Fantasy Baseball Player Notes
2020 Fantasy Baseball Draft Notes
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46.
Mallex Smith
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.
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103.
Mitch Haniger
Prior to last year's injury, Haniger batted .285 with 26 homers, 90+ runs and 90+ RBIs. There is a chance he returns to that level of production in 2020 but he only batted .220 last season so drafting him even in the middle of your draft comes with considerable risk.
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107.
Kyle Lewis
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127.
Shed Long
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138.
Jake Fraley
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164.
Jarred Kelenic
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200.
Braden Bishop
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216.
Tim Lopes
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217.
Dom Thompson-Williams
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250.
Dylan Moore
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300.
Julio Rodriguez
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339.
Collin Cowgill
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344.
Sam Haggerty
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352.
Eric Filia
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