Fantasy Baseball Player Notes
2020 Fantasy Baseball Draft Notes
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8.
Bryce Harper
Unlike Aaron Judge, who is also going at the end of the second round, Harper has only missed 8 games in the last two seasons. He might not have as much power or the reliable batting average, but there is something to be said for health and the extra 10 steals.
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44.
Rhys Hoskins
Hoskins' BA luck caught up to him and that BA dipped to .226. His power remained about the same rather than jumping to a new level like many seemed to be anticipating. He does still have upside for more but the floor, as we've seen, is a non-top 25 first basemen.
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48.
Andrew McCutchen
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.
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59.
Scott Kingery
Kingery slowed down after his blazing start but still finished with 19 homers and 15 steals in just 126 games. With a full season likely ahead of him and multi-position eligibility, this may end up being one of the steals of the draft when he goes 25/20 with a .260 average.
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140.
Jay Bruce
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142.
Adam Haseley
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167.
Odubel Herrera
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178.
Roman Quinn
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209.
Nick Williams
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237.
Nick Martini
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258.
Mikie Mahtook
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271.
Kyle Garlick
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296.
Phil Gosselin
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329.
Mickey Moniak
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