him in the 87th percentile. He also reduced his strikeout rate to 27.2%, down from 29.2% in 2023, indicating progress in plate discipline. As the Athletics transition to Sutter Health Park in Sacramento, a venue that could favor hitters-Langeliers' power numbers, could see an uptick in 2025. His eligibility at catcher enhances his fantasy value, making him a compelling option for those seeking power at the position. 3 weeks ago

Colton Cowser Note
	83. Colton Cowser LF,CF,RF - BAL Colton Cowser's rookie campaign showcased more power than many expected, as he belted 24 home runs and swiped nine bases while posting a .242/.321/.447 slash line. His 30.7% strikeout rate and 9.3% walk rate highlight areas for improvement, but hitting in a strong Baltimore lineup could help him build on last season's 77 runs and 69 RBIs. At 24 years old, Cowser still has untapped potential and should remain a valuable fantasy option in 2025. 3 weeks ago

Josh Lowe Note
	84. Josh Lowe RF - TB Josh Lowe's 2024 season fell short of expectations, largely due to an early injury that limited him to 106 games. He struggled to find his rhythm at the plate, with his batting average dropping from .292 to .241. While his overall production was underwhelming, he still managed to swipe 25 bases, proving he can be a valuable asset in that category when healthy. He is a great bounceback candidate in 2025, especially if he falls in drafts. 3 weeks ago

Nick Castellanos Note
	85. Nick Castellanos RF - PHI Nick Castellanos struggled mightily through the first two months of last season, leaving fantasy managers questioning his value. His batting average plummeted to uncharacteristically low levels, a stark contrast to his typically strong starts. By May, many deemed him droppable, a surprising turn for the usually reliable 32-year-old. Fortunately, Castellanos found his stride as the season progressed, performing more like the player managers anticipated on draft day. Heading into this year, he projects as a solid OF3/OF4 option in the Phillies' lineup, with the potential to deliver even more if he can recapture his usual hot start. 3 weeks ago

Paul Goldschmidt Note
	86. Paul Goldschmidt 1B - NYY Paul Goldschmidt experienced a challenging 2024 season, posting a .245/.302/.414 slash line with 22 home runs, 65 RBIs, 70 runs scored, and 11 stolen bases over 154 games. These numbers marked a decline from his career averages of a .289 batting average and a .384 on-base percentage. A significant factor in Goldschmidt's downturn was his increased strikeout rate, which rose to a career-high 26.5% in 2024, up from 23.4% in 2023. Concurrently, his walk rate dropped to a career-low 7.2%, contributing to a diminished on-base percentage. Despite these struggles, Goldschmidt maintained a hard-hit rate of 40%, ranking 15th among qualified hitters, and an average exit velocity of 91.2 mph. At 37 years old, Goldschmidt's ability to rebound in 2025 is questionable, though the change to Yankee Stadium is definitely a positive. 3 weeks ago

Eugenio Suarez Note
	87. Eugenio Suarez 3B - ARI Eugenio Suarez delivered a strong fantasy performance in 2024, hitting 30 home runs, driving in 101 runs, scoring 90 times, and adding 2 stolen bases. His .256/.319/.469 slash line aligns closely with his career .248 batting average. Suarez's power is supported by an 11.3% Barrel Rate and a .469 SLG, though his 27.5% strikeout rate remains a concern. At 33, Suarez will probably offer solid overall stats, but fantasy managers will probably need to ride out extreme ups and downs throughout the season. 3 weeks ago

Alec Bohm Note
	88. Alec Bohm 3B - PHI Alec Bohm delivered a solid fantasy performance in 2024, recording 15 home runs, 97 RBIs, 62 runs scored, and five stolen bases over 143 games. His .280/.332/.448 slash line marked a slight improvement over his career .277 batting average. Bohm's season began impressively, with a .370 batting average and four home runs in April. However, his production declined in the second half, partly due to a left hand injury that sidelined him for 14 games. Statcast metrics reveal a mixed profile: an average exit velocity of 90.4 mph and a 45.6% hard-hit rate suggest solid contact, but a 6.8% barrel rate indicates limited elite power. His 17.4% strikeout rate reflects good plate discipline, though his 4.9% walk rate remains below league average. He is a fine option for a CI spot, but be prepared for the peaks and valleys that come along with him. 3 weeks ago

Xander Bogaerts Note
	89. Xander Bogaerts 2B,SS - SD Xander Bogaerts continued his struggles in 2024, appearing in only 111 games after switching from shortstop to second base. The 32-year-old hit 11 home runs and stole 13 bases while slashing .264/.307/.381. Bogaerts has seen his power sapped since arriving in San Diego, and there is some question whether or not the power will return, especially as his age creeps up. There was some hope toward the end of the season as Bogaerts hit .292 in the second half. If his health can hold up to more than 111 games, he does offer a solid batting average, but the guy we knew in Boston may be gone at this point. 3 weeks ago

Brandon Nimmo Note
	90. Brandon Nimmo LF,CF - NYM Brandon Nimmo had established himself as a dependable fantasy outfielder, but his 2024 season was a mixed bag. Most notably, his typically steady batting average took a significant hit, dropping to .224 after back-to-back seasons at .274. While his expected batting average (.247) suggested some improvement, it was still below expectations for fantasy managers. On the positive side, Nimmo maintained his power with 23 home runs and significantly increased his stolen base total from three to 15, a welcome boost for those who stuck with him. He also contributed 90 RBI and 88 runs, helping to counterbalance his career-worst .327 OBP. However, his xwOBACON (.390) indicates that his struggles may have been an outlier, making him a strong candidate to bounce back as a reliable OF3/OF4 option in 2025. 3 weeks ago

Brice Turang Note
	91. Brice Turang 2B - MIL Brice Turang delivered a multifaceted performance in 2024, showcasing his speed and defensive prowess. Over 155 games, he posted a .254 batting average with 7 home runs, 57 RBIs, and 72 runs scored. Notably, Turang excelled on the basepaths, swiping 50 bases, ranking third in the National League. While Turang's .254/.316/.349 slash line marked an improvement from his 2023 figures, his offensive metrics remained below league average, reflected in his 85 OPS+. However, his reduced strikeout rate-from 21% in 2023 to 16.6% in 2024-and increased walk rate to 9.2% indicate a more disciplined approach at the plate. Despite these gains, Turang's .349 slugging percentage suggests limited power, with only 7 home runs and a hard-hit rate of 29.7%. If he can build upon his improved plate discipline and tap into more power, he has the potential to become a more well-rounded offensive contributor, complementing his already stellar defense and base-running skills. 3 weeks ago

Luis Garcia Note
	92. Luis Garcia 2B - WSH Luis García Jr. emerged as a key contributor for the Washington Nationals in 2024, delivering a solid fantasy season. Over 140 games, he posted a .282 batting average, hitting 18 home runs, driving in 70 runs, scoring 58 times, and adding 22 stolen bases. His .282/.318/.444 slash line marked a notable improvement over his career .270 average. However, he had a walk rate of just 5.1% and a strikeout rate of 16.3%. The power may regress in 2025, but if his contact rate remains high, he offers good production at the wasteland that is second base. 3 weeks ago

Jurickson Profar Note
	93. Jurickson Profar LF - ATL In 2024, Jurickson Profar set new career highs in home runs (24), runs (94), RBI (85), and batting average (.280). He tied his career high in stolen bases with 10. He signed with the Braves in the offseason, surrounding him with a solid lineup, but it will be important to temper expectations for the 31-year-old. Twenty homers is still on the table, but the batting average will drop back to the .250s, though the counting stats should remain high, assuming the Braves don't suffer the same injury bug they had last season. Draft him as nothing more than an OF4. 3 weeks ago

Xavier Edwards Note
	94. Xavier Edwards SS - MIA Xavier Edwards emerged as a dynamic contributor for the Miami Marlins in 2024, boasting a .328 batting average over 265 at-bats, with 1 home run, 26 RBIs, 39 runs scored, and an impressive 31 stolen bases. While his .398 batting average on balls in play (BABIP) suggests potential regression, Edwards' consistent hard contact and speed may help sustain a high average. His low 1.4% barrel rate and 23.0% fly-ball rate indicate limited home run potential, but his ability to spray the ball to all fields and capitalize on his speed should continue to yield extra-base hits. If Edwards maintains his contact rate and on-base skills, he could be a valuable asset for runs scored and stolen bases. 3 weeks ago

J.T. Realmuto Note
	95. J.T. Realmuto C - PHI J.T. Realmuto's 2024 season saw a slight decline in offensive production, as he posted a .266/.322/.429 slash line with 14 home runs, 47 RBIs, 50 runs scored, and 2 stolen bases over 380 at-bats. His average exit velocity was 89.2 mph, with a hard-hit rate of 46.6% and a barrel rate of 10.4%. At 33, it's uncertain if he can rebound to his previous elite form. Despite the downturn, Realmuto's track record and defensive prowess keep him relevant in fantasy baseball, but managers should temper expectations and monitor his performance closely in the upcoming season. 3 weeks ago

Logan O'Hoppe Note
	96. Logan O'Hoppe C - LAA Logan O'Hoppe delivered a solid fantasy season in 2024, hitting 20 home runs, driving in 56 runs, scoring 64 times, and adding two stolen bases, with a .244/.303/.409 slash line. O'Hoppe's power appears sustainable, supported by a 12% barrel rate and a 90.4 mph average exit velocity, both of which are above league average. However, his 29.7% strikeout rate is a concern. At 25 years old, there's room for improvement in plate discipline. If he can reduce his strikeouts, O'Hoppe has the potential to increase his batting average and become a more valuable fantasy player, but at the catching position, he is a Top 10 choice. 3 weeks ago

Dansby Swanson Note
	97. Dansby Swanson SS - CHC

Masyn Winn Note
	98. Masyn Winn SS - STL Masyn Winn showcased his potential during the 2024 season. Over 150 games, he posted a .267 batting average, hitting 15 home runs, driving in 57 runs, scoring 85 times, and stealing 11 bases. His .267/.314/.416 slash line aligns closely with his minor league career averages. Winn's power metrics, including an average exit velocity of 87 mph and a 3.7% barrel rate, indicate room for growth in his power-hitting capabilities. Notably, his 17.1% strikeout rate reflects strong contact skills for a player in his early 20s. Defensively, Winn excelled at shortstop, contributing 14 defensive runs saved, which underscores his value to the Cardinals. Given his age and athleticism, there's potential for increased power and stolen bases in the upcoming seasons, making him a promising asset for fantasy rosters. 3 weeks ago

Spencer Steer Note
	99. Spencer Steer 1B,LF - CIN Spencer Steer remained a valuable multi-position asset in fantasy baseball during 2024, though his batting average took a notable dip from .271 to .225. Despite the decline, the 26-year-old showcased power and speed, launching 20 home runs and swiping 25 bases-an increase of 10 steals from the previous season. Playing half his games in Cincinnati should help sustain his power output, and hitting in a solid lineup will support his counting stats. While some batting average rebound is possible, expecting him to return to .270 seems unrealistic; a more reasonable projection is around .240. His versatility adds appeal, but fantasy managers should be cautious not to overpay. 3 weeks ago

Taylor Ward Note
	100. Taylor Ward LF - LAA Taylor Ward has the potential to hit 25 home runs in 2025 if he stays healthy, offering solid counting stats depending on how often he gets to bat alongside Mike Trout. The challenge with Ward is his streaky production-he'll go on a tear for a month (March/April: 7 HR, 19 R, 23 RBI, .273 BA-coincidentally, the same time Trout was healthy) before hitting a rough patch, only to rebound later. If you're willing to weather the ups and downs, he's a viable OF4 option. 3 weeks ago

Jeremy Pena Note
	101. Jeremy Pena SS - HOU Jeremy Peña delivered a solid fantasy season in 2024, compiling 15 home runs, 70 RBIs, 78 runs scored, and 20 stolen bases over 602 at-bats. His .266/.308/.394 slash line aligns closely with his career averages and his 17.1% strikeout rate marked a significant improvement from previous seasons. However, Pena's 3.8% walk rate remains low, potentially limiting his on-base potential. With elite sprint speed in the 97th percentile, his stolen base contributions are likely to continue. As he enters his age-27 season, Peña's consistent production and speed make him a good choice for your SS or MI slots. 3 weeks ago

Isaac Paredes Note
	102. Isaac Paredes 3B - HOU Isaac Paredes delivered a solid fantasy performance in 2024, hitting 19 home runs, driving in 80 runs, and scoring 64 times across 153 games split between the Tampa Bay Rays and Chicago Cubs. His .238/.346/.393 slash line remained in line with 2023's numbers. Paredes's average exit velocity of 85 mph and a 27.1% hard-hit rate suggest some caution regarding drafting him for potential power. A 16.4% strikeout rate aligns with his career norms, but his 11.9% walk rate indicates a keen eye at the plate. The Astros' Minute Maid Park, with its short left-field porch, should complement Paredes' pull-heavy approach, potentially boosting his home run totals. 3 weeks ago

Lane Thomas Note
	103. Lane Thomas CF,RF - CLE Lane Thomas saw a dip in power from his 2023 campaign, but he compensated with speed, swiping 32 bases while still delivering 15 home runs. Slated to hit in the heart of Cleveland's lineup, he has the potential to reach a 20-homer, 25-steal season. That combination makes him a valuable target in AL-only and deeper mixed leagues. 3 weeks ago

Royce Lewis Note
	104. Royce Lewis 3B,DH - MIN Royce Lewis is the starting third baseman for Team Imagine If They'd Stay Healthy. He started Opening Day and went 2/2 with a double, home run, and pulled hamstring. Fifty-eight missed games later, he returned and tore up opposing pitching for 23 games before returning to the IL with an adductor strain. From there, he became a below-average hitter, forcing many fantasy managers to decide whether to hold or drop him. The allure of what he could do is too much for most. Chances are good Lewis will move to second base in 2025, which could reduce the wear and tear on him in the field. The power and speed are there (if he's allowed to attempt steals), but you MUST bake in missed time when you draft him. If the price drops far enough (say 9th or 10th round), he is an easy player to risk rostering, but it's hard to justify a cost much higher than that at this point. 3 weeks ago

Tyler O'Neill Note
	105. Tyler O'Neill LF,RF - BAL Tyler O'Neill offers a clear tradeoff: elite power with plenty of strikeouts. In 2024, he showcased his home run potential by launching 31 long balls over 113 games for the Red Sox while tallying 61 RBIs, 74 runs, and a .241/.336/.511 slash line. His production was reminiscent of his breakout 2021 season. Now with Baltimore and its strong lineup, he has a strong chance to deliver similar results in 2025. 3 weeks ago

Zach Neto Note
	106. Zach Neto SS - LAA Zach Neto emerged as a dynamic fantasy asset in 2024, showcasing a rare blend of power and speed. Over 155 games, he posted a .249/.318/.443 slash line, with 23 home runs, 77 RBIs, 70 runs scored, and an impressive 30 stolen bases. Notably, Neto became only the third player in Angels history to achieve at least 20 home runs, 30 doubles, and 30 stolen bases in a single season. While his .249 batting average aligns with his career mark of .241, his underlying metrics suggest room for growth. Neto's average exit velocity stood at 89.2 mph, and his barrel rate was 8.9%, both indicating solid contact quality. However, his 24.7% strikeout rate, coupled with a modest 5.1% walk rate, highlights areas for potential improvement in plate discipline. Fantasy managers should note that Neto underwent right shoulder surgery in early November 2024, following an injury sustained on September 26. As a result, he is expected to miss the start of the 2025 season, with a return anticipated between one week to a month after Opening Day. Once he returns to full health, Neto's combination of power and speed, along with his everyday role in the Angels' lineup, should make him a valuable contributor in fantasy formats. 3 weeks ago

Yandy Diaz Note
	107. Yandy Diaz 1B,DH - TB Yandy Díaz experienced a notable regression in his offensive performance during the 2024 season. After leading the American League with a .330 batting average in 2023, Díaz's numbers declined to a .281/.341/.414 slash line over 145 games in 2024. He recorded 14 home runs, 65 RBIs, and 55 runs scored, without any stolen bases. Advanced metrics indicate that Díaz's average exit velocity decreased from 93.4 mph in 2023 to 88.0 mph in 2024, and his barrel rate dropped from 9.5% to 5.9%. Despite these setbacks, Díaz maintained a solid on-base percentage (.341) and a low strikeout rate (15.3%). Entering his age-33 season, it remains to be seen if he can replicate his previous success or if the 2024 season marks the beginning of a decline. 3 weeks ago

Andres Gimenez Note
	108. Andres Gimenez 2B - TOR Andrés Giménez struggled during the 2024 season, recording a .252 batting average with nine home runs, 63 RBIs, 64 runs scored, and an impressive 30 stolen bases. While his batting average dipped from his 2022 peak of .297, his speed on the basepaths remained a significant asset. Gimenez's offensive metrics, such as a .638 OPS and a career-low .340 slugging percentage, made fantasy managers regret their high pick. His hard-hit rate declined to 27.0%, down from 37.8% in 2022. Now with the Blue Jays, Gimenez has entered that tier of infielders offering stolen bases and would go much lower in drafts if he was not a second baseman. 3 weeks ago

Heliot Ramos Note
	109. Heliot Ramos LF,CF - SF Heliot Ramos put together a solid rookie campaign for the Giants, posting 22 home runs, 72 RBIs, and a respectable .269/.322/.469 slash line. Encouragingly, his expected stats align well with these results, suggesting they're a fair benchmark for his 2025 outlook. As you round out your fantasy outfield later in drafts, Ramos offers a reliable floor heading into his second full MLB season. 3 weeks ago

Bryson Stott Note
	110. Bryson Stott 2B - PHI Bryson Stott took a step back in 2024 from his rookie campaign. He only hit 11 home runs and slashed an ugly .245/.315/.356 after promising numbers in 2023. Where Stott will help fantasy managers is in the stolen base category, as he upped his total from 31 to 32 last season. He is otherwise a fairly unexciting player whose position (2B) will keep him coming off draft boards earlier than what his numbers suggest. 3 weeks ago

Austin Wells Note
	111. Austin Wells C - NYY

Kerry Carpenter Note
	112. Kerry Carpenter RF,DH - DET Kerry Carpenter excels at getting on base, evidenced by his solid .379 xwOBA, and he has the power to approach 20 home runs. With Detroit's lineup showing promise, the 27-year-old is a solid mid-round pick to help fill out your fantasy outfield. 3 weeks ago

Cedric Mullins II Note
	113. Cedric Mullins II CF - BAL Cedric Mullins regained his speed in 2024, boosting his stolen base total from 19 to 32 while staying on the field for 147 games. He also provided some power, hitting 18 home runs, which aligns with his expected 2025 production. While the Orioles have a deep lineup, Mullins remains a viable option in deeper formats. 3 weeks ago

Luis Arraez Note
	114. Luis Arraez 1B,2B,DH - SD Luis Arraez continued his exceptional contact-hitting prowess in 2024, achieving a .314 batting average-the highest in the National League-and totaling 200 hits, including 32 doubles, three triples, and four home runs. He also contributed 46 RBIs, scored 83 runs, and stole nine bases over 150 games. Arráez's success stems from his elite bat-to-ball skills, reflected in his MLB-leading 4.3% strikeout rate and a 26.5% line drive percentage. However, his limited power (.392 slugging percentage) will always limit his fantasy value. He is best paired with a low-average slugger from an early round in order to find complementary pieces. 3 weeks ago

Jorge Soler Note
	115. Jorge Soler RF,DH - LAA Jorge Soler signed a three-year deal with the Angels in the offseason where he will continue doing what he does: Hitting between 20-30 home runs and going 75/75 in the other counting stats. 3 weeks ago

Michael Toglia Note
	116. Michael Toglia 1B - COL

Lourdes Gurriel Jr. Note
	117. Lourdes Gurriel Jr. LF - ARI Lourdes Gurriel Jr. delivered a solid fantasy season in 2024, recording 18 home runs, 75 RBIs, 72 runs scored, and seven stolen bases over 133 games. His .279/.322/.435 slash line aligns closely with his career averages. Notably, Gurriel's 18.3% strikeout rate marked a career best, placing him in the 70th percentile among MLB hitters. However, his 5.2% walk rate remains below league average, potentially limiting his on-base percentage. As he enters his age-31 season, Gurriel is expected to maintain his role as Arizona's primary left fielder, offering consistent power and batting average contributions for fantasy managers. 3 weeks ago

Tommy Edman Note
	118. Tommy Edman SS,CF - LAD

Nolan Arenado Note
	119. Nolan Arenado 3B - STL Nolan Arenado experienced a decline in his offensive production during the 2024 season, hitting 16 home runs, driving in 71 runs, and scoring 70 times over 152 games. His .272/.325/.394 slash line marked a downturn from his career averages, with his slugging percentage notably dropping below .400 for the first time since his rookie year. Advanced metrics further highlighted this regression; his average exit velocity decreased to 86.3 mph, and his barrel rate plummeted to 3.2%, both career lows. Projections suggest a modest rebound, with anticipated improvements in home runs and RBIs. However, at 34 years old, Arenado's age and recent performance trends may temper expectations, making him a more cautious consideration for fantasy rosters. 3 weeks ago

Nico Hoerner Note
	120. Nico Hoerner 2B - CHC Nico Hoerner delivered a solid fantasy season in 2024, recording seven home runs, 48 RBIs, 86 runs scored, and 31 stolen bases over 151 games. His .273/.335/.373 slash line aligns closely with his career .278 batting average, suggesting a sustainable performance. While Hoerner's power metrics, such as a 1.2% Barrel Rate and an average exit velocity of 85.7 mph, indicate limited home run potential, his elite contact skills are evident in his 12.1% strikeout rate, ranking eighth-lowest among qualified hitters. An October surgery to repair a flexor tendon in his right forearm may impact his availability for the start of the 2025 season. Fantasy managers should monitor his recovery closely, as his speed and contact skills make him a valuable second baseman when healthy. 3 weeks ago

Victor Robles Note
	121. Victor Robles LF,CF,RF - SEA

George Springer Note
	122. George Springer RF,DH - TOR George Springer's biggest concern for fantasy managers is the lingering perception that he's still the player he was during his Astros days. However, at 35 years old, his skills are clearly on the decline. His stat line offers little upside-his home runs, runs, RBIs, and batting average have all dropped for three consecutive seasons, with his average plummeting to a career-low .220 in 2024. His offensive WAR even dipped into negative territory. At this stage, Springer is no more than an OF5, and fantasy managers would likely be better off targeting a player with greater potential. 3 weeks ago

Jackson Holliday Note
	123. Jackson Holliday 2B - BAL Jackson Holliday's 2024 rookie season with the Orioles showcased both his potential and areas for growth. In 60 games, he posted a .189 batting average, hitting 5 home runs, driving in 23 runs, scoring 28 times, and adding 4 stolen bases. His .255 on-base percentage and .311 slugging percentage resulted in a .566 OPS, both of which should improve in his sophomore season. He hit the ball hard with a 45.1 hard hit rate, but he will need better plate discipline (33.2% strikeout rate). At 21 years old, Holliday has plenty of upside while batting at the bottom of a good lineup. 3 weeks ago

Josh Jung Note
	124. Josh Jung 3B - TEX Josh Jung's 2024 season was significantly impacted by injuries, limiting him to just 46 games. During this period, he posted a .264/.298/.421 slash line, with 7 home runs, 16 RBIs, and 4 stolen bases over 178 at-bats. As he enters the 2025 season fully healthy, there's optimism that Jung can return to his 2023 All-Star form and fill your CI slot with some bonus 20-HR power. 3 weeks ago

Ryan Mountcastle Note
	125. Ryan Mountcastle 1B - BAL Ryan Mountcastle posted a .271/.308/.425 slash line, contributing 13 home runs, 30 doubles, 63 RBIs, and 54 runs scored in 124 games. Advanced metrics highlight Mountcastle's solid contact quality. He recorded an average exit velocity of 90.8 mph and a hard-hit rate of 45.2%. Mountcastle's strikeout rate remained a concern, as he fanned 114 times in 473 at-bats, resulting in a 24.1% strikeout rate. Mountcastle's consistent batting average and improved contact metrics suggest potential for increased power production, especially if he can adjust his launch angle. Addressing his strikeout rate will be crucial for maximizing his offensive contributions. 3 weeks ago

Carlos Correa Note
	126. Carlos Correa SS - MIN

Luis Rengifo Note
	127. Luis Rengifo 2B,3B - LAA

Jonathan India Note
	128. Jonathan India 2B - KC Jonathan India delivered a solid fantasy performance in 2024, recording 15 home runs, 58 RBIs, 84 runs scored, and 13 stolen bases. His .248/.357/.392 slash line aligns closely with his career numbers. India's power metrics, including a .412 xSLG and a 7.7% Barrel Rate, indicate potential for increased power output. Notably, he improved his plate discipline, achieving a career-high 12.6% walk rate and reducing his strikeout rate to 19.6%, both career bests. Following an offseason trade to the Kansas City Royals, India is expected to be a key contributor in their lineup and an excellent late-round option at 2B for those who wait. 3 weeks ago

Jake McCarthy Note
	129. Jake McCarthy LF,CF,RF - ARI

Byron Buxton Note
	130. Byron Buxton CF - MIN Fantasy managers are well aware of the "Byron Buxton dilemma"-draft him for his talent but be prepared for frequent IL stints. In 2024, he managed to play 102 games, surpassing 100 for the first time since 2017. He posted a solid .279/.335/.524 slash line with 18 home runs. While his walk rate remained low at 5.2%, he showed improvement by cutting his strikeout rate from 31.4% to 25.5%. Despite these positives, he remains a high-risk option best suited as an OF4 or OF5, and he shouldn't be drafted before the 20th round in standard leagues. 3 weeks ago

Gleyber Torres Note
	131. Gleyber Torres 2B - DET Gleyber Torres delivered a solid fantasy performance in 2024, recording 15 home runs, 63 RBIs, 80 runs scored, and 4 stolen bases over 154 games. His .257/.330/.378 slash line aligns closely with his career average of .265. Advanced metrics indicate a slight decline in power, with a Barrel Rate of 6.3% and a Hard Hit percentage of 35.4%, both below his career averages. His strikeout rate increased to 20.5%, up from 14.6% in 2023. The move to Detroit from New York won't help his offensive output. He's a later round MI draft pick in 2025. 3 weeks ago

Brandon Lowe Note
	132. Brandon Lowe 2B,DH - TB

Nathaniel Lowe Note
	133. Nathaniel Lowe 1B - WSH Nathaniel Lowe had an average season in 2024, hitting 16 home runs, driving in 69 runs, and scoring 62 times over 486 at-bats. His .265/.361/.401 slash line aligns closely with his career averages. Lowe's power metrics were below average, however, including an average exit velocity of 88.9 mph and a 5.8% barrel rate. He remains a free-pass machine, sitting in the 97th percentile with a 12.6% walk rate. Following a December 2024 trade to the Washington Nationals, Lowe is poised to be a key contributor in their lineup for the 2025 season. In the fantasy realm, however, he remains a replacement-level option at 1B. 3 weeks ago

Rhys Hoskins Note
	134. Rhys Hoskins 1B,DH - MIL Rhys Hoskins returned to MLB action in 2024 after missing the entire 2023 season due to a torn ACL. In his comeback season with the Brewers, Hoskins posted a .214 batting average, hitting 26 home runs, driving in 82 runs, and scoring 59 times over 137 games. His .303 on-base percentage and .419 slugging percentage contributed to a .722 OPS, way below his career average of .827. Notably, his 12.7% barrel rate in 2024 suggests that his power potential remains intact. However, his 28.8% strikeout rate raises concerns about his contact skills. As he enters his age-32 season, maintaining health and improving plate discipline will be crucial for Hoskins to be a late-round valuable power hitter. 3 weeks ago

Alec Burleson Note
	135. Alec Burleson LF,RF,DH - STL Alec Burleson fell just shy of 600 plate appearances and proved to be a solid waiver-wire pickup for fantasy managers, though his production dipped in September. He makes plenty of contact with a low 12.8% strikeout rate but rarely draws walks. His role in the Cardinals' crowded outfield remains uncertain, but if he sees consistent playing time, he has the potential to hit around 20 home runs in 2025. However, his overall upside is somewhat limited. 3 weeks ago

Gabriel Moreno Note
	136. Gabriel Moreno C - ARI

Jung Hoo Lee Note
	137. Jung Hoo Lee CF - SF

Michael Busch Note
	138. Michael Busch 1B - CHC Michael Busch stepped into Chicago and became the everyday first baseman. He hit 21 bombs with 65 RBI and 73 runs scored. He had a respectable .775 OPS, and the biggest concern about him is that he may find himself in a platoon if his numbers versus lefties struggle. However, the playing time should be there in general, and the Cubs have a decent lineup ahead of him to boost his RBI numbers. Looking forward, Busch is in a good position to take another step forward in 2025 and is a good late-draft power option. 3 weeks ago

Christian Encarnacion-Strand Note
	139. Christian Encarnacion-Strand 1B - CIN

Tyler Stephenson Note
	140. Tyler Stephenson C - CIN Tyler Stephenson rebounded in 2024, delivering a decent fantasy season with 19 home runs, 66 RBIs, 69 runs scored, and a .258/.338/.444 slash line over 138 games. This performance marked a significant improvement from his injury-plagued 2022 and a down year in 2023. Stephenson led all National League catchers with 127 games behind the plate, starting 112, and his 1,001 innings caught were the most by a Reds catcher since 1993. At 28, Stephenson is entering his prime, and with the Reds' offense showing potential, he could see an uptick in counting stats. His dual eligibility at catcher and first base enhances his fantasy appeal for 2025. 3 weeks ago

Max Muncy Note
	141. Max Muncy 3B - LAD

Ceddanne Rafaela Note
	142. Ceddanne Rafaela SS,CF - BOS Ceddanne Rafaela brings a versatile skill set with contributions across multiple categories. He has the potential for around 15 homers and 20 steals, but his on-base percentage remains a concern (.274 OBP in 2024). With the improvements in the Red Sox lineup, Rafaela has the potential for boosts in the counting stats categories. He is an intriguing draft pick in 2025. 3 weeks ago

TJ Friedl Note
	143. TJ Friedl CF - CIN

JJ Bleday Note
	144. JJ Bleday CF - ATH JJ Bleday put together a respectable season for Oakland, belting 20 home runs while cutting his strikeout rate by four percentage points. While batting average won't be his strong suit, his power and run production could still make an impact. If Sacramento's ballpark proves hitter-friendly, a 20-homer, 75-RBI, 75-run campaign is a realistic expectation. 3 weeks ago

Matt Shaw Note
	145. Matt Shaw 2B,3B,SS - CHC Matt Shaw should be the starting third baseman for the Cubs as soon as Opening Day, though the acquisition of Justin Turner may delay his arrival. However, there is everything to love about Shaw in fantasy. The 23-year-old hit 21 home runs and stole 31 bases across both Double-A and Triple-A last season. He has also maintained a high OBP at every level of the minors and demonstrated a strong hard-hit percentage across. Shaw is the type of prospect where expectations for a high floor right away seem reasonable. He is an excellent late round pick (currently going in the 23rd round). 3 weeks ago

Lars Nootbaar Note
	146. Lars Nootbaar LF,CF,RF - STL

Maikel Garcia Note
	147. Maikel Garcia 2B,3B - KC

Ryan McMahon Note
	148. Ryan McMahon 3B - COL

Ivan Herrera Note
	149. Ivan Herrera C - STL

Trevor Story Note
	150. Trevor Story SS - BOS

Garrett Mitchell Note
	151. Garrett Mitchell CF,RF - MIL Garrett Mitchell played in 69 games for the Brewers, showcasing encouraging production. He recorded eight home runs, swiped 11 bases, and maintained an impressive 11.2% walk rate. His slash line of .255/.342/.469 highlights his solid offensive contributions. Slated to be Milwaukee's starting center fielder, he'll hit behind Jackson Chourio and William Contreras, which could help boost his counting stats. Mitchell profiles as an OF5 with the potential to provide OF4 value. 3 weeks ago

Ryan Jeffers Note
	152. Ryan Jeffers C,DH - MIN

Colt Keith Note
	153. Colt Keith 2B - DET

Nolan Jones Note
	154. Nolan Jones LF - CLE Nolan Jones entered 2024 with plenty of hype, making him a popular early-round draft pick. Unfortunately, that excitement didn't translate into results. Limited to just 79 games due to injury, he struggled to build on his impressive rookie campaign, managing only three home runs and five stolen bases after posting a 20/20 season in 2023. His slash line took a significant hit, falling from .297/.389/.542 to .227/.321/.320, and he contributed just 28 runs and 28 RBIs. Outside of Luis Robert, Jones was arguably the biggest fantasy disappointment of the year. Looking ahead, a reasonable expectation is production somewhere between his stellar rookie numbers and his 2024 struggles-perhaps a 15/15 season. However, drafting him based on his 2023 breakout could set you up for disappointment. 3 weeks ago

Matt Wallner Note
	155. Matt Wallner LF,RF - MIN

Joc Pederson Note
	156. Joc Pederson DH - TEX

Keibert Ruiz Note
	157. Keibert Ruiz C - WSH

Jordan Walker Note
	158. Jordan Walker RF - STL

Kristian Campbell Note
	159. Kristian Campbell 2B,SS,CF - BOS

Tyler Soderstrom Note
	160. Tyler Soderstrom 1B - ATH

Tyler Fitzgerald Note
	161. Tyler Fitzgerald SS - SF

Andrew Vaughn Note
	162. Andrew Vaughn 1B,DH - CWS

Jake Cronenworth Note
	163. Jake Cronenworth 1B,2B - SD Jake Cronenworth maintained his consistent performance in the 2024 season, appearing in 155 games for the San Diego Padres. He posted a .241/.324/.390 slash line, hitting 17 home runs, driving in 83 runs, scoring 72 times, and stealing five bases. At 31 years old, Cronenworth's skill set is well-established. His versatility across multiple infield positions enhances his value, but the stats themselves remain average. 3 weeks ago

Willi Castro Note
	164. Willi Castro 2B,3B,SS,LF,CF - MIN

Connor Norby Note
	165. Connor Norby 2B,3B - MIA Connor Norby landed in Miami in one of the most perplexing trades of the season, and he demonstrated his potential power once he was there. Norby hit nine home runs and collected 20 RBI in only 36 games. However, he struck out at a 33.3% clip, which is what will most likely continue to suppress his batting average going forward. Norby's barrel rate will offer fantasy managers plenty of power, but it will come with some growing pains and more effect on your ratios than you may want. His cost is low enough, though, to take the chance in 2025. 3 weeks ago

Brendan Donovan Note
	166. Brendan Donovan 2B,LF - STL

Nolan Schanuel Note
	167. Nolan Schanuel 1B - LAA Nolan Schanuel maintained a .250 batting average, hitting 13 home runs, driving in 54 runs, scoring 62 times, and adding 10 stolen bases. His .343 on-base percentage and .362 slugging percentage resulted in a .705 OPS, aligning closely with his expected metrics, as indicated by a .321 xwOBA. Schanuel's disciplined approach at the plate was evident with an 17.0% strikeout rate and a 11.2% walk rate. However, his power numbers were modest, reflected by a 3.5% barrel rate and an average exit velocity of 86.1 mph. As he enters his age-23 season, Schanuel's consistent contact skills and plate discipline suggest room for growth, particularly in developing his power, making him a player to watch in 2025. 3 weeks ago

Evan Carter Note
	168. Evan Carter LF - TEX

Wilyer Abreu Note
	169. Wilyer Abreu RF - BOS

Roman Anthony Note
	170. Roman Anthony CF - BOS

Michael Conforto Note
	171. Michael Conforto LF,DH - LAD

Francisco Alvarez Note
	172. Francisco Alvarez C - NYM Francisco Alvarez's 2024 season with the New York Mets was marked by both challenges and resilience. Despite a mid-season thumb injury that sidelined him for seven weeks, Álvarez managed to play in 100 games, posting a .237 batting average with 11 home runs, 47 RBIs, and 39 runs scored. Alvarez's average exit velocity stood at 88.8 mph, with a hard-hit rate of 42% and a barrel rate of 6.7%. He has a lot of upside at a difficult position to fill, but fantasy managers will have to brace for his low batting average. 3 weeks ago

Connor Wong Note
	173. Connor Wong C - BOS

Christopher Morel Note
	174. Christopher Morel 2B,3B,DH - TB

Zack Gelof Note
	175. Zack Gelof 2B - ATH

Parker Meadows Note
	176. Parker Meadows CF - DET

Daulton Varsho Note
	177. Daulton Varsho LF,CF - TOR

Joey Ortiz Note
	178. Joey Ortiz 3B - MIL

Luke Raley Note
	179. Luke Raley 1B,LF,RF - SEA

Cam Smith Note
	180. Cam Smith 3B - HOU

Jo Adell Note
	181. Jo Adell RF - LAA

Jacob Young Note
	182. Jacob Young CF - WSH

Jesus Sanchez Note
	183. Jesus Sanchez RF - MIA

Sean Murphy Note
	184. Sean Murphy C - ATL

Josh Bell Note
	185. Josh Bell 1B,DH - WSH

Thairo Estrada Note
	186. Thairo Estrada 2B - COL

Alejandro Kirk Note
	187. Alejandro Kirk C - TOR

Kyle Manzardo Note
	188. Kyle Manzardo DH - CLE

Joey Bart Note
	189. Joey Bart C - PIT

Jeimer Candelario Note
	190. Jeimer Candelario 1B,3B,DH - CIN

Brandon Marsh Note
	191. Brandon Marsh LF,CF - PHI

Bo Naylor Note
	192. Bo Naylor C - CLE

Victor Scott Note
	193. Victor Scott CF - STL

Ha-Seong Kim Note
	194. Ha-Seong Kim SS - TB

Spencer Torkelson Note
	195. Spencer Torkelson 1B - DET

Jonathan Aranda Note
	196. Jonathan Aranda 1B - TB

Carlos Santana Note
	197. Carlos Santana 1B - CLE

Patrick Bailey Note
	198. Patrick Bailey C - SF

Sal Frelick Note
	199. Sal Frelick LF,CF,RF - MIL

Trevor Larnach Note
	200. Trevor Larnach LF,DH - MIN

Heston Kjerstad Note
	201. Heston Kjerstad LF - BAL

Jacob Wilson Note
	202. Jacob Wilson SS - ATH

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

Danny Jansen Note
	204. Danny Jansen C - TB

Ryan O'Hearn Note
	205. Ryan O'Hearn 1B,DH - BAL

Matt Vierling Note
	206. Matt Vierling 3B,CF,RF - DET

Otto Lopez Note
	207. Otto Lopez 2B - MIA

Masataka Yoshida Note
	208. Masataka Yoshida DH - BOS

Michael Massey Note
	209. Michael Massey 2B - KC

Max Kepler Note
	210. Max Kepler RF - PHI

Spencer Horwitz Note
	211. Spencer Horwitz 1B,2B - PIT

Jonah Heim Note
	212. Jonah Heim C - TEX

Andy Pages Note
	213. Andy Pages CF,RF - LAD

Giancarlo Stanton Note
	214. Giancarlo Stanton DH - NYY

Gavin Lux Note
	215. Gavin Lux 2B - CIN

Pavin Smith Note
	216. Pavin Smith 1B,LF,RF - ARI

Hunter Goodman Note
	217. Hunter Goodman C,RF - COL

Austin Hays Note
	218. Austin Hays LF - CIN

LaMonte Wade Jr. Note
	219. LaMonte Wade Jr. 1B - SF

Isiah Kiner-Falefa Note
	220. Isiah Kiner-Falefa 2B,3B,SS - PIT

Chas McCormick Note
	221. Chas McCormick LF,RF - HOU

Jose Miranda Note
	222. Jose Miranda 3B,DH - MIN

Jose Caballero Note
	223. Jose Caballero 2B,3B,SS - TB

Jonny DeLuca Note
	224. Jonny DeLuca CF,RF - TB

Nolan Gorman Note
	225. Nolan Gorman 2B - STL

Jhonkensy Noel Note
	226. Jhonkensy Noel RF - CLE

Miguel Amaya Note
	227. Miguel Amaya C - CHC

Jake Fraley Note
	228. Jake Fraley RF - CIN

Jorge Polanco Note
	229. Jorge Polanco 2B - SEA

Starling Marte Note
	230. Starling Marte RF - NYM

J.D. Martinez Note
	231. J.D. Martinez DH - FA

Dylan Moore Note
	232. Dylan Moore 2B,3B,SS,LF - SEA

Jesse Winker Note
	233. Jesse Winker LF,DH - NYM

MJ Melendez Note
	234. MJ Melendez LF - KC

David Hamilton Note
	235. David Hamilton 2B,SS - BOS

Freddy Fermin Note
	236. Freddy Fermin C,DH - KC

Leody Taveras Note
	237. Leody Taveras CF - TEX

Jordan Lawlar Note
	238. Jordan Lawlar 3B,SS - ARI

Brooks Lee Note
	239. Brooks Lee 3B,SS - MIN

Jose Siri Note
	240. Jose Siri CF - NYM

Andrew Benintendi Note
	241. Andrew Benintendi LF - CWS

Jordan Beck Note
	242. Jordan Beck LF,RF - COL

Tommy Pham Note
	243. Tommy Pham LF,CF,RF - PIT

Ernie Clement Note
	244. Ernie Clement 3B,SS - TOR

Drake Baldwin Note
	245. Drake Baldwin C - ATL

Nick Gonzales Note
	246. Nick Gonzales 2B - PIT

Geraldo Perdomo Note
	247. Geraldo Perdomo SS - ARI

Ben Rice Note
	248. Ben Rice 1B - NYY

Josh Smith Note
	249. Josh Smith 3B,SS - TEX

Noelvi Marte Note
	250. Noelvi Marte 3B - CIN

Miguel Vargas Note
	251. Miguel Vargas 3B,LF - CWS

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

Kris Bryant Note
	253. Kris Bryant 1B,RF - COL

Ty France Note
	254. Ty France 1B - MIN

Travis d'Arnaud Note
	255. Travis d'Arnaud C - LAA

Hyeseong Kim Note
	256. Hyeseong Kim 2B - LAD

Endy Rodriguez Note
	257. Endy Rodriguez C - PIT

Jeff McNeil Note
	258. Jeff McNeil 2B - NYM

Luisangel Acuna Note
	259. Luisangel Acuna SS - NYM

Mike Yastrzemski Note
	260. Mike Yastrzemski RF - SF

Alan Roden Note
	261. Alan Roden LF,RF - TOR

Orlando Arcia Note
	262. Orlando Arcia SS - ATL

Caleb Durbin Note
	263. Caleb Durbin 2B,3B - MIL

Coby Mayo Note
	264. Coby Mayo 3B - BAL

Luis Campusano Note
	265. Luis Campusano C - SD

Brayan Rocchio Note
	266. Brayan Rocchio SS - CLE

Mitch Garver Note
	267. Mitch Garver C,DH - SEA

Kyle Higashioka Note
	268. Kyle Higashioka C - TEX

Jake Meyers Note
	269. Jake Meyers CF - HOU

Andrew McCutchen Note
	270. Andrew McCutchen DH - PIT

Jonah Bride Note
	271. Jonah Bride 1B - MIA

Deyvison De Los Santos Note
	272. Deyvison De Los Santos 1B,3B - MIA

Brett Baty Note
	273. Brett Baty 3B - NYM

Hunter Renfroe Note
	274. Hunter Renfroe RF - KC

Christian Moore Note
	275. Christian Moore 2B - LAA

Tyler Black Note
	276. Tyler Black 1B - MIL

Paul DeJong Note
	277. Paul DeJong 3B,SS - WSH

Bryan De La Cruz Note
	278. Bryan De La Cruz LF,RF,DH - ATL

Jacob Stallings Note
	279. Jacob Stallings C - COL

Seth Brown Note
	280. Seth Brown 1B,LF,RF - ATH

Alex Verdugo Note
	281. Alex Verdugo LF - ATL

Jon Berti Note
	282. Jon Berti 3B - CHC

James Outman Note
	283. James Outman CF - LAD

Jacob Wilson Note
	284. Jacob Wilson 3B - FA

Anthony Rizzo Note
	285. Anthony Rizzo 1B - FA

Zac Veen Note
	286. Zac Veen LF - COL

Lenyn Sosa Note
	287. Lenyn Sosa 2B,3B - CWS

Jake Rogers Note
	288. Jake Rogers C - DET

Elias Diaz Note
	289. Elias Diaz C - SD

Dalton Rushing Note
	290. Dalton Rushing C,LF - LAD

Mike Tauchman Note
	291. Mike Tauchman RF,DH - CWS

Edouard Julien Note
	292. Edouard Julien 2B - MIN

Curtis Mead Note
	293. Curtis Mead 2B,3B - TB

Harrison Bader Note
	294. Harrison Bader CF - MIN

Ryan Bliss Note
	295. Ryan Bliss 2B - SEA

Trey Sweeney Note
	296. Trey Sweeney SS - DET

Tyler Freeman Note
	297. Tyler Freeman CF - COL

Enrique Hernandez Note
	298. Enrique Hernandez 3B - LAD

Kyle Isbel Note
	299. Kyle Isbel CF - KC

Gavin Sheets Note
	300. Gavin Sheets 1B,RF,DH - SD

Chandler Simpson Note
	301. Chandler Simpson LF,CF - TB

Jerar Encarnacion Note
	302. Jerar Encarnacion RF - SF

Mauricio Dubon Note
	303. Mauricio Dubon 1B,2B,LF,CF - HOU

Miguel Andujar Note
	304. Miguel Andujar LF - ATH

Jose Trevino Note
	305. Jose Trevino C - CIN

Luis Garcia Note
	306. Luis Garcia FA

Agustin Ramirez Note
	307. Agustin Ramirez C,1B - MIA

Jose Abreu Note
	308. Jose Abreu 1B - FA

Kyle Stowers Note
	309. Kyle Stowers LF - MIA

Alek Thomas Note
	310. Alek Thomas CF - ARI

Tirso Ornelas Note
	311. Tirso Ornelas LF - SD

Justin Turner Note
	312. Justin Turner 1B,DH - CHC

Jarred Kelenic Note
	313. Jarred Kelenic LF,CF - ATL

Yoan Moncada Note
	314. Yoan Moncada 3B - LAA

Oswaldo Cabrera Note
	315. Oswaldo Cabrera 3B - NYY

Will Wagner Note
	316. Will Wagner 2B - TOR

Gio Urshela Note
	317. Gio Urshela 3B - ATH

Max Muncy Note
	318. Max Muncy 2B,SS - ATH

Wenceel Perez Note
	319. Wenceel Perez CF,RF - DET

Jack Suwinski Note
	320. Jack Suwinski LF,CF,RF - PIT

Jose Tena Note
	321. Jose Tena 3B - WSH

Randal Grichuk Note
	322. Randal Grichuk RF,DH - ARI

Nick Martini Note
	323. Nick Martini DH - COL

Jace Jung Note
	324. Jace Jung 3B - DET

Jac Caglianone Note
	325. Jac Caglianone 1B - KC

David Fry Note
	326. David Fry C,1B,DH - CLE

Carson Kelly Note
	327. Carson Kelly C - CHC

Adrian Del Castillo Note
	328. Adrian Del Castillo C - ARI

Sean Bouchard Note
	329. Sean Bouchard LF,RF - COL

Zach Dezenzo Note
	330. Zach Dezenzo 1B - HOU

Nick Yorke Note
	331. Nick Yorke 2B - PIT

Oliver Dunn Note
	332. Oliver Dunn 3B - MIL

Brandon Drury Note
	333. Brandon Drury 2B - FA

Trey Mancini Note
	334. Trey Mancini 1B - ARI

Stuart Fairchild Note
	335. Stuart Fairchild CF,RF - CIN

Enmanuel Valdez Note
	336. Enmanuel Valdez 2B - PIT

Brendan Rodgers Note
	337. Brendan Rodgers 2B - HOU

Abraham Toro Note
	338. Abraham Toro 3B - BOS

Wilmer Flores Note
	339. Wilmer Flores 1B - SF

Keston Hiura Note
	340. Keston Hiura 2B - COL

Ryan Noda Note
	341. Ryan Noda 1B - LAA

Gary Sanchez Note
	342. Gary Sanchez C,DH - BAL

Korey Lee Note
	343. Korey Lee C - CWS

Darick Hall Note
	344. Darick Hall 1B - PIT

Manuel Margot Note
	345. Manuel Margot LF,CF,RF - DET

Luis Torrens Note
	346. Luis Torrens C - NYM

Nick Senzel Note
	347. Nick Senzel 3B - FA

Johan Rojas Note
	348. Johan Rojas CF - PHI

Garrett Hampson Note
	349. Garrett Hampson 2B,LF,CF - ARI

Marcelo Mayer Note
	350. Marcelo Mayer SS - BOS

Jordyn Adams Note
	351. Jordyn Adams CF,RF - BAL

Derek Hill Note
	352. Derek Hill LF,CF - MIA

Kyren Paris Note
	353. Kyren Paris 2B - LAA

Jiman Choi Note
	354. Jiman Choi 1B - FA

Nick Fortes Note
	355. Nick Fortes C - MIA

Vinny Capra Note
	356. Vinny Capra 2B,3B,SS - MIL

Tim Elko Note
	357. Tim Elko 1B - CWS

Josh Rojas Note
	358. Josh Rojas 3B - CWS

Henry Davis Note
	359. Henry Davis C - PIT

Taylor Trammell Note
	360. Taylor Trammell LF,CF,RF - HOU

Gavin Cross Note
	361. Gavin Cross RF - KC

Zach McKinstry Note
	362. Zach McKinstry 3B,SS - DET

Emmanuel Rivera Note
	363. Emmanuel Rivera 1B,3B - BAL

Colby Thomas Note
	364. Colby Thomas LF,RF - ATH

Tim Anderson Note
	365. Tim Anderson SS - LAA

Jahmai Jones Note
	366. Jahmai Jones RF - DET

Matt Mervis Note
	367. Matt Mervis DH - MIA

Nick Pratto Note
	368. Nick Pratto 1B - KC

Javier Sanoja Note
	369. Javier Sanoja SS,CF - MIA

Brice Matthews Note
	370. Brice Matthews 3B,SS - HOU

Gabriel Arias Note
	371. Gabriel Arias 3B,SS - CLE

Griffin Conine Note
	372. Griffin Conine LF,RF - MIA

Vaughn Grissom Note
	373. Vaughn Grissom 2B - BOS

Cavan Biggio Note
	374. Cavan Biggio 2B - KC

Weston Wilson Note
	375. Weston Wilson LF - PHI

Mickey Moniak Note
	376. Mickey Moniak CF - COL

Wade Meckler Note
	377. Wade Meckler CF - SF

Jesus Made Note
	378. Jesus Made SS - MIL

Elehuris Montero Note
	379. Elehuris Montero 1B - FA

Marco Luciano Note
	380. Marco Luciano 2B,SS - SF

Nate Eaton Note
	381. Nate Eaton 3B,LF - BOS

Liam Hicks Note
	382. Liam Hicks C - MIA

Chase Meidroth Note
	383. Chase Meidroth 3B,SS - CWS

Leo Jimenez Note
	384. Leo Jimenez 2B,SS - TOR

Matthew Lugo Note
	385. Matthew Lugo LF - LAA

Ben Gamel Note
	386. Ben Gamel LF,RF - DET

Ronny Mauricio Note
	387. Ronny Mauricio 2B - NYM

Luken Baker Note
	388. Luken Baker DH - STL

Nathan Lukes Note
	389. Nathan Lukes LF,RF - TOR

Andre Lipcius Note
	390. Andre Lipcius 1B - CWS

Alex Call Note
	391. Alex Call RF - WSH

Jhostynxon Garcia Note
	392. Jhostynxon Garcia BOS

Cooper Bowman Note
	393. Cooper Bowman 2B,CF - ATH

Chase DeLauter Note
	394. Chase DeLauter CF,RF - CLE

Otto Kemp Note
	395. Otto Kemp 2B,3B - PHI

Gabriel Rincones Note
	396. Gabriel Rincones PHI

Alex Jackson Note
	397. Alex Jackson C - NYY

Grant McCray Note
	398. Grant McCray CF - SF

JJ Wetherholt Note
	399. JJ Wetherholt SS - STL

Nick Allen Note
	400. Nick Allen SS - ATL

Victor Caratini Note
	401. Victor Caratini C - HOU

Pedro Pages Note
	402. Pedro Pages C - STL

Jason Delay Note
	403. Jason Delay C - PIT

Kyle Farmer Note
	404. Kyle Farmer 2B,3B - COL

Matt Koperniak Note
	405. Matt Koperniak LF,CF,RF - STL

Justin Crawford Note
	406. Justin Crawford CF - PHI

Eddie Rosario Note
	407. Eddie Rosario LF,RF - LAD

Casey Schmitt Note
	408. Casey Schmitt 2B,SS - SF

Jose Fermin Note
	409. Jose Fermin 3B - STL

Jakob Marsee Note
	410. Jakob Marsee CF - MIA

Blaine Crim Note
	411. Blaine Crim TEX

Nasim Nunez Note
	412. Nasim Nunez SS - WSH

Austin Slater Note
	413. Austin Slater LF,RF - CWS

Edmundo Sosa Note
	414. Edmundo Sosa 2B,3B,SS - PHI

Garrett Stubbs Note
	415. Garrett Stubbs C - PHI

Colson Montgomery Note
	416. Colson Montgomery SS - CWS

Hunter Feduccia Note
	417. Hunter Feduccia C - LAD

Adalberto Mondesi Note
	418. Adalberto Mondesi SS - FA

Edgar Quero Note
	419. Edgar Quero C - CWS

Jake Mangum Note
	420. Jake Mangum LF,CF - TB

Nick Kurtz Note
	421. Nick Kurtz 1B - ATH

Jared Serna Note
	422. Jared Serna SS - MIA

Tom Murphy Note
	423. Tom Murphy C - SF

Esteury Ruiz Note
	424. Esteury Ruiz LF,CF - ATH

Graham Pauley Note
	425. Graham Pauley 3B - MIA

Eli White Note
	426. Eli White LF,RF - ATL

Cody Thomas Note
	427. Cody Thomas RF - FA

Bobby Dalbec Note
	428. Bobby Dalbec 1B,3B - CWS

Riley Adams Note
	429. Riley Adams C - WSH

Austin Hedges Note
	430. Austin Hedges C - CLE

Austin Shenton Note
	431. Austin Shenton 1B - SEA

Richie Palacios Note
	432. Richie Palacios 2B,LF,RF - TB

Orelvis Martinez Note
	433. Orelvis Martinez 2B,3B - TOR

Trayce Thompson Note
	434. Trayce Thompson CF,RF - BOS

Alexander Canario Note
	435. Alexander Canario LF,RF - NYM

Kyle Teel Note
	436. Kyle Teel C - CWS

Everson Pereira Note
	437. Everson Pereira CF,RF - NYY

Christian Vazquez Note
	438. Christian Vazquez C - MIN

Brock Wilken Note
	439. Brock Wilken 3B - MIL

JoJo Blackmon Note
	440. JoJo Blackmon FA

Javier Baez Note
	441. Javier Baez SS - DET

Yanquiel Fernandez Note
	442. Yanquiel Fernandez RF - COL

Michael A. Taylor Note
	443. Michael A. Taylor CF - CWS

Denzel Clarke Note
	444. Denzel Clarke CF - ATH

Mark Canha Note
	445. Mark Canha 1B,LF,DH - KC

Tyler Heineman Note
	446. Tyler Heineman C - TOR

Jason Heyward Note
	447. Jason Heyward RF - SD

Luis Matos Note
	448. Luis Matos CF,RF - SF

Jared Young Note
	449. Jared Young 3B,LF - NYM

Joey Wiemer Note
	450. Joey Wiemer LF - KC

Kyle McCann Note
	451. Kyle McCann C - ATH

Kody Clemens Note
	452. Kody Clemens 1B,3B - PHI

Alejandro Osuna Note
	453. Alejandro Osuna TEX

Luis Urias Note
	454. Luis Urias 3B - ATH

Dillon Dingler Note
	455. Dillon Dingler C - DET

Hao-Yu Lee Note
	456. Hao-Yu Lee 2B - DET

James Triantos Note
	457. James Triantos 2B - CHC

Trey Lipscomb Note
	458. Trey Lipscomb 3B - WSH

Ramon Urias Note
	459. Ramon Urias 3B - BAL

Austin Martin Note
	460. Austin Martin LF,CF - MIN

Amed Rosario Note
	461. Amed Rosario 2B,RF,DH - WSH

Tyrone Taylor Note
	462. Tyrone Taylor LF,CF,RF - NYM

Tre' Morgan Note
	463. Tre' Morgan TB

James McCann Note
	464. James McCann C - ATL

Taylor Walls Note
	465. Taylor Walls SS - TB

Zach DeLoach Note
	466. Zach DeLoach LF,RF - CWS

Will Brennan Note
	467. Will Brennan RF - CLE

Harry Ford Note
	468. Harry Ford SEA

Yasmani Grandal Note
	469. Yasmani Grandal C - FA

Chadwick Tromp Note
	470. Chadwick Tromp C - ATL

Ramon Laureano Note
	471. Ramon Laureano LF,RF - BAL

Kevin Newman Note
	472. Kevin Newman 2B,SS - LAA

Dominic Smith Note
	473. Dominic Smith 1B - FA

Liover Peguero Note
	474. Liover Peguero 2B,SS - PIT

Connor Joe Note
	475. Connor Joe 1B,RF - SD

Nacho Alvarez Jr. Note
	476. Nacho Alvarez Jr. 2B - ATL

Richard Palacios Note
	477. Richard Palacios CLE

Carlos Narvaez Note
	478. Carlos Narvaez C - BOS

Enrique Bradfield Jr. Note
	479. Enrique Bradfield Jr. LF,CF - BAL

Myles Straw Note
	480. Myles Straw CF - TOR

Drew Romo Note
	481. Drew Romo C - COL

Joshua Palacios Note
	482. Joshua Palacios RF - PIT

Sebastian Walcott Note
	483. Sebastian Walcott 3B,SS - TEX

Eric Wagaman Note
	484. Eric Wagaman 3B - MIA

Brett Wisely Note
	485. Brett Wisely 2B,SS - SF

Jeferson Quero Note
	486. Jeferson Quero C - MIL

Max Schuemann Note
	487. Max Schuemann 3B,SS - ATH

Carlos Vargas Note
	488. Carlos Vargas FA

Andres Chaparro Note
	489. Andres Chaparro 1B,DH - WSH

Juan Yepez Note
	490. Juan Yepez 1B - WSH

Jared Triolo Note
	491. Jared Triolo 2B,3B - PIT

Nicky Lopez Note
	492. Nicky Lopez 2B,SS - LAA

Carlos Rodriguez Note
	493. Carlos Rodriguez LF,CF,RF - ATL

Drew Gilbert Note
	494. Drew Gilbert CF - NYM

Carson Williams Note
	495. Carson Williams SS - TB

Davis Schneider Note
	496. Davis Schneider 2B,LF - TOR

Austin Barnes Note
	497. Austin Barnes C - LAD

Luis Gonzalez Note
	498. Luis Gonzalez LF,RF - FA

J.C. Escarra Note
	499. J.C. Escarra C,1B - NYY

Dane Myers Note
	500. Dane Myers CF,RF - MIA

Rowdy Tellez Note
	501. Rowdy Tellez 1B - SEA

Daniel Schneemann Note
	502. Daniel Schneemann SS,CF - CLE

Joey Gallo Note
	503. Joey Gallo 1B - FA

Dairon Blanco Note
	504. Dairon Blanco LF,RF - KC

Ben Rortvedt Note
	505. Ben Rortvedt C - TB

Jett Williams Note
	506. Jett Williams SS - NYM

Donovan Solano Note
	507. Donovan Solano 1B,3B,DH - SEA

Rece Hinds Note
	508. Rece Hinds HS

Emmanuel Rodriguez Note
	509. Emmanuel Rodriguez CF - MIN

Jake Bauers Note
	510. Jake Bauers 1B - MIL

Alex Freeland Note
	511. Alex Freeland SS - LAD

Joey Loperfido Note
	512. Joey Loperfido LF,CF - TOR

Oswald Peraza Note
	513. Oswald Peraza SS - NYY

Rob Refsnyder Note
	514. Rob Refsnyder LF,RF - BOS

Gage Workman Note
	515. Gage Workman 3B,SS - CHC

Aaron Schunk Note
	516. Aaron Schunk 2B,3B - COL

Jacob Melton Note
	517. Jacob Melton CF,RF - HOU

Stone Garrett Note
	518. Stone Garrett LF,RF - WSH

Eric Haase Note
	519. Eric Haase C - MIL

Payton Eeles Note
	520. Payton Eeles MIN

Ryan Johnson Note
	521. Ryan Johnson HOU

Robert Hassell III Note
	522. Robert Hassell III CF,RF - WSH

Juan Brito Note
	523. Juan Brito 1B,2B,3B - CLE

Eloy Jimenez Note
	524. Eloy Jimenez DH - TB

Luke Keaschall Note
	525. Luke Keaschall 2B - MIN

Darell Hernaiz Note
	526. Darell Hernaiz 3B,SS - ATH

Chris Taylor Note
	527. Chris Taylor 2B,3B,LF - LAD

DJ LeMahieu Note
	528. DJ LeMahieu 1B,3B - NYY

Blaze Alexander Note
	529. Blaze Alexander 2B,SS - ARI

Blake Perkins Note
	530. Blake Perkins CF - MIL

Rafael Marchan Note
	531. Rafael Marchan C - PHI

Angel Martinez Note
	532. Angel Martinez LF,CF - CLE

Adael Amador Note
	533. Adael Amador 2B - COL

Cole Young Note
	534. Cole Young 2B,SS - SEA

Jose Iglesias Note
	535. Jose Iglesias 2B,3B - SD

Jon Singleton Note
	536. Jon Singleton 1B - FA

Walker Jenkins Note
	537. Walker Jenkins CF - MIN

Bryce Eldridge Note
	538. Bryce Eldridge 1B - SF

Thomas Saggese Note
	539. Thomas Saggese 2B - STL

Addison Barger Note
	540. Addison Barger 3B,RF - TOR

Jonatan Clase Note
	541. Jonatan Clase LF,CF - TOR

Dylan Carlson Note
	542. Dylan Carlson LF,CF,RF - BAL

Jorge Mateo Note
	543. Jorge Mateo 2B - BAL

Travis Bazzana Note
	544. Travis Bazzana 2B - CLE

Santiago Espinal Note
	545. Santiago Espinal 2B,3B - CIN

Whit Merrifield Note
	546. Whit Merrifield 2B,LF - FA

Sam Hilliard Note
	547. Sam Hilliard LF,CF - COL

Shay Whitcomb Note
	548. Shay Whitcomb 3B - HOU

Trent Grisham Note
	549. Trent Grisham CF - NYY

Charlie Condon Note
	550. Charlie Condon LF - COL

Miguel Rojas Note
	551. Miguel Rojas SS - LAD

Samuel Basallo Note
	552. Samuel Basallo C,1B - BAL

Matt Thaiss Note
	553. Matt Thaiss C - CWS

Brooks Baldwin Note
	554. Brooks Baldwin 2B,SS - CWS

Will Benson Note
	555. Will Benson LF,CF,RF - CIN

Tyler Locklear Note
	556. Tyler Locklear 1B - SEA

Justyn-Henry Malloy Note
	557. Justyn-Henry Malloy LF,DH - DET

Anthony Rendon Note
	558. Anthony Rendon 3B - LAA

Brady House Note
	559. Brady House 3B - WSH

Romy Gonzalez Note
	560. Romy Gonzalez 1B,2B,SS - BOS

Adam Frazier Note
	561. Adam Frazier 2B,RF - PIT

Greg Bird Note
	562. Greg Bird 1B - FA

Bryan Ramos Note
	563. Bryan Ramos 3B - CWS

Christian Bethancourt Note
	564. Christian Bethancourt C - TOR

Ezequiel Duran Note
	565. Ezequiel Duran 3B - TEX

Billy Cook Note
	566. Billy Cook 1B,CF,RF - PIT

Eguy Rosario Note
	567. Eguy Rosario 3B - SD

Spencer Jones Note
	568. Spencer Jones CF - NYY

Kevin Alcantara Note
	569. Kevin Alcantara CF - CHC

Johnathan Rodriguez Note
	570. Johnathan Rodriguez RF - CLE

Owen Caissie Note
	571. Owen Caissie LF,RF - CHC

Andy Ibanez Note
	572. Andy Ibanez 2B - DET

Michael Siani Note
	573. Michael Siani CF - STL

Scott Kingery Note
	574. Scott Kingery SS - LAA

Vidal Brujan Note
	575. Vidal Brujan 2B,SS - CHC

Jose Herrera Note
	576. Jose Herrera C - ARI

Martin Maldonado Note
	577. Martin Maldonado C - SD

Oscar Colas Note
	578. Oscar Colas CF,RF - CWS

Jhonny Pereda Note
	579. Jhonny Pereda C - ATH

Moises Ballesteros Note
	580. Moises Ballesteros C - CHC

Drew Millas Note
	581. Drew Millas C - WSH

Sam Huff Note
	582. Sam Huff C - SF

Mitch Haniger Note
	583. Mitch Haniger RF,DH - FA

Tomas Nido Note
	584. Tomas Nido C - DET

Luke Maile Note
	585. Luke Maile C - FA

Yan Gomes Note
	586. Yan Gomes C - FA

Austin Wynns Note
	587. Austin Wynns C - CIN

Yuli Gurriel Note
	588. Yuli Gurriel 1B - SD

Curt Casali Note
	589. Curt Casali C - FA

Blake Sabol Note
	590. Blake Sabol C - BOS

David Peralta Note
	591. David Peralta RF - FA

Logan Driscoll Note
	592. Logan Driscoll C - TB

Seby Zavala Note
	593. Seby Zavala C - BOS

Hayden Senger Note
	594. Hayden Senger C - NYM

Rene Pinto Note
	595. Rene Pinto C - ARI

Omar Narvaez Note
	596. Omar Narvaez C - FA

Adam Duvall Note
	597. Adam Duvall LF,RF - FA

Max Stassi Note
	598. Max Stassi C - SF

Reese McGuire Note
	599. Reese McGuire C - CHC

Max Acosta Note
	600. Max Acosta 2B,SS - MIA

Jakson Reetz Note
	601. Jakson Reetz C - NYM

Drew Avans Note
	602. Drew Avans ATH

Brett Sullivan Note
	603. Brett Sullivan C,1B - SD

Blake Dunn Note
	604. Blake Dunn LF - CIN

Jacob Hurtubise Note
	605. Jacob Hurtubise LF - CIN

Ali Sanchez Note
	606. Ali Sanchez C - TOR

Diego Cartaya Note
	607. Diego Cartaya C - MIN

Joe Mack Note
	608. Joe Mack C - MIA

J.D. Davis Note
	609. J.D. Davis 1B,3B - LAA

Jimmy Crooks III Note
	610. Jimmy Crooks III C - STL

Jacob Amaya Note
	611. Jacob Amaya SS - CWS

Cesar Salazar Note
	612. Cesar Salazar C - HOU

Chuckie Robinson Note
	613. Chuckie Robinson C - LAA

Brian O'Keefe Note
	614. Brian O'Keefe C - KC

Blake Hunt Note
	615. Blake Hunt C - SEA

Jair Camargo Note
	616. Jair Camargo C - MIN

Tucker Barnhart Note
	617. Tucker Barnhart C - TEX

Brian Serven Note
	618. Brian Serven C - DET

Luca Tresh Note
	619. Luca Tresh C - KC

Dom Nunez Note
	620. Dom Nunez C - CLE

David Banuelos Note
	621. David Banuelos C - BAL

Aramis Garcia Note
	622. Aramis Garcia C - ARI

Kevin Pillar Note
	623. Kevin Pillar CF - TEX

Sandy Leon Note
	624. Sandy Leon C - ATL

Brandon Lockridge Note
	625. Brandon Lockridge LF - SD

DJ Stewart Note
	626. DJ Stewart RF,DH - PIT

Joe Hudson Note
	627. Joe Hudson C - HOU

Nick Loftin Note
	628. Nick Loftin 2B,3B - KC

Drew Waters Note
	629. Drew Waters CF - KC

Isaac Collins Note
	630. Isaac Collins LF - MIL

Dylan Beavers Note
	631. Dylan Beavers CF,RF - BAL

Pedro Leon Note
	632. Pedro Leon RF - HOU

Victor Mesa Jr. Note
	633. Victor Mesa Jr. LF - MIA

Nelson Velazquez Note
	634. Nelson Velazquez DH - KC

Leodalis De Vries Note
	635. Leodalis De Vries SS - SD

DaShawn Keirsey Note
	636. DaShawn Keirsey CF - MIN

Andruw Monasterio Note
	637. Andruw Monasterio 2B,3B - MIL

Rece Hinds Note
	638. Rece Hinds RF - CIN

Ildemaro Vargas Note
	639. Ildemaro Vargas 2B,3B - ARI

Cooper Hummel Note
	640. Cooper Hummel 1B,LF - HOU

Max Clark Note
	641. Max Clark CF - DET

Ethan Salas Note
	642. Ethan Salas C - SD

Ji Hwan Bae Note
	643. Ji Hwan Bae CF,RF - PIT

Robbie Grossman Note
	644. Robbie Grossman LF,RF,DH - FA

Aledmys Diaz Note
	645. Aledmys Diaz 1B,SS - FA

Dominic Canzone Note
	646. Dominic Canzone LF,RF - SEA

Tyler Wade Note
	647. Tyler Wade 3B - SD

Travis Jankowski Note
	648. Travis Jankowski LF,RF,DH - CWS

Corey Julks Note
	649. Corey Julks LF,RF - CWS

Luis Guillorme Note
	650. Luis Guillorme 2B - FA

Dominic Fletcher Note
	651. Dominic Fletcher CF,RF - CWS

Matt Carpenter Note
	652. Matt Carpenter DH - FA

Lazaro Montes Note
	653. Lazaro Montes RF - SEA

Daz Cameron Note
	654. Daz Cameron LF,RF - BAL

Alika Williams Note
	655. Alika Williams 2B,SS - PIT

Gustavo Campero Note
	656. Gustavo Campero RF - LAA

Nick Ahmed Note
	657. Nick Ahmed SS - FA

Nick Gordon Note
	658. Nick Gordon LF - BAL

Joey Wendle Note
	659. Joey Wendle 2B,3B - FA

David Villar Note
	660. David Villar 1B - SF

Cooper Pratt Note
	661. Cooper Pratt MIL

Dustin Harris Note
	662. Dustin Harris LF,CF - TEX

Luke Williams Note
	663. Luke Williams 2B - ATL

Miles Mastrobuoni Note
	664. Miles Mastrobuoni 3B - SEA

Jordan Diaz Note
	665. Jordan Diaz 2B - FA

Darren Baker Note
	666. Darren Baker 2B,LF - WSH

Troy Johnston Note
	667. Troy Johnston MIA

Grant Lavigne Note
	668. Grant Lavigne 1B - FA

Nick Maton Note
	669. Nick Maton 3B,SS - CWS

Tim Tawa Note
	670. Tim Tawa 1B,2B - ARI

Cal Stevenson Note
	671. Cal Stevenson CF - PHI

Justin Foscue Note
	672. Justin Foscue DH - TEX

Greg Jones Note
	673. Greg Jones CF - CWS

RJ Schreck Note
	674. RJ Schreck TOR

Jorbit Vivas Note
	675. Jorbit Vivas 2B,3B - NYY

Osleivis Basabe Note
	676. Osleivis Basabe SS - SF

Garrett Cooper Note
	677. Garrett Cooper 1B - ATL

Michael Stefanic Note
	678. Michael Stefanic 2B - TOR

Adam Kennedy Note
	679. Adam Kennedy 3B - FA

Nick Sogard Note
	680. Nick Sogard 2B,SS - BOS

Christian Cairo Note
	681. Christian Cairo 2B,3B,SS - CLE

Tyler Callihan Note
	682. Tyler Callihan 2B - CIN

Mason McCoy Note
	683. Mason McCoy SS - SD

Ryan Kreidler Note
	684. Ryan Kreidler SS - DET

Matt Duffy Note
	685. Matt Duffy 2B,3B - FA

Kameron Misner Note
	686. Kameron Misner CF,RF - TB

Danny Mendick Note
	687. Danny Mendick 2B,3B - FA

Brett Harris Note
	688. Brett Harris 3B - ATH

Oscar Gonzalez Note
	689. Oscar Gonzalez RF - SD

Zach Remillard Note
	690. Zach Remillard 2B - FA

Livan Soto Note
	691. Livan Soto 2B,3B - BAL

Jesus Bastidas Note
	692. Jesus Bastidas HOU

Braden Shewmake Note
	693. Braden Shewmake 3B,SS - NYY

Michael Helman Note
	694. Michael Helman SS,CF - STL

Coco Montes Note
	695. Coco Montes 2B - TB

Miguel Sano Note
	696. Miguel Sano 3B - FA

Tony Kemp Note
	697. Tony Kemp 2B - FA

Tyler Gentry Note
	698. Tyler Gentry RF - KC

Luis Vazquez Note
	699. Luis Vazquez 3B,SS - BAL

Donovan Walton Note
	700. Donovan Walton 2B - NYM

Eddys Leonard Note
	701. Eddys Leonard 2B,SS - DET

Jack Lopez Note
	702. Jack Lopez 2B,SS - SEA

Kolten Wong Note
	703. Kolten Wong 2B - FA

Jorge Barrosa Note
	704. Jorge Barrosa CF - ARI

Jace Peterson Note
	705. Jace Peterson 2B,SS - FA

Steward Berroa Note
	706. Steward Berroa RF - TOR

Mickey Gasper Note
	707. Mickey Gasper 2B - MIN

David Hensley Note
	708. David Hensley RF - DET

Edward Olivares Note
	709. Edward Olivares RF - FA

Samad Taylor Note
	710. Samad Taylor 2B,SS,LF,CF,RF - SEA

Jason Vosler Note
	711. Jason Vosler 1B - FA

Grae Kessinger Note
	712. Grae Kessinger 2B,3B - ARI

Akil Baddoo Note
	713. Akil Baddoo LF - DET

Niko Kavadas Note
	714. Niko Kavadas DH - LAA

Yunior Severino Note
	715. Yunior Severino 1B - MIN

Bligh Madris Note
	716. Bligh Madris 1B - DET

Jonathan Ornelas Note
	717. Jonathan Ornelas 3B,SS - TEX

Patrick Wisdom Note
	718. Patrick Wisdom 1B - FA

Logan Davidson Note
	719. Logan Davidson 3B,LF - ATH

Ryan Vilade Note
	720. Ryan Vilade LF,RF - STL

Cal Mitchell Note
	721. Cal Mitchell LF,RF - CWS

Bryce Johnson Note
	722. Bryce Johnson CF - PIT

David Bote Note
	723. David Bote 3B - LAD

Brewer Hicklen Note
	724. Brewer Hicklen RF - MIL

Petey Halpin Note
	725. Petey Halpin CF - CLE

George Valera Note
	726. George Valera LF,RF - CLE

Vimael Machin Note
	727. Vimael Machin 3B - BAL

Mike Brosseau Note
	728. Mike Brosseau 1B - SD

CJ Alexander Note
	729. CJ Alexander 1B - ATH

Luke Ritter Note
	730. Luke Ritter 1B,2B,3B,LF - NYM

Charles Leblanc Note
	731. Charles Leblanc 2B,3B - ATL

Nick Madrigal Note
	732. Nick Madrigal 2B,3B - NYM

Jonathon Long Note
	733. Jonathon Long CHC

Albert Almora Jr. Note
	734. Albert Almora Jr. LF,CF,RF - MIA

Luis De Los Santos Note
	735. Luis De Los Santos 3B - NYM

Willie Calhoun Note
	736. Willie Calhoun DH - FA

Billy Hamilton Note
	737. Billy Hamilton CF - FA

C.J. Cron Note
	738. C.J. Cron 1B - FA

Tristan Gray Note
	739. Tristan Gray 1B,3B - CWS

Cade Marlowe Note
	740. Cade Marlowe CF,RF - SEA

Armando Alvarez Note
	741. Armando Alvarez 1B,3B - MIN

Quincy Hamilton Note
	742. Quincy Hamilton LF,CF,RF - HOU

Trenton Brooks Note
	743. Trenton Brooks 1B - SD

Brandon Belt Note
	744. Brandon Belt 1B - FA

Joey Meneses Note
	745. Joey Meneses 1B,DH - NYM

Sammy Siani Note
	746. Sammy Siani LF,CF,RF - PIT

Eduardo Escobar Note
	747. Eduardo Escobar 2B,3B - FA

Aaron Hicks Note
	748. Aaron Hicks RF - FA

Jean Segura Note
	749. Jean Segura 2B - FA

Kenedy Corona Note
	750. Kenedy Corona CF,RF - HOU

Chad Wallach Note
	751. Chad Wallach C - TEX

Andrew Knizner Note
	752. Andrew Knizner C - WSH

Duke Ellis Note
	753. Duke Ellis LF,CF - NYY

Forrest Wall Note
	754. Forrest Wall LF - SD

Tyler Nevin Note
	755. Tyler Nevin 1B,3B - FA

Gilberto Celestino Note
	756. Gilberto Celestino LF,CF - NYM

Mike Moustakas Note
	757. Mike Moustakas 1B,3B - FA

Harold Castro Note
	758. Harold Castro 2B - KC

Brian Anderson Note
	759. Brian Anderson 1B,3B - FA

Avisail Garcia Note
	760. Avisail Garcia RF - FA

Cristian Pache Note
	761. Cristian Pache CF - ARI

Niko Goodrum Note
	762. Niko Goodrum SS - SD

Levi Jordan Note
	763. Levi Jordan 2B - CIN

Christian Koss Note
	764. Christian Koss SS - SF

Alejo Lopez Note
	765. Alejo Lopez 2B,3B - ATH

Cesar Salazar Note
	766. Cesar Salazar FA

Phil Clarke Note
	767. Phil Clarke C - TOR

Daniel Vogelbach Note
	768. Daniel Vogelbach DH - FA

Ben Cowles Note
	769. Ben Cowles CHC

Jake Cave Note
	770. Jake Cave LF,RF - FA