Fantasy Baseball Player Notes

2025 Fantasy Baseball Draft Notes

Position

Team

Julio Rodriguez Note
	14. Julio Rodriguez CF 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. 2 weeks ago

Cal Raleigh Note
	63. Cal Raleigh C 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. 2 weeks ago

Randy Arozarena Note
	73. Randy Arozarena LF 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. 2 weeks ago

Victor Robles Note
	124. Victor Robles LF,CF,RF

Luke Raley Note
	178. Luke Raley 1B,LF,RF

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

Jorge Polanco Note
	233. Jorge Polanco 2B

J.P. Crawford Note
	248. J.P. Crawford SS

Mitch Garver Note
	257. Mitch Garver C,DH

Ryan Bliss Note
	305. Ryan Bliss 2B

Austin Shenton Note
	432. Austin Shenton 1B

Harry Ford Note
	469. Harry Ford

Donovan Solano Note
	480. Donovan Solano 1B,3B,DH

Cole Young Note
	532. Cole Young SS

Rowdy Tellez Note
	539. Rowdy Tellez 1B

Tyler Locklear Note
	551. Tyler Locklear 1B

Blake Hunt Note
	609. Blake Hunt C

Dominic Canzone Note
	627. Dominic Canzone LF,RF

Lazaro Montes Note
	652. Lazaro Montes RF

Miles Mastrobuoni Note
	675. Miles Mastrobuoni 3B,MI

Samad Taylor Note
	714. Samad Taylor LF

Cade Marlowe Note
	715. Cade Marlowe RF

Jack Lopez Note
	745. Jack Lopez 2B