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Fantasy Baseball Player Notes

2021 Fantasy Baseball Draft Notes

Position

Team

Trevor Story Note
	8. Trevor Story SS Story had his usual stellar year in 2020, putting up strong overall numbers and offering a rare power and speed combination. As usual, he greatly outperformed his expected statistics, but that's been the norm for Story throughout his career and isn't all that unexpected since he plays in Colorado. Story is entering his walk year, so the chances of a trade, which would diminish his value, remain a possibility. But there are few safer players in the game as of this moment, and he's a locked-in first round pick. The only question surrounding Story is whether he or Trea Turner should be the first shortstop selected in drafts. 36 weeks ago

Freddie Freeman Note
	10. Freddie Freeman 1B Although there were questions about Freeman's 2020 season because of his battle with COVID-19 prior to the season, those questions were answered and then some with his MVP season. The statcast leaderboard is littered with Freeman's name, as he ranked in the top nine percent of the league in barrel rate, average exit velocity, expected batting average, expected slugging percentage, wOBA, xwOBA, xwOBAcon, hard hit percentage, strikeout percentage, and walk percentage. Freeman likely won't reach double digits in steals, but that is about the only negative thing you can say about his fantasy outlook. He's as safe as they come in the other four hitting categories, and comes with next to no risk. He'll likely cost a borderline first round pick on draft day, but he is worth it. 36 weeks ago

Corey Seager Note
	18. Corey Seager SS 2020 was essentially a perfect season for Seager. More than a year removed from Tommy John surgery, he morphed into the player that most people expected him to be at this stage of his career. Seager increased his barrel rate from 7.3% to 15.8%, his average exit velocity from 88.8 MPH to 93.2 MPH, and his hard hit percentage from 38.2% to a remarkable 55.9%. Seager's 2020 season does not look fluky, but rather the product of a highly-touted prospect being fully recovered from injury and entering his prime. Seager may not reach the nearly 50-homers he was on pace to hit last year, but a 30-homer season with above a .300 average is well within reach. In other words, his performance over the shortened season is not one to write off. 36 weeks ago

Starling Marte Note
	29. Starling Marte CF Marte's getting a little old for a player to rely on for stolen bases, and although fantasy managers need to start lowering their expectations as he enters his age-32 season, there should be enough left in the tank for him to be productive. He ranked in the top 11% in sprint speed last year and was caught stealing just twice in 10 attempts. The quality of his contact declined fairly significantly, however, and considering he now plays in Miami, anything more than 15 home runs should be considered gravy. But he'll likely continue to chip in for all five rotisserie categories and be an asset in both stolen bases and batting average, two difficult categories to fill. Again, temper expectations a bit against his historical production, but fantasy managers can still draft him with confidence. 36 weeks ago

Javier Baez Note
	40. Javier Baez SS,2B Everything went wrong for Baez in 2020. His already high strikeout rate increased to 31.9%. His already low walk rated fell to an abysmal 3.0%. He swung less, made contact less, and did not hit the ball as hard as he used to. In the end, Baez earned every bit of his .203 batting average and poor counting stats. But how much weight do you put into a 59-game stretch for a veteran like Baez, particularly when he complained that his inability to watch video between at-bats affected his overall performance. The answer is a little, but not all that much. Baez had a stellar three-year run as a reliable power-speed combination, and he'll be just 28 years old this season. The Cubs lineup won't be overly strong, but Baez should certainly put up numbers closer to his 2017-2019 totals than those he put up in 2020. 36 weeks ago

Michael Conforto Note
	42. Michael Conforto RF Conforto built on his excellent 2019 season by trading off a bit of power for some batting average. Fed by a significant increase in line drive rate that led to a .412 BABIP, Conforto batted a career best .322 last year. His xBA was just .284, so don't think that he suddenly morphed into a high average bat, but he did hit above .300 against every type of pitch last year, so it was certainly more than luck. Expect some regression to closer to his .259 mark, but he should hit around 30 homers with plenty of runs and RBI and even toss in a few steals. That makes him a worthwhile OF2 in mixed leagues. 36 weeks ago

Nelson Cruz Note
	43. Nelson Cruz DH If you ascribe to the "I'd rather jump off a year too early than too late" philosophy, then you probably haven't been drafting Cruz for the last several years. But if not, then you've not only drafted one of the most underrated fantasy bats in recent memory, but you're probably going to do so again this year. Cruz is back on a one-year deal with the Twins, and he's coming off another utterly dominant season. Fine, his strikeout rate rose again a bit, he didn't hit the ball quite as hard, and he's eligible at utility only. But other than the fact that he will be 41 years old this season, there's nothing in his profile that should cause you to expect significant decline. Prepare to be having the same debate next year, after Crus puts up another 35-homer season this year. 36 weeks ago

Nick Castellanos Note
	45. Nick Castellanos RF Castellanos hit for plenty of power last season with the Reds, but it was far from the full breakout season many expected. His strikeout rate jumped to 28.5%, his batting average cratered to a career-low .225, and his wOBA was his worst mark since 2015. But Castellanos was also the victim of some pretty terrible luck, given that he had an expected batting average of .273 and a strong 46.7% hard-hit rate. With a full year in Great American Ballpark, Castellanos should fully live up to the hype he had coming into the 2020 season if he can just have even normal luck. Draft him with confidence as a likely strong four-category contributor. 36 weeks ago

Anthony Rizzo Note
	52. Anthony Rizzo 1B Rizzo's average dropped to just .222 last year and his counting stats waned, though the latter failing was much more due to the lack of production from the rest of the Cubs lineup. His walk and strikeout rates, however, stayed mostly in line, and his BABIP was an artificially low .218 (career mark of .289), which is partly why there was such a gap between his xBA of .266 and his actual batting average. With that said, Rizzo didn't hit the ball nearly as hard last year, as he saw career worsts in average exit velocity and hard hit rate. He likely won't ever be the player he was at his peak, but there's still plenty in his bat that can help fantasy managers, including the handful of steals he will throw in each year. He's a starting-caliber first baseman still, without question, and he'll go at a discount because of last year's numbers. 36 weeks ago

Eddie Rosario Note
	60. Eddie Rosario LF Rosario stays in the AL Central, signing a one-year deal with the Indians after a successful tenure with the Twins. He's established a fairly reliable power baseline at this point, and he usually offers some batting average to go with it. Last year, however, his batting average dipped to just .257, in part because he became much more passive (8.2% walk rate, 51.2% Swing%, both far out of character for his career). The bigger issue was that Rosario largely cut down on his swing percentage on pitches in the strike zone, but continued to swing at pitches out of the zone at a 41.2% clip. That likely explains his lower than usual average exit velocity and barrel rate, and it's something that's easily correctable if he just goes back to his previous approach. At the very least, Rosario should chip in 25 home runs at least, while helping out in runs and RBI, and he's a fine third outfielder in mixed leagues. 36 weeks ago

Carlos Correa Note
	66. Carlos Correa SS There's still plenty of upside with Correa, as he showed when he hit 21 home runs and drove in 59 runs in just 75 games in 2019 and went on a postseason tear last year. But he's also one of the bigger injury risks in the game, given that he hasn't topped 109 games played since 2016. The steal potential that he showed early in his career is gone after he struggled with back issues, as he hasn't stolen more than three bases in any of his last four seasons. That leaves Correa as someone who will likely contribute, but not excel, in four areas. With his upside, there's still a lot to like about his fantasy outlook. But realistically, with a different name on the back of his jersey, he'd probably go several picks later than he does. 36 weeks ago

Kris Bryant Note
	67. Kris Bryant 3B,LF,RF,1B,CF Bryant had a terrible 2020 season, but it seems like fantasy managers are forgetting how consistent he's been. Over the last four seasons, he has a 162-game pace of a .278 average, 29 home runs, 112 run scored, 80 RBI, and five steals. His quality of contact was awful last season, but hard contact has never really been his calling card anyway, and he battled back and wrist injuries. Bryant doesn't deserve a mulligan entirely for last season, but give it minimal weight in your evaluation. 36 weeks ago

Tommy Pham Note
	68. Tommy Pham LF,DH,CF Pham had a terrible 2020 season, during which he slashed .211/.312/.312 and hit just three home runs. A broken hamate bone limited him to just 31 games, and to make matters worse, he was stabbed in the lower back during an altercation in the offseason. But even entering his age-33 season, there are reasons to be optimistic about his 2021 outlook. Pham had averaged roughly 22 home runs and 22 steals with a .284 batting average the three years prior to last, and he had the highest hard-hit rate of his career in 2020. Indeed, his expected batting average of .266 was 55 points higher than his actual average. There's reason to expect Pham to return to his 20-20 ways if he can remain healthy, and batting in a loaded Padres lineup, he should add plenty of counting stats. 36 weeks ago

Jorge Soler Note
	79. Jorge Soler DH,RF Soler's injury-shortened 2020 season didn't live up to his massive 2019 campaign, but he did show that a lot of his gains were legitimate. Yes, it was more of a 30-homer pace, but his barrel rate, average exit velocity, and hard hit rate were all elite, as they were the prior year. Soler struck out way too much (34.5% of the time), and if he can't fix that, then his average will suffer as it did last year. But, his walk rate remains high and the power is going to be there with how hard he hits the ball. He's a source of cheap power you can grab later than other similarly-profiled bats going several rounds earlier. 36 weeks ago

Andrew McCutchen Note
	104. Andrew McCutchen LF,DH McCutchen returned from his torn ACL and put up a decent season, hitting 10 home runs and stealing four bases in 57 games. If you watched him play, you could see he wasn't 100% himself, and his sprint speed dropped to just 27.4 ft/s, by far a career low. But he looks and reportedly feels healthier this spring, and will lead off again for the Phillies. Expect 20-plus homers, close to double-digit steals, and plenty of runs scored. And because he's an aging veteran, expect him to be a value on draft day. 36 weeks ago

Kyle Schwarber Note
	109. Kyle Schwarber LF,DH,1B Schwarber gave back many of his 2019 gains last year, seeing a rise in strikeout rate (29.5%) and his batting average dropping to an abysmal .188. But Schwarber's season was far from linear: over the first half of the season, he slashed .230/.343/.448, but those numbers dropped to .154/.279/.346 over the second half. At the same time, he continued to hit the ball extremely hard, with a 92.8 MPH average exit velocity, which was top 5% in the league. Given his consistently hard contact, the better course of action seems to forgive Schwarber for what amounted to an extremely poor 24-game stretch to close out the season. Now batting in the middle of the Nationals lineup with a fresh start and entering his age-28 season, Schwarber should rebound to somewhere between his 2018 and 2019 numbers. 36 weeks ago

Clint Frazier Note
	113. Clint Frazier RF,LF There's little reason to doubt Frazier's ability to contribute from a fantasy perspective at this point. Over the last two seasons, he has a 162-game pace of a .267 average, 30 home runs, 83 runs scored, 96 RBI, and 6 steals. He upped his walk rate significantly in 2020 (15.6%, top seven percent in the league) and hits the ball hard consistently. The only issue for Frazier is his playing time with Giancarlo Stanton healthy and Brett Gardner back in the fold. But Frazier has done enough to hold the left field job and, regardless, Stanton, Aaron Judge, and Aaron Hicks are not the product of health. Draft Frazier as a starting outfielder and don't worry about the playing time. 36 weeks ago

Kyle Seager Note
	128. Kyle Seager 3B,DH

Sean Murphy Note
	139. Sean Murphy C Murphy has pretty quietly put together two quality seasons in a row, albeit in limited samples. Over his past 63 games, he's put up 11 home runs, 35 runs scored, and 22 RBI, a pace that is more than respectable, even if it comes with a sub-par batting average. Murphy is dealing with a collapsed lung and may not be ready for the start of the season, but it doesn't sound like it will keep him out of action for long. He's a borderline starter in most mixed leagues, but he offers a decent floor if you miss our on more quality options. 36 weeks ago

Chris Taylor Note
	144. Chris Taylor 2B,SS,LF,CF,3B

Joc Pederson Note
	149. Joc Pederson LF,DH,RF,CF

Jonathan Villar Note
	161. Jonathan Villar 2B,SS,3B Villar's quality of contact dropped significantly last year, but given how out of character it was for his career, the decline can probably be written off to the small sample of the shortened season. But he was still one of the league leaders in stolen bases with 16 and he showed no hesitation about running whenever he got the chance. The bigger issue is that Villar won't have a regular role now that he's with the Mets, but instead will be a super-utility player. With that said, Villar's versatility should allow him to see a few starts each week, and he should see action as a defensive replacement and pinch runner. All that to say that Villar should tack on 15-20 steals over the course of the season, and therefore make a viable middle infield option despite his lack of a regular role. 36 weeks ago

Alex Dickerson Note
	163. Alex Dickerson LF

Buster Posey Note
	170. Buster Posey C Posey sat out the 2020 season due to the COVID-19 pandemic and concern for the health of his adopted daughters, but he returns this year for what is almost certainly his final season with the Giants and perhaps his career. Posey is in his age-34 season, ancient for a catcher, and he's coming off two seasons during which he totaled a .741 OPS and a .688 OPS in 2018 and 2019 respectively. But he's healthy and appears refreshed, and the changes to Oracle Park last year should work in his benefit now. He's outside the top-12 catchers, but you can get away with him in a one-catcher league in a pinch. 36 weeks ago

Adam Eaton Note
	176. Adam Eaton RF

Cesar Hernandez Note
	177. Cesar Hernandez 2B

Brandon Belt Note
	179. Brandon Belt 1B

Starlin Castro Note
	187. Starlin Castro 2B,3B

Corey Dickerson Note
	190. Corey Dickerson LF,CF

Wilson Ramos Note
	192. Wilson Ramos C,DH

Maikel Franco Note
	203. Maikel Franco 3B

Andrelton Simmons Note
	209. Andrelton Simmons SS

Yan Gomes Note
	221. Yan Gomes C

Donovan Solano Note
	222. Donovan Solano 2B

Gregory Polanco Note
	224. Gregory Polanco RF

Yasiel Puig Note
	233. Yasiel Puig RF

Kevin Pillar Note
	242. Kevin Pillar CF,RF,LF

JaCoby Jones Note
	248. JaCoby Jones CF

Mitch Moreland Note
	250. Mitch Moreland 1B,DH

Kurt Suzuki Note
	255. Kurt Suzuki C

Niko Goodrum Note
	262. Niko Goodrum 2B,SS

Khris Davis Note
	263. Khris Davis DH

Joshua Fuentes Note
	264. Joshua Fuentes 1B,3B

Freddy Galvis Note
	265. Freddy Galvis 2B,SS,3B

Nomar Mazara Note
	270. Nomar Mazara RF

Rougned Odor Note
	271. Rougned Odor 2B,3B

Chance Sisco Note
	274. Chance Sisco C

Hanser Alberto Note
	278. Hanser Alberto 2B,3B,SS

Roberto Perez Note
	279. Roberto Perez C

Dexter Fowler Note
	290. Dexter Fowler RF

Jay Bruce Note
	294. Jay Bruce LF,DH,1B

Ronald Guzman Note
	298. Ronald Guzman 1B

Matt Carpenter Note
	299. Matt Carpenter 3B,DH,2B,1B

Asdrubal Cabrera Note
	302. Asdrubal Cabrera 1B,3B,DH

Marwin Gonzalez Note
	303. Marwin Gonzalez 1B,2B,3B,SS,LF

Alex Avila Note
	306. Alex Avila C

Albert Pujols Note
	307. Albert Pujols 1B,DH

Travis Shaw Note
	308. Travis Shaw 1B,3B

Jake Bauers Note
	309. Jake Bauers LF,1B,RF

Leury Garcia Note
	310. Leury Garcia SS,LF,CF,RF,2B,3B

Mike Tauchman Note
	315. Mike Tauchman LF,RF,CF

Ender Inciarte Note
	317. Ender Inciarte CF

Edwin Encarnacion Note
	321. Edwin Encarnacion DH

Christin Stewart Note
	322. Christin Stewart LF

Stephen Vogt Note
	323. Stephen Vogt C

Rio Ruiz Note
	327. Rio Ruiz 3B,2B

Brett Gardner Note
	333. Brett Gardner LF,CF

Austin Romine Note
	337. Austin Romine C

Jake Marisnick Note
	339. Jake Marisnick CF,LF

Yolmer Sanchez Note
	341. Yolmer Sanchez 3B

Eric Sogard Note
	345. Eric Sogard 3B,2B,RP

Dee Strange-Gordon Note
	349. Dee Strange-Gordon 2B,LF

Odubel Herrera Note
	353. Odubel Herrera CF,LF

Aramis Garcia Note
	358. Aramis Garcia C

Andrew Knapp Note
	359. Andrew Knapp C

Jake Lamb Note
	360. Jake Lamb 1B,3B,LF

Tyler Flowers Note
	361. Tyler Flowers C

Danny Santana Note
	362. Danny Santana 1B,CF

Brad Miller Note
	364. Brad Miller 3B,DH,RF,2B,1B

Franklin Barreto Note
	370. Franklin Barreto 2B

Albert Almora Jr. Note
	371. Albert Almora Jr. CF

Josh Reddick Note
	373. Josh Reddick RF

Billy Hamilton Note
	375. Billy Hamilton CF,LF

Phillip Evans Note
	377. Phillip Evans 3B,LF,RF,1B

Pablo Sandoval Note
	379. Pablo Sandoval DH

Matt Wieters Note
	380. Matt Wieters C

Brian Goodwin Note
	382. Brian Goodwin LF,CF,RF

Josh Harrison Note
	385. Josh Harrison 2B,3B,LF

Ryan Braun Note
	386. Ryan Braun RF,DH

Cameron Maybin Note
	388. Cameron Maybin RF

Mike Freeman Note
	392. Mike Freeman 3B,SS

Jonathan Lucroy Note
	396. Jonathan Lucroy C

Dustin Fowler Note
	399. Dustin Fowler CF

Robinson Chirinos Note
	407. Robinson Chirinos C

Tim Lopes Note
	410. Tim Lopes LF,RF,DH

Tyler Heineman Note
	413. Tyler Heineman C

Erik Gonzalez Note
	415. Erik Gonzalez 3B,SS,1B

Jed Lowrie Note
	416. Jed Lowrie DH,2B

Yoenis Cespedes Note
	420. Yoenis Cespedes DH

Jose Marmolejos Note
	434. Jose Marmolejos LF,DH,1B

Rene Rivera Note
	437. Rene Rivera C

Tony Wolters Note
	443. Tony Wolters C

Willians Astudillo Note
	444. Willians Astudillo C,1B,3B

Jason Kipnis Note
	449. Jason Kipnis 2B

Joe Panik Note
	459. Joe Panik 2B,3B,SS

Pat Valaika Note
	464. Pat Valaika 1B,2B,SS

Shed Long Jr. Note
	466. Shed Long Jr. 2B,LF

Derek Fisher Note
	468. Derek Fisher RF

Jose Briceno Note
	474. Jose Briceno C

Beau Taylor Note
	480. Beau Taylor C

Meibrys Viloria Note
	481. Meibrys Viloria C

Ehire Adrianza Note
	487. Ehire Adrianza 3B,RF

Delino DeShields Note
	500. Delino DeShields CF

Jarrod Dyson Note
	502. Jarrod Dyson CF,RF,LF

Jedd Gyorko Note
	507. Jedd Gyorko 1B,3B

Jose Peraza Note
	508. Jose Peraza 2B

Steven Souza Jr. Note
	509. Steven Souza Jr. RF

Cristian Santana Note
	512. Cristian Santana 3B

Jose Martinez Note
	513. Jose Martinez DH

Mallex Smith Note
	521. Mallex Smith RF

Brock Holt Note
	526. Brock Holt 3B

Magneuris Sierra Note
	528. Magneuris Sierra CF,LF

Yairo Munoz Note
	532. Yairo Munoz LF

Matt Kemp Note
	534. Matt Kemp DH

Ryan Zimmerman Note
	542. Ryan Zimmerman 1B

Ryan McBroom Note
	544. Ryan McBroom 1B

Shin-Soo Choo Note
	545. Shin-Soo Choo LF,DH

Bryan Holaday Note
	547. Bryan Holaday C

Daniel Murphy Note
	548. Daniel Murphy 1B

Deivy Grullon Note
	549. Deivy Grullon C

Daniel Robertson Note
	550. Daniel Robertson CF

Anthony Bemboom Note
	551. Anthony Bemboom C

Daniel Robertson Note
	554. Daniel Robertson SS,3B

P.J. Higgins Note
	562. P.J. Higgins C

Chris Owings Note
	564. Chris Owings 2B

Drew Butera Note
	566. Drew Butera C

Brandon Drury Note
	570. Brandon Drury 3B

Justin Williams Note
	573. Justin Williams RF,LF

Logan Morrison Note
	574. Logan Morrison DH

Charlie Culberson Note
	577. Charlie Culberson 1B,3B

Bubba Starling Note
	580. Bubba Starling CF

Scooter Gennett Note
	582. Scooter Gennett 2B

Chris Herrmann Note
	584. Chris Herrmann C

Luke Maile Note
	587. Luke Maile C

Zack Cozart Note
	588. Zack Cozart 3B

Rob Brantly Note
	589. Rob Brantly C

Greg Bird Note
	590. Greg Bird 1B

Andrew Susac Note
	591. Andrew Susac C

Josh Phegley Note
	594. Josh Phegley DH

Joe Hudson Note
	598. Joe Hudson C

Ildemaro Vargas Note
	601. Ildemaro Vargas 2B,3B

John Hicks Note
	602. John Hicks C

Gerardo Parra Note
	605. Gerardo Parra RF,LF

Jose Lobaton Note
	609. Jose Lobaton C

Raudy Read Note
	610. Raudy Read C

Jeff Mathis Note
	611. Jeff Mathis C

Matt Joyce Note
	612. Matt Joyce LF,RF,DH

Juan Lagares Note
	613. Juan Lagares CF,LF,RF

Brian Navarreto Note
	614. Brian Navarreto C

Joseph Odom Note
	617. Joseph Odom C

Tim Federowicz Note
	619. Tim Federowicz C

Matt Adams Note
	623. Matt Adams DH

Neil Walker Note
	627. Neil Walker 2B

Trayce Thompson Note
	630. Trayce Thompson LF

Alex Blandino Note
	631. Alex Blandino 2B,1B

Tim Beckham Note
	638. Tim Beckham SS

Braden Bishop Note
	640. Braden Bishop RF

Robel Garcia Note
	646. Robel Garcia 2B,3B,SS

Keon Broxton Note
	649. Keon Broxton CF

Justin Bour Note
	650. Justin Bour 1B

Matt Duffy Note
	651. Matt Duffy 3B,2B

Hernan Perez Note
	652. Hernan Perez 1B

Jordy Mercer Note
	654. Jordy Mercer SS,2B,3B

Derek Dietrich Note
	657. Derek Dietrich DH

Greg Garcia Note
	660. Greg Garcia 2B,3B

Brian O'Grady Note
	661. Brian O'Grady CF,RF

Abraham Almonte Note
	663. Abraham Almonte LF

Erick Mejia Note
	664. Erick Mejia 3B

Josh Ockimey Note
	667. Josh Ockimey 1B

Travis Jankowski Note
	675. Travis Jankowski CF

Kyle Holder Note
	676. Kyle Holder SS

Austin Listi Note
	681. Austin Listi 1B

Ronald Torreyes Note
	682. Ronald Torreyes SS,3B,2B

Nicky Delmonico Note
	685. Nicky Delmonico RF

Troy Stokes Jr. Note
	688. Troy Stokes Jr. LF

JT Riddle Note
	691. JT Riddle 3B

Jorge Bonifacio Note
	692. Jorge Bonifacio LF,RF

Wilmer Difo Note
	699. Wilmer Difo 2B,3B

Nick Williams Note
	701. Nick Williams LF

Kevin Kramer Note
	702. Kevin Kramer LF

Mark Trumbo Note
	703. Mark Trumbo DH

Eduardo Nunez Note
	704. Eduardo Nunez RF

Stephen Wrenn Note
	709. Stephen Wrenn CF

Jon Jay Note
	711. Jon Jay RF

Sean Rodriguez Note
	712. Sean Rodriguez 2B

Sam Travis Note
	714. Sam Travis 1B

Socrates Brito Note
	717. Socrates Brito RF

Zach Green Note
	718. Zach Green 3B

Will Craig Note
	723. Will Craig 1B

Tyler White Note
	736. Tyler White 1B

Ian Miller Note
	737. Ian Miller CF

Domingo Leyba Note
	740. Domingo Leyba 2B,3B

Max Moroff Note
	742. Max Moroff 2B

Yasmany Tomas Note
	743. Yasmany Tomas DH

Rob Refsnyder Note
	746. Rob Refsnyder DH,CF,LF

Tzu-Wei Lin Note
	747. Tzu-Wei Lin SS

Scott Schebler Note
	751. Scott Schebler RF

Melky Cabrera Note
	752. Melky Cabrera RF

Eddy Alvarez Note
	754. Eddy Alvarez 2B,3B

Tomas Telis Note
	758. Tomas Telis C

Dylan Cozens Note
	760. Dylan Cozens DH

Cheslor Cuthbert Note
	761. Cheslor Cuthbert 3B

Ryan Goins Note
	762. Ryan Goins DH

Nick Tanielu Note
	763. Nick Tanielu 3B

Pedro Florimon Note
	764. Pedro Florimon 3B

Patrick Kivlehan Note
	765. Patrick Kivlehan 3B

Marco Hernandez Note
	766. Marco Hernandez 2B

Drew Ward Note
	767. Drew Ward 1B

Justin Smoak Note
	769. Justin Smoak 1B

Forrest Wall Note
	772. Forrest Wall CF

Carlos Tocci Note
	773. Carlos Tocci CF

Daniel Descalso Note
	776. Daniel Descalso 2B

Carlos Gonzalez Note
	777. Carlos Gonzalez LF

Terrance Gore Note
	778. Terrance Gore CF

Gordon Beckham Note
	779. Gordon Beckham 2B

Nick Martini Note
	781. Nick Martini LF

Abiatal Avelino Note
	784. Abiatal Avelino SS

Joey Rickard Note
	785. Joey Rickard RF

Ryan Cordell Note
	786. Ryan Cordell CF

Blake Swihart Note
	787. Blake Swihart LF

Pete Kozma Note
	788. Pete Kozma 2B

Brian Dozier Note
	789. Brian Dozier 2B

Jeison Guzman Note
	791. Jeison Guzman SS

Nick Ciuffo Note
	795. Nick Ciuffo C

Chris Shaw Note
	797. Chris Shaw 1B

Christian Colon Note
	799. Christian Colon 2B

Juan Rivera Note
	801. Juan Rivera 1B

Nate Orf Note
	803. Nate Orf SS