Fantasy Baseball Player Notes
2022 Fantasy Baseball Draft Notes
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151.
Jeimer Candelario
3B
Candelario is not an exciting player. He has little speed and probsbly won't surpass 20 home runs. But he won't hurt you in batting average and will give you passable runs scored and RBI totals batting in an improved Tigers offense. With third base being so shallow, Candelario is a player you can draft late who can fill in on off-days or be a bench player. It's never fun to draft low-upside players late, but Candelario is one of the few guys to take a shot on there.
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152.
Keibert Ruiz
C
Ruiz will be the starting catcher for the Nationals this year and will bat in the middle of the lineup. Ignore his mediocre numbers from last year, because he has the upside to be a top-5 catcher if everything breaks right. Ruiz's power hasn't quite developed as projected, but he hit 19 home runs in 81 games between the majors and minors last year. He has elite contact skills and rarely strikes out, so his batting average should be a plus, especially for a catcher. Don't be concerned to reach a bit given his upside.
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192.
Lane Thomas
CF,LF,RF
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222.
CJ Abrams
SS,2B
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225.
Victor Robles
CF
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280.
Yadiel Hernandez
LF,RF,DH
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308.
Luis Garcia
2B,SS
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350.
Riley Adams
C
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369.
Carter Kieboom
3B
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401.
Daniel Johnson
RF
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415.
Andrew Stevenson
LF,CF
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463.
Tres Barrera
C
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520.
Derek Hill
CF
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606.
DJ Peters
LF,CF
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611.
John Nogowski
1B
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617.
Lucius Fox
2B
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627.
Donovan Casey
CF
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642.
Ildemaro Vargas
3B,SS
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676.
Jake Noll
2B
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678.
Andrew Young
2B
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706.
Adrian Sanchez
2B
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740.
Yasel Antuna
SS
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751.
Franklin Barreto
2B
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