Fantasy Baseball Player Notes

2020 Fantasy Baseball Draft Notes

Position

Team

Ronald Acuna Jr. Note
	1. Ronald Acuna Jr. ATL We knew Acuna would develop into an elite fantasy option one day, but few saw it happening this quickly. He combined power (41 homers), speed (37 stolen bases), and his spot batting atop an outstanding lineup (127 runs, 101 RBI) to put up one of the all-around great seasons. He'll stick in the leadoff spot this year, which should ensure that he continues to run early and often, and there's little reason to expect his numbers to dip much from last year. In points leagues, where his strikeout rate is a bit of a negative, his stock falls just a tad, but otherwise, no one would fault you if you made him the top pick in the draft. 27 weeks ago

Christian Yelich Note
	2. Christian Yelich MIL Yelich followed up his preposterous 2018 season with an even better one in 2019, batting .329 with 44 home runs and 30 steals in just 130 games. His ridiculous 35% HR/FB rate regressed as expected, but only to a still nonsensical 32.8%, best in MLB. The issue with Yelich for 2020 has nothing to do with his talent, but is instead all about the fractured kneecap that prematurely ended his season. He's reportedly on track to be ready by Opening Day, but there's obviously a modicum of risk to factor in. 27 weeks ago

Mike Trout Note
	3. Mike Trout LAA Trout may not be the clear-cut number one player in fantasy this year, but that's of no fault of his own, as he's coming off one of his best seasons ever, with a career-high 45 home runs in just 134 games. If you were desperate to find a knock on Trout, it's that he hasn't topped 140 games in any of his last three seasons, and his 11 stolen bases last year tied his low in a single season. But that's all window dressing on a truly special player who is obviously a top-three pick at worst. 27 weeks ago

Cody Bellinger Note
	4. Cody Bellinger LAD Bellinger had a tremendous season, drastically improving his walk rate and cutting his strikeout rate, and setting career highs in each of the five standard rotisserie categories. If there's a knock on Bellinger's season, it's that so much of his production came in the first half, and particularly in March where he batted .431 with 14 home runs. Beginning in June, he batted .280 or lower in each month, and he batted just .261 in the second half. But the numbers all count, and although it's reasonable to expect Bellinger to take a slight step back from his overall 2019 numbers, it still leaves him as a top-five pick. 27 weeks ago

Mookie Betts Note
	5. Mookie Betts LAD After weeks of rumors, Betts was finally traded to the Dodgers, but the move shouldn't impact his value much. His plate appearances and home runs, because of the less hitter-friendly parks in his new division, may downgrade his numbers ever so slightly. But Betts has essentially averaged a .305-120-30-95-25 line over his past four seasons. Even with a minor drop, he'll still earn his top-five draft position. 27 weeks ago

Juan Soto Note
	6. Juan Soto WSH

J.D. Martinez Note
	7. J.D. Martinez BOS

Bryce Harper Note
	8. Bryce Harper PHI

Starling Marte Note
	9. Starling Marte MIA Marte set career-highs in home runs, runs scored, RBI, and slugging percentage in 2019, and now gets an upgrade in supporting cast and home park with the move to the Diamondbacks. The Pirates ranked 20th in 2019 in runs scored, while the Diamondbacks ranked 11th, and PNC Park was one of the worst parks for righty batters last season. Marte may not be able to grow his 2019 numbers at this point given his age, but his change in teams certainly doesn't hurt. 27 weeks ago

George Springer Note
	10. George Springer FA

Charlie Blackmon Note
	11. Charlie Blackmon COL Blackmon was one of the first players who was known to test positive for COVID-19. As of July 10, he still had not yet reported to Rockies camp. Given the lack of input into Blackmon's situation, it's certainly possible that he'll be healthy and ready to go by the time the season starts. But, for now, drop him at least a round or two in your rankings until you hear more. 21 weeks ago

Ketel Marte Note
	12. Ketel Marte ARI Marte suddenly went from being a career .263 hitter with 22 home runs in 1,548 plate appearances to batting .329 with 32 home runs in 628 plate appearances. And while he made many overall gains, such as a massive increase in launch angle, his expected batting average was just .299 and that .030 difference was 10th-highest in MLB. He also upped his pull percentage by a significant amount, and pulled all but one of his home runs, which should be something that pitchers can exploit in 2020. Buy some of the gains, but consider Marte closer to a .290-25 type of hitter. 27 weeks ago

Austin Meadows Note
	13. Austin Meadows TB

Aaron Judge Note
	14. Aaron Judge NYY Judge has a stress fracture in his rib, which showed "slight improvement" based on a CT scan in mid-April. But he is also dealing with a collapsed lung, and there is still no timetable for when he may be ready for baseball activity. Even with the postponement of the season, there's no guarantee that Judge will be ready to play at any point this season. Draft him with a heavy dose of pessimism and you should be fine. 27 weeks ago

Kris Bryant Note
	15. Kris Bryant CHC

Eloy Jimenez Note
	16. Eloy Jimenez CWS

Whit Merrifield Note
	17. Whit Merrifield KC

Giancarlo Stanton Note
	18. Giancarlo Stanton NYY Stanton's Grade-1 hamstring strain was going to keep him out of action for Opening Day, but he now should be ready to go whenever the season begins. Stanton will always be an injury risk, but for now, view him as a healthy option heading into the season. His power potential therefore makes him an option in Round 3 or 4, depending on your risk tolerance. 27 weeks ago

Yordan Alvarez Note
	19. Yordan Alvarez HOU

Tommy Pham Note
	20. Tommy Pham SD Pham tested positive for COVID-19 but has since cleared protocol with two negative tests and has rejoined his team. He was reportedly asymptomatic in any event, and it does not appear that he'll have limitations heading into the season. 21 weeks ago

Marcell Ozuna Note
	21. Marcell Ozuna FA Ozuna didn't have a terrible 2019, but his .241 batting average and injuries certainly put a damper on his year. And although he was due for a rebound anyway (his .259 BABIP was preposterously low), moving to the Braves on a one-year deal should be just what the doctor ordered. Not only will he be batting in the middle of an incredible strong lineup. but he'll also be playing in a much more favorable home park. With plenty of motivation as he looks for a multi-year deal, expect a big season from Ozuna. 27 weeks ago

Eddie Rosario Note
	22. Eddie Rosario MIN

Victor Robles Note
	23. Victor Robles WSH

Nick Castellanos Note
	24. Nick Castellanos CIN Castellanos' numbers were continually deflated batting in the middle of a bad Tigers lineup and in a home park that greatly depressed power numbers. A move to Cincinnati should be just what the doctor ordered, and allow Castellanos to continue to build on his monster finish with the Cubs last year. While he may not hit the 50 homers he was on pace for with the Cubs or total the same 1.000 OPS, his numbers should look much closer to his 2019 second half than his first. 27 weeks ago

Jorge Soler Note
	25. Jorge Soler KC

Ramon Laureano Note
	26. Ramon Laureano OAK

Joey Gallo Note
	27. Joey Gallo TEX Gallo reportedly tested positive for COVID-19, but the accuracy of his tests have been questioned. Regardless, Gallo is back in camp with his teammates and should have no restrictions going forward. 21 weeks ago

Luis Robert Note
	28. Luis Robert CWS

Michael Brantley Note
	29. Michael Brantley FA

Andrew Benintendi Note
	30. Andrew Benintendi BOS

Michael Conforto Note
	31. Michael Conforto NYM

Jeff McNeil Note
	32. Jeff McNeil NYM

Franmil Reyes Note
	33. Franmil Reyes CLE

Oscar Mercado Note
	34. Oscar Mercado CLE

Max Kepler Note
	35. Max Kepler MIN

Kyle Schwarber Note
	36. Kyle Schwarber CHC

David Dahl Note
	37. David Dahl COL

Lorenzo Cain Note
	38. Lorenzo Cain MIL

Bryan Reynolds Note
	39. Bryan Reynolds PIT

Byron Buxton Note
	40. Byron Buxton MIN

Rhys Hoskins Note
	41. Rhys Hoskins PHI

Lourdes Gurriel Jr. Note
	42. Lourdes Gurriel Jr. TOR

Danny Santana Note
	43. Danny Santana TEX

Andrew McCutchen Note
	44. Andrew McCutchen PHI McCutchen's career with the Phillies was off to a promising start until he tore his ACL running the bases. Although the Phillies were only "hopeful" for April, it now seems likely that McCutchen will be ready for the start of the season. When healthy, McCutchen has developed into a low-batting average, solid overall contributor, and he can still help fantasy owners in 2020. Far from a star, but draftable. 27 weeks ago

Kyle Tucker Note
	45. Kyle Tucker HOU

Adam Eaton Note
	46. Adam Eaton FA

Mallex Smith Note
	47. Mallex Smith NYM Stolen bases throughout the game are at an all-time low, and yet Smith, who has stolen 86 bases over the past two seasons, doesn't get a whiff until late in drafts. Yes, his average won't help you, he barely contributes any power, he'll likely bat ninth, and he could lose his job. But owners used to fall all over themselves to draft Billy Hamilton because he could single-handedly keep a fantasy team competitive in steals. Smith can do the same, and on a team with nothing to play for, he's likely to run at every possible opportunity. 27 weeks ago

Justin Upton Note
	48. Justin Upton LAA It seems strange to call a veteran like Upton a sleeper, but that's exactly what his ADP shows he is. Throw out last year where he battled a toe injury early and was limited to just 63 mediocre games. Prior to last year, he had hit at least 30 home runs and stolen eight bases in three straight seasons. With Anthony Rendon in tow, there should be even more RBI opportunities for Upton. Still just 32 years old, there's plenty left in the tank. 27 weeks ago

Alex Verdugo Note
	49. Alex Verdugo BOS Verdugo finally got regular playing time last year, and turned it into a .294/.342/.475 season with 12 home runs in 106 games. Now ready to bat atop the Red Sox lineup, Verdugo should easily challenge a .300 batting average in Fenway Park. but with a reported stress fracture in his back and Opening Day looking doubtful, don't push Verdugo too far up your draft board. 27 weeks ago

Tommy Edman Note
	50. Tommy Edman STL Edman had a tidy little rookie season for the Cardinals, as he batted over .300 and put up 11 home runs and 15 steals in 92 games. He looks destined for a super-utility role in 2020, but that should still mean plenty of playing time. With batting average and steals at a premium, Edman is a solid target as you get into the double-digit rounds. 27 weeks ago

J.D. Davis Note
	51. J.D. Davis NYM

Avisail Garcia Note
	52. Avisail Garcia MIL

Shin-Soo Choo Note
	53. Shin-Soo Choo FA

Willie Calhoun Note
	54. Willie Calhoun TEX Calhoun suffered a fractured jaw on March 8th, but he'll benefit from the postponement of the season. Given the speculation that the season may not begin until June, that leaves Calhoun with plenty of time to get ready. With a high batting average floor and decent power, Calhoun makes a stable add to a fantasy outfield. 27 weeks ago

David Peralta Note
	55. David Peralta ARI

Cavan Biggio Note
	56. Cavan Biggio TOR

Ryan Braun Note
	57. Ryan Braun FA

Nick Senzel Note
	58. Nick Senzel CIN

Scott Kingery Note
	59. Scott Kingery PHI Kingery has reported to camp after initially dealing with COVID-19. He says that he's still dealing with his recovery, including some shortness of breath, but it appears likely that he'll be ready to go when the season begins. 21 weeks ago

Hunter Dozier Note
	60. Hunter Dozier KC

Joc Pederson Note
	61. Joc Pederson FA

Mark Canha Note
	62. Mark Canha OAK Nobody seems to want to give Canha credit for the changes in his approach last year, but you're selling yourself short if you don't. Canha cut his swing percentage on pitches outside the zone way down last year, and the results were impressive, with 26 home runs and a .273 batting average in just 126 games. Slated to bat fifth for the A's, there's every reason for Canha to put up solid all-around numbers, and he's essentially forgotten in fantasy drafts. 27 weeks ago

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

Yasiel Puig Note
	64. Yasiel Puig FA

Wil Myers Note
	65. Wil Myers SD

AJ Pollock Note
	66. AJ Pollock LAD

Garrett Hampson Note
	67. Garrett Hampson COL

Nomar Mazara Note
	68. Nomar Mazara CWS An oblique strain derailed what was looking like Mazara's best fantasy season of his career. He elevated the ball more and made more hard contact than ever. Now in a strong White Sox lineup, he should have every opportunity to finally surpass the 20-homer barrier and hopefully be a late-round outfielder who can fill a starting spot in your deeper mixed league lineup. 27 weeks ago

Randal Grichuk Note
	69. Randal Grichuk TOR You know what you're going to get from Grichuk at this point - roughly 30 home runs and around a .240 batting average. But he won't cost you anything, and assuming you have batting average and steals covered earlier in your draft, he'll provide cheap power toward the later rounds. 27 weeks ago

Trent Grisham Note
	70. Trent Grisham SD Grisham wasn't overly impressive in his 51-game cameo with the Brewers last season, but his minor league track record suggests he has a lot more in the tank. Now with the Padres and with a clear path to the starting center fielder job, Grisham makes an intriguing fantasy option.He has enough speed and power to matter in fantasy, and is the exact type of upside player to snag at the end of your drafts. 27 weeks ago

Hunter Renfroe Note
	71. Hunter Renfroe FA Renfroe's power is undeniable, but so is his ability to drain your batting average. He'll get a chance to play every day with the Rays, and so another 30-homer season is well within reach. Just make sure you can withstand elsewhere. 27 weeks ago

Corey Dickerson Note
	72. Corey Dickerson MIA Dickerson isn't special, but he almost always helps in batting average and should be batting in the middle of the Marlins lineup. Dickerson should contribute, albeit not excel, in four of the five rotisserie categories, which makes him ownable in all leagues 12 teams or deeper. 27 weeks ago

Mike Yastrzemski Note
	73. Mike Yastrzemski SF Yastrzemski will enter the season as the Giants' everyday right-fielder, likely batting fifth. That's a prime spot for a hitter who slugged 33 home runs n 147 games between the majors and minors last season. Yastrzemski had never shown that kind of power prior to 2019, but his batted ball data largely backed it up. You won't have to pay the price for a 30-homer hitter, so just scoop him up late and hope for a repeat. 27 weeks ago

Brett Gardner Note
	74. Brett Gardner FA Gardner has a little Rodney Dangerfield going on, in that he gets no respect from fantasy owners. Although he'll be entering his age-37 season, Gardner popped a career-high 28 home runs lat year. The power comes and goes, but he's stolen double-digit bases in every season of his career, and hasn't scored fewer than 80 runs in a full season since 2010. He lacks the upside of many other late-round outfielders but offers a higher floor. 27 weeks ago

Gregory Polanco Note
	75. Gregory Polanco PIT Polanco was never able to fully recover from his 2018 shoulder surgery, playing in only 42 games last year. He has seemed on the cusp of a breakout for years, but the bottom line is that he has never hit better than .258 or slugged more than 23 homers. He's expected to be ready for the start of the season, whenever that is, and there is still untapped potential, meaning you should draft Polanco late and hope everything finally comes together. 27 weeks ago

Shogo Akiyama Note
	76. Shogo Akiyama CIN Akiyama should represent a fairly high-floor outfield option that you can get at a bargain basement price. He'll likely bat leadoff for the Reds, potentially hit 20 home runs and steal 10 bases, and pile on the runs scored. There's no Shohei Ohtani upside with the bat, particularly given Akiyama's age, but he'll likely be a decent five-category contributor who is basically free in drafts. 27 weeks ago

Austin Hays Note
	77. Austin Hays BAL

Domingo Santana Note
	78. Domingo Santana FA

Austin Riley Note
	79. Austin Riley ATL

Ian Happ Note
	80. Ian Happ CHC

Luis Arraez Note
	81. Luis Arraez MIN Arraez came to the majors and did exactly what he has done throughout his minor-league career. He hit for a high average (.334), rarely struck out (7.9%), and offered nearly no power or speed. Even though his expected batting average was nearly 45 points lower than his actual average, he still should be a major contributor in the category. Is that worth the complete lack of production he offers in three other categories? All depends on your team construction. 27 weeks ago

Brandon Nimmo Note
	82. Brandon Nimmo NYM

Kole Calhoun Note
	83. Kole Calhoun ARI Calhoun had returned to camp after originally testing positive for COVID-19, but had yet to play in an intrasquad game when he was again missing from camp. It's unclear if Calhoun's absence is again related to COVID-19 but, at this point, it's best to look elsewhere for a late-round outfielder unless there is further news. 21 weeks ago

Sam Hilliard Note
	84. Sam Hilliard COL With the addition of the designated hitter and with Ian Desmond opting out of playing in 2020, Hilliard should see everyday at-bats with the Rockies. In Triple-A last year, Hilliard hit 35 home runs and stole 22 bases in just 126 games, and he popped seven home runs in 27 MLB games. That's a player who you should have been grabbing at the end of every one of your drafts given his enormous upside, and should now be moving fast up your draft board. 23 weeks ago

Aristides Aquino Note
	85. Aristides Aquino CIN

Jesse Winker Note
	86. Jesse Winker CIN

Teoscar Hernandez Note
	87. Teoscar Hernandez TOR

Anthony Santander Note
	88. Anthony Santander BAL

Jo Adell Note
	89. Jo Adell LAA

Dylan Carlson Note
	90. Dylan Carlson STL

Yoenis Cespedes Note
	91. Yoenis Cespedes FA

Stephen Piscotty Note
	92. Stephen Piscotty OAK

Kevin Pillar Note
	93. Kevin Pillar FA

Niko Goodrum Note
	94. Niko Goodrum DET

Jackie Bradley Jr. Note
	95. Jackie Bradley Jr. FA

Jon Berti Note
	96. Jon Berti MIA

Kevin Kiermaier Note
	97. Kevin Kiermaier TB

Ender Inciarte Note
	98. Ender Inciarte ATL

Jason Heyward Note
	99. Jason Heyward CHC

Harrison Bader Note
	100. Harrison Bader STL

Tyler O'Neill Note
	101. Tyler O'Neill STL

Brandon Belt Note
	102. Brandon Belt SF

Jose Martinez Note
	103. Jose Martinez CHC

Garrett Cooper Note
	104. Garrett Cooper MIA

Aaron Hicks Note
	105. Aaron Hicks NYY

Victor Reyes Note
	106. Victor Reyes DET

Kyle Lewis Note
	107. Kyle Lewis SEA

Jurickson Profar Note
	108. Jurickson Profar FA

Eric Thames Note
	109. Eric Thames FA

Manuel Margot Note
	110. Manuel Margot TB

Mike Tauchman Note
	111. Mike Tauchman NYY

Josh Reddick Note
	112. Josh Reddick FA

Yoshi Tsutsugo Note
	113. Yoshi Tsutsugo TB

David Fletcher Note
	114. David Fletcher LAA

Alex Dickerson Note
	115. Alex Dickerson SF

Trey Mancini Note
	116. Trey Mancini BAL

Mitch Haniger Note
	117. Mitch Haniger SEA

Marwin Gonzalez Note
	118. Marwin Gonzalez FA

Franchy Cordero Note
	119. Franchy Cordero KC

Leury Garcia Note
	120. Leury Garcia CWS

Alex Gordon Note
	121. Alex Gordon FA

Jose Peraza Note
	122. Jose Peraza NYM

Delino DeShields Note
	123. Delino DeShields CLE DeShields tested positive for COVID-19, but returned to the Indians on July 11. On July 13, however, the team placed him on the IL for undisclosed reasons, which suggests that he has not fully cleared protocol. For now, avoid drafting DeShields, who doesn't appear to have a place to play in any event. 21 weeks ago

Raimel Tapia Note
	124. Raimel Tapia COL

Cameron Maybin Note
	125. Cameron Maybin FA

Jay Bruce Note
	126. Jay Bruce FA

Clint Frazier Note
	127. Clint Frazier NYY

Hunter Pence Note
	128. Hunter Pence FA

Shed Long Jr. Note
	129. Shed Long Jr. SEA

Chris Taylor Note
	130. Chris Taylor LAD

Jake Bauers Note
	131. Jake Bauers CLE

Jarrod Dyson Note
	132. Jarrod Dyson FA

Christin Stewart Note
	133. Christin Stewart DET

Steven Souza Jr. Note
	134. Steven Souza Jr. FA

Dexter Fowler Note
	135. Dexter Fowler STL

Derek Fisher Note
	136. Derek Fisher TOR

Jake Fraley Note
	137. Jake Fraley SEA

Kike Hernandez Note
	138. Kike Hernandez FA

Adam Haseley Note
	139. Adam Haseley PHI

Harold Ramirez Note
	140. Harold Ramirez MIA

Johan Camargo Note
	141. Johan Camargo ATL

JaCoby Jones Note
	142. JaCoby Jones DET

Brian Goodwin Note
	143. Brian Goodwin CIN

Josh Rojas Note
	144. Josh Rojas ARI

Dominic Smith Note
	145. Dominic Smith NYM

Josh Naylor Note
	146. Josh Naylor CLE

Alex Kirilloff Note
	147. Alex Kirilloff MIN

Adam Duvall Note
	148. Adam Duvall ATL

Lewis Brinson Note
	149. Lewis Brinson MIA

Cristian Pache Note
	150. Cristian Pache ATL

Greg Allen Note
	151. Greg Allen SD

Matt Beaty Note
	152. Matt Beaty LAD

DJ Stewart Note
	153. DJ Stewart BAL

Eric Sogard Note
	154. Eric Sogard FA

Matt Kemp Note
	155. Matt Kemp FA

Billy Hamilton Note
	156. Billy Hamilton FA

Jose Osuna Note
	157. Jose Osuna FA

Jordan Luplow Note
	158. Jordan Luplow CLE

Stephen Vogt Note
	159. Stephen Vogt ARI

Dwight Smith Jr. Note
	160. Dwight Smith Jr. FA

Roman Quinn Note
	161. Roman Quinn PHI

Jake Cave Note
	162. Jake Cave MIN

Albert Almora Jr. Note
	163. Albert Almora Jr. CHC

Seth Brown Note
	164. Seth Brown OAK

Chad Pinder Note
	165. Chad Pinder OAK

Tony Kemp Note
	166. Tony Kemp OAK

Odubel Herrera Note
	167. Odubel Herrera PHI

Tyler Naquin Note
	168. Tyler Naquin CLE

Steven Duggar Note
	169. Steven Duggar SF

Josh VanMeter Note
	170. Josh VanMeter ARI

Adam Jones Note
	171. Adam Jones FA

Myles Straw Note
	172. Myles Straw HOU

Brett Phillips Note
	173. Brett Phillips TB

Bradley Zimmer Note
	174. Bradley Zimmer CLE

Daniel Palka Note
	175. Daniel Palka CWS

Leonys Martin Note
	176. Leonys Martin FA

Monte Harrison Note
	177. Monte Harrison MIA

Jake Marisnick Note
	178. Jake Marisnick FA

Ben Zobrist Note
	179. Ben Zobrist FA

Edward Olivares Note
	180. Edward Olivares KC

Phillip Ervin Note
	181. Phillip Ervin SEA

Michael A. Taylor Note
	182. Michael A. Taylor FA

Tim Locastro Note
	183. Tim Locastro ARI

Keon Broxton Note
	184. Keon Broxton FA

Michael Lorenzen Note
	185. Michael Lorenzen CIN

Brandon Drury Note
	186. Brandon Drury TOR

Billy McKinney Note
	187. Billy McKinney MIL

Julio Rodriguez Note
	188. Julio Rodriguez SEA

Scott Schebler Note
	189. Scott Schebler LAA

Travis Demeritte Note
	190. Travis Demeritte DET

Robbie Grossman Note
	191. Robbie Grossman FA

Lane Thomas Note
	192. Lane Thomas STL

Cedric Mullins II Note
	193. Cedric Mullins II BAL

Carlos Gonzalez Note
	194. Carlos Gonzalez FA

Guillermo Heredia Note
	195. Guillermo Heredia NYM

Brock Holt Note
	196. Brock Holt FA

Ryan McBroom Note
	197. Ryan McBroom KC

Julio Pablo Martinez Note
	198. Julio Pablo Martinez TEX

Dariel Alvarez Note
	199. Dariel Alvarez FA

Alfredo Marte Note
	200. Alfredo Marte PHI

Nick Williams Note
	201. Nick Williams FA

Parker Meadows Note
	202. Parker Meadows DET

Jeisson Rosario Note
	203. Jeisson Rosario BOS

Chris Dickerson Note
	204. Chris Dickerson BAL

Rajai Davis Note
	205. Rajai Davis FA

Pablo Reyes Note
	206. Pablo Reyes FA

Austin Dean Note
	207. Austin Dean STL

Anthony Alford Note
	208. Anthony Alford PIT

Darin Ruf Note
	209. Darin Ruf SF

Jarred Kelenic Note
	210. Jarred Kelenic SEA

Brad Miller Note
	211. Brad Miller FA

Randy Arozarena Note
	212. Randy Arozarena TB

Kevin Kramer Note
	213. Kevin Kramer PIT

Braden Bishop Note
	214. Braden Bishop SEA

Brandon Dixon Note
	215. Brandon Dixon FA

Taylor Ward Note
	216. Taylor Ward LAA

Jaylin Davis Note
	217. Jaylin Davis SF

Bubba Starling Note
	218. Bubba Starling KC

DJ Johnson Note
	219. DJ Johnson FA

Ehire Adrianza Note
	220. Ehire Adrianza FA

Mark Payton Note
	221. Mark Payton CIN

Austin Slater Note
	222. Austin Slater SF

Ben Gamel Note
	223. Ben Gamel MIL

Tyler Wade Note
	224. Tyler Wade NYY

Matt Joyce Note
	225. Matt Joyce FA

Michael Taylor Note
	226. Michael Taylor KC

Jared Oliva Note
	227. Jared Oliva PIT

Drew Waters Note
	228. Drew Waters ATL

Nick Martini Note
	229. Nick Martini FA

Sam Travis Note
	230. Sam Travis SEA

JT Riddle Note
	231. JT Riddle FA

Michael Hermosillo Note
	232. Michael Hermosillo CHC

Adam Engel Note
	233. Adam Engel CWS

Derek Dietrich Note
	234. Derek Dietrich FA

Melky Cabrera Note
	235. Melky Cabrera FA

Tim Lopes Note
	236. Tim Lopes SEA

Harold Castro Note
	237. Harold Castro DET

Dom Thompson-Williams Note
	238. Dom Thompson-Williams SEA

Josh Lowe Note
	239. Josh Lowe TB

Scott Heineman Note
	240. Scott Heineman TEX

Blake Swihart Note
	241. Blake Swihart FA

Dustin Fowler Note
	242. Dustin Fowler OAK

Charlie Culberson Note
	243. Charlie Culberson FA

Magneuris Sierra Note
	244. Magneuris Sierra MIA

Jesus Sanchez Note
	245. Jesus Sanchez MIA

Tim Beckham Note
	246. Tim Beckham CWS

JJ Bleday Note
	247. JJ Bleday MIA

Juan Lagares Note
	248. Juan Lagares FA

Daniel Johnson Note
	249. Daniel Johnson CLE

Yairo Munoz Note
	250. Yairo Munoz BOS

Taylor Trammell Note
	251. Taylor Trammell SEA

Mike Gerber Note
	252. Mike Gerber FA

Chris Owings Note
	253. Chris Owings FA

Jason Martin Note
	254. Jason Martin FA

Jon Jay Note
	255. Jon Jay FA

Jonathan Davis Note
	256. Jonathan Davis TOR

Dylan Moore Note
	257. Dylan Moore SEA

Dylan Cozens Note
	258. Dylan Cozens FA

Dan Robertson Note
	259. Dan Robertson ARI

Adolis Garcia Note
	260. Adolis Garcia TEX

Jorge Bonifacio Note
	261. Jorge Bonifacio FA

Kyle Garlick Note
	262. Kyle Garlick PHI

Yonathan Daza Note
	263. Yonathan Daza COL

Rafael Ortega Note
	264. Rafael Ortega CHC

Stevie Wilkerson Note
	265. Stevie Wilkerson BAL

Steve Pearce Note
	266. Steve Pearce FA

Jacoby Ellsbury Note
	267. Jacoby Ellsbury FA

Socrates Brito Note
	268. Socrates Brito FA

Nick Heath Note
	269. Nick Heath KC

Sean Rodriguez Note
	270. Sean Rodriguez FA

Justin Williams Note
	271. Justin Williams STL

Nicky Delmonico Note
	272. Nicky Delmonico FA

Travis Jankowski Note
	273. Travis Jankowski FA

Seth Beer Note
	274. Seth Beer ARI

LaMonte Wade Jr. Note
	275. LaMonte Wade Jr. MIN

Corey Ray Note
	276. Corey Ray MIL

Troy Stokes Jr. Note
	277. Troy Stokes Jr. DET

Luke Raley Note
	278. Luke Raley LAD

Daz Cameron Note
	279. Daz Cameron DET

Dilson Herrera Note
	280. Dilson Herrera BAL

Luis Alexander Basabe Note
	281. Luis Alexander Basabe SF

Chris Shaw Note
	282. Chris Shaw BAL

Abraham Almonte Note
	283. Abraham Almonte ATL

Rosell Herrera Note
	284. Rosell Herrera FA

Erick Mejia Note
	285. Erick Mejia KC

Jose Siri Note
	286. Jose Siri FA

Michael Harris Note
	287. Michael Harris ATL

Joe McCarthy Note
	288. Joe McCarthy SF

Yusniel Diaz Note
	289. Yusniel Diaz BAL

Rob Refsnyder Note
	290. Rob Refsnyder TEX

Leody Taveras Note
	291. Leody Taveras TEX

Buddy Reed Note
	292. Buddy Reed OAK

Trayce Thompson Note
	293. Trayce Thompson ARI

Mason Williams Note
	294. Mason Williams FA

Joey Rickard Note
	295. Joey Rickard FA

Andrew Stevenson Note
	296. Andrew Stevenson WSH

Micker Adolfo Note
	297. Micker Adolfo CWS

Blake Rutherford Note
	298. Blake Rutherford CWS

Marcus Wilson Note
	299. Marcus Wilson BOS

Peter Bourjos Note
	300. Peter Bourjos FA

Mikie Mahtook Note
	301. Mikie Mahtook FA

Brian O'Grady Note
	302. Brian O'Grady FA

Brent Rooker Note
	303. Brent Rooker MIN

Khalil Lee Note
	304. Khalil Lee KC

Abiatal Avelino Note
	305. Abiatal Avelino CHC

Luis Barrera Note
	306. Luis Barrera OAK

Derek Hill Note
	307. Derek Hill DET

Yadiel Hernandez Note
	308. Yadiel Hernandez WSH

Charlie Tilson Note
	309. Charlie Tilson FA

Tyrone Taylor Note
	310. Tyrone Taylor MIL

Rusney Castillo Note
	311. Rusney Castillo FA

Ian Miller Note
	312. Ian Miller CHC

Jahmai Jones Note
	313. Jahmai Jones LAA

DJ Peters Note
	314. DJ Peters LAD

Austin Jackson Note
	315. Austin Jackson FA

Drew Robinson Note
	316. Drew Robinson SF

Eric Filia Note
	317. Eric Filia SEA

Brandon Marsh Note
	318. Brandon Marsh LAA

Skye Bolt Note
	319. Skye Bolt OAK

Jace Peterson Note
	320. Jace Peterson MIL

Gorkys Hernandez Note
	321. Gorkys Hernandez FA

Ryan Cordell Note
	322. Ryan Cordell FA

Ryan McKenna Note
	323. Ryan McKenna BAL

Phil Gosselin Note
	324. Phil Gosselin FA

Sam Haggerty Note
	325. Sam Haggerty SEA

Gilberto Celestino Note
	326. Gilberto Celestino MIN

Peter O'Brien Note
	327. Peter O'Brien FA

Terrance Gore Note
	328. Terrance Gore FA

Estevan Florial Note
	329. Estevan Florial NYY

Mickey Moniak Note
	330. Mickey Moniak PHI

Aaron Altherr Note
	331. Aaron Altherr FA

Jose Pirela Note
	332. Jose Pirela FA

Ronnie Dawson Note
	333. Ronnie Dawson HOU

Cesar Puello Note
	334. Cesar Puello BOS

Jake Elmore Note
	335. Jake Elmore FA

Mac Williamson Note
	336. Mac Williamson FA

Greg Deichmann Note
	337. Greg Deichmann OAK

Zack Granite Note
	338. Zack Granite FA

Isaac Galloway Note
	339. Isaac Galloway FA

Johnny Davis Note
	340. Johnny Davis FA

Heliot Ramos Note
	341. Heliot Ramos SF

Lane Adams Note
	342. Lane Adams FA

Mark Zagunis Note
	343. Mark Zagunis FA

Collin Cowgill Note
	344. Collin Cowgill SEA

Noel Cuevas Note
	345. Noel Cuevas FA

Ryan LaMarre Note
	346. Ryan LaMarre FA

Jim Adduci Note
	347. Jim Adduci FA

Yasmany Tomas Note
	348. Yasmany Tomas WSH

Forrest Wall Note
	349. Forrest Wall FA

Michael Reed Note
	350. Michael Reed SF

Trevor Larnach Note
	351. Trevor Larnach MIN

Chas McCormick Note
	352. Chas McCormick HOU

Anthony Garcia Note
	353. Anthony Garcia FA

Arismendy Alcantara Note
	354. Arismendy Alcantara FA

John Andreoli Note
	355. John Andreoli FA

Trey Amburgey Note
	356. Trey Amburgey NYY

Jarren Duran Note
	357. Jarren Duran BOS

JB Shuck Note
	358. JB Shuck FA

Jose Azocar Note
	359. Jose Azocar SD

Jacob Robson Note
	360. Jacob Robson DET

Boog Powell Note
	361. Boog Powell FA

Patrick Kivlehan Note
	362. Patrick Kivlehan FA

Dairon Blanco Note
	363. Dairon Blanco INT

Donnie Dewees Note
	364. Donnie Dewees KC

Dustin Peterson Note
	365. Dustin Peterson FA

Emilio Bonifacio Note
	366. Emilio Bonifacio FA

Allen Cordoba Note
	367. Allen Cordoba SD

Lonnie Chisenhall Note
	368. Lonnie Chisenhall FA

Cory Spangenberg Note
	369. Cory Spangenberg FA

Jose Bautista Note
	370. Jose Bautista FA

Carlos Gomez Note
	371. Carlos Gomez FA

Andrew Toles Note
	372. Andrew Toles LAD

Jaycob Brugman Note
	373. Jaycob Brugman FA

Ka'ai Tom Note
	374. Ka'ai Tom CLE

Gerardo Parra Note
	375. Gerardo Parra FA

Brandon Guyer Note
	376. Brandon Guyer FA