Fantasy Baseball Player Notes
2021 Fantasy Baseball Draft Notes
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37.
Ramon Laureano
Laureano had a down 2020, which included a .213 batting average and a sharp decline in his Statcast data, as well as his steal attempts. But he had provided a fairly solid baseline over the two prior seasons, with a .288 batting average, 29 home runs, and 20 steals while being caught just three times over 171 games. Laureano doesn't excel anywhere, but he'll chip in almost everywhere, and you can get him beyond the 12th round in most drafts. He's an ideal fourth outfielder in mixed leagues.
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63.
Mark Canha
Fantasy managers seem to have declared Canha's 2019 season as a fluke after he hit just five home run last year, but much of his 2020 seems to suggest 2019 was fairly legitimate. Canha built on his massive gains in walk rate in 2019 (13.5%) and increased it to 15.2%, and his quality of contact largely remained the same. He's got 20-homer power still, and he'll likely lead off or bat second for the A's. You won't need to pay much for him and given his average draft position, there's a high probability of a profit.
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109.
Stephen Piscotty
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138.
Chad Pinder
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176.
Tony Kemp
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223.
Seth Brown
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255.
Ka'ai Tom
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296.
Luis Barrera
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337.
Buddy Reed
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342.
Greg Deichmann
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