Fantasy Baseball Player Notes
2020 Fantasy Baseball Draft Notes
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63.
Brian Anderson
Anderson won't hurt you anywhere. He'll likely put up 20 home runs with passable runs and RBI, he'll chip in a few steals, and he'll 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.
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73.
Corey Dickerson
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.
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94.
Jon Berti
Berti was never much of a prospect and is actually already 29 years old. He won't ever hit for power, but 25+ steals with a solid batting average and perhaps even 85 or 90 runs is a legitimate possibility. Plus, he plays most positions and has limited competition for playing time.
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106.
Garrett Cooper
Cooper has a solid bat that could again bat .280 with 20+ homers if he plays a full season in the middle of Miami's lineup. There isn't a ton of upside, however, and there is risk he would lose his job if he doesn't start well.
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138.
Harold Ramirez
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152.
Lewis Brinson
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229.
Matt Joyce
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230.
Magneuris Sierra
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231.
Monte Harrison
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232.
Jesus Sanchez
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236.
JJ Bleday
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252.
Rosell Herrera
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257.
Sean Rodriguez
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