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Fantasy Baseball Player Notes

2021 Fantasy Baseball Draft Notes

Position

Team

Trevor Story Note
	10. Trevor Story SS Story had his usual stellar year in 2020, putting up strong overall numbers and offering a rare power and speed combination. As usual, he greatly outperformed his expected statistics, but that's been the norm for Story throughout his career and isn't all that unexpected since he plays in Colorado. Story is entering his walk year, so the chances of a trade, which would diminish his value, remain a possibility. But there are few safer players in the game as of this moment, and he's a locked-in first round pick. The only question surrounding Story is whether he or Trea Turner should be the first shortstop selected in drafts. 37 weeks ago

Freddie Freeman Note
	13. Freddie Freeman 1B Although there were questions about Freeman's 2020 season because of his battle with COVID-19 prior to the season, those questions were answered and then some with his MVP season. The statcast leaderboard is littered with Freeman's name, as he ranked in the top nine percent of the league in barrel rate, average exit velocity, expected batting average, expected slugging percentage, wOBA, xwOBA, xwOBAcon, hard hit percentage, strikeout percentage, and walk percentage. Freeman likely won't reach double digits in steals, but that is about the only negative thing you can say about his fantasy outlook. He's as safe as they come in the other four hitting categories, and comes with next to no risk. He'll likely cost a borderline first round pick on draft day, but he is worth it. 37 weeks ago

Clayton Kershaw Note
	34. Clayton Kershaw SP Kershaw turned back the clock a bit in 2020, as the shortened season allowed him to let things go a bit more and add some of the velocity he had lost over the previous two seasons. The result was his best WHIP and ERA since 2016 and best strikeout rate since 2017. Kershaw isn't going to reach 200 innings pitched at this stage of his career, not with his injury history and the Dodgers' depth in their rotation and World Series aspirations. But even entering his age-33 season, he offers next to no downside. Consider this: Kershaw had probably the worst season of his career in 2019 and pitched to a 3.03 ERA and a 1.04 WHIP with more than a strikeout per inning. Draft him as a strong SP2 but bank on 160 innings. Anything more is gravy. 37 weeks ago

Michael Conforto Note
	59. Michael Conforto RF Conforto built on his excellent 2019 season by trading off a bit of power for some batting average. Fed by a significant increase in line drive rate that led to a .412 BABIP, Conforto batted a career best .322 last year. His xBA was just .284, so don't think that he suddenly morphed into a high average bat, but he did hit above .300 against every type of pitch last year, so it was certainly more than luck. Expect some regression to closer to his .259 mark, but he should hit around 30 homers with plenty of runs and RBI and even toss in a few steals. That makes him a worthwhile OF2 in mixed leagues. 37 weeks ago

Nelson Cruz Note
	60. Nelson Cruz DH If you ascribe to the "I'd rather jump off a year too early than too late" philosophy, then you probably haven't been drafting Cruz for the last several years. But if not, then you've not only drafted one of the most underrated fantasy bats in recent memory, but you're probably going to do so again this year. Cruz is back on a one-year deal with the Twins, and he's coming off another utterly dominant season. Fine, his strikeout rate rose again a bit, he didn't hit the ball quite as hard, and he's eligible at utility only. But other than the fact that he will be 41 years old this season, there's nothing in his profile that should cause you to expect significant decline. Prepare to be having the same debate next year, after Crus puts up another 35-homer season this year. 37 weeks ago

Nick Castellanos Note
	63. Nick Castellanos RF Castellanos hit for plenty of power last season with the Reds, but it was far from the full breakout season many expected. His strikeout rate jumped to 28.5%, his batting average cratered to a career-low .225, and his wOBA was his worst mark since 2015. But Castellanos was also the victim of some pretty terrible luck, given that he had an expected batting average of .273 and a strong 46.7% hard-hit rate. With a full year in Great American Ballpark, Castellanos should fully live up to the hype he had coming into the 2020 season if he can just have even normal luck. Draft him with confidence as a likely strong four-category contributor. 37 weeks ago

Anthony Rizzo Note
	74. Anthony Rizzo 1B Rizzo's average dropped to just .222 last year and his counting stats waned, though the latter failing was much more due to the lack of production from the rest of the Cubs lineup. His walk and strikeout rates, however, stayed mostly in line, and his BABIP was an artificially low .218 (career mark of .289), which is partly why there was such a gap between his xBA of .266 and his actual batting average. With that said, Rizzo didn't hit the ball nearly as hard last year, as he saw career worsts in average exit velocity and hard hit rate. He likely won't ever be the player he was at his peak, but there's still plenty in his bat that can help fantasy managers, including the handful of steals he will throw in each year. He's a starting-caliber first baseman still, without question, and he'll go at a discount because of last year's numbers. 37 weeks ago

Eddie Rosario Note
	86. Eddie Rosario LF Rosario stays in the AL Central, signing a one-year deal with the Indians after a successful tenure with the Twins. He's established a fairly reliable power baseline at this point, and he usually offers some batting average to go with it. Last year, however, his batting average dipped to just .257, in part because he became much more passive (8.2% walk rate, 51.2% Swing%, both far out of character for his career). The bigger issue was that Rosario largely cut down on his swing percentage on pitches in the strike zone, but continued to swing at pitches out of the zone at a 41.2% clip. That likely explains his lower than usual average exit velocity and barrel rate, and it's something that's easily correctable if he just goes back to his previous approach. At the very least, Rosario should chip in 25 home runs at least, while helping out in runs and RBI, and he's a fine third outfielder in mixed leagues. 37 weeks ago

Zack Greinke Note
	90. Zack Greinke SP Greinke is entering his age-37 season, but still somehow keeps getting it done. His ERA of 4.03 last year was certainly higher than fantasy managers are used to seeing, but it came with a 2.80 FIP and 3.51 xFIP. His strikeout rate was his best since 2017 and his walk rate of 3.3% was the best of his entire career. But his velocity was down about two ticks, with his fastball clocking in at just 87.9 miles per hour. Greinke is as smart a pitcher as there is but it's going to be difficult to succeed over the course of a full 162-game season if his pure stuff continues to diminish. He's one of the few pitchers in the game who is probably capable of pitching 200 innings in 2021, but expect a continued downward trend in his performance. 37 weeks ago

Carlos Correa Note
	98. Carlos Correa SS There's still plenty of upside with Correa, as he showed when he hit 21 home runs and drove in 59 runs in just 75 games in 2019 and went on a postseason tear last year. But he's also one of the bigger injury risks in the game, given that he hasn't topped 109 games played since 2016. The steal potential that he showed early in his career is gone after he struggled with back issues, as he hasn't stolen more than three bases in any of his last four seasons. That leaves Correa as someone who will likely contribute, but not excel, in four areas. With his upside, there's still a lot to like about his fantasy outlook. But realistically, with a different name on the back of his jersey, he'd probably go several picks later than he does. 37 weeks ago

Kris Bryant Note
	99. Kris Bryant 3B,LF,RF,1B,CF Bryant had a terrible 2020 season, but it seems like fantasy managers are forgetting how consistent he's been. Over the last four seasons, he has a 162-game pace of a .278 average, 29 home runs, 112 run scored, 80 RBI, and five steals. His quality of contact was awful last season, but hard contact has never really been his calling card anyway, and he battled back and wrist injuries. Bryant doesn't deserve a mulligan entirely for last season, but give it minimal weight in your evaluation. 37 weeks ago

Tommy Pham Note
	101. Tommy Pham LF,DH,CF Pham had a terrible 2020 season, during which he slashed .211/.312/.312 and hit just three home runs. A broken hamate bone limited him to just 31 games, and to make matters worse, he was stabbed in the lower back during an altercation in the offseason. But even entering his age-33 season, there are reasons to be optimistic about his 2021 outlook. Pham had averaged roughly 22 home runs and 22 steals with a .284 batting average the three years prior to last, and he had the highest hard-hit rate of his career in 2020. Indeed, his expected batting average of .266 was 55 points higher than his actual average. There's reason to expect Pham to return to his 20-20 ways if he can remain healthy, and batting in a loaded Padres lineup, he should add plenty of counting stats. 37 weeks ago

Jorge Soler Note
	120. Jorge Soler DH,RF Soler's injury-shortened 2020 season didn't live up to his massive 2019 campaign, but he did show that a lot of his gains were legitimate. Yes, it was more of a 30-homer pace, but his barrel rate, average exit velocity, and hard hit rate were all elite, as they were the prior year. Soler struck out way too much (34.5% of the time), and if he can't fix that, then his average will suffer as it did last year. But, his walk rate remains high and the power is going to be there with how hard he hits the ball. He's a source of cheap power you can grab later than other similarly-profiled bats going several rounds earlier. 37 weeks ago

Kenley Jansen Note
	121. Kenley Jansen RP It feels like Jansen has been on the verge of losing his job at several points over the last two seasons, but he continues to receive nearly every save opportunity for the Dodgers. But Jansen is far from the dominant reliever he was in his prime, as his patented cutter has gone from 94 MPH in 2016 to just 90.9 MPH last year. The Dodgers have plenty of depth behind Jansen, including Blake Treinen, Brusdar Graterol, Joe Kelly, and Corey Knebel, so Jansen's leash probably won't be all that long. At the same time, Jansen will certainly be the closer coming into the season and has a lengthy track record and a large contract. In today's day and age, that makes him a fairly desirable fantasy closer, despite the concerns. 37 weeks ago

Brad Hand Note
	131. Brad Hand RP Hand joins the Nationals on a one-year deal after Cleveland declined his option. His velocity declined a bit last season, but the league's collective lack of interest in Hand is surprising, given that he's coming off one of the best seasons of his career, led the league in saves, has been a top-10 reliever over the last five seasons, and is a lefty. Dave Martinez wants Hand to be the Nationals' closer based on his comments, but it's unclear whether he'll be the sole option. The Nationals barely have another lefty reliever in their bullpen, let alone a reliable one, so chances are that Hand will be deployed earlier in the game if the opposing team has multiple left-handed hitters due up. All that to say that Hand is a reliable reliever who you should draft for his overall numbers, but he may provide fewer saves than most traditional closers. 37 weeks ago

Trevor Rosenthal Note
	140. Trevor Rosenthal RP After missing the 2018 season and most of the 2019 season, Rosenthal bounced back in a huge way last year. He stepped in as the Royals' closer, notching seven saves, and then was unhittable with the Padres after a mid-year trade. He parlayed his success into a one-year contract with the A's, where all signs point to him being the undisputed closer. Rosenthal was an outstanding reliever in his prime and once had back-to-back 45-save (or better) seasons. And his raw stuff looked excellent last year, as he totaled the best strikeout rate of his career. If he stays healthy, he has a shot at being a top-5 closer, but you can draft him a little later than that and likely make a profit. 37 weeks ago

Andrew McCutchen Note
	159. Andrew McCutchen LF,DH McCutchen returned from his torn ACL and put up a decent season, hitting 10 home runs and stealing four bases in 57 games. If you watched him play, you could see he wasn't 100% himself, and his sprint speed dropped to just 27.4 ft/s, by far a career low. But he looks and reportedly feels healthier this spring, and will lead off again for the Phillies. Expect 20-plus homers, close to double-digit steals, and plenty of runs scored. And because he's an aging veteran, expect him to be a value on draft day. 37 weeks ago

Kyle Schwarber Note
	164. Kyle Schwarber LF,DH,1B Schwarber gave back many of his 2019 gains last year, seeing a rise in strikeout rate (29.5%) and his batting average dropping to an abysmal .188. But Schwarber's season was far from linear: over the first half of the season, he slashed .230/.343/.448, but those numbers dropped to .154/.279/.346 over the second half. At the same time, he continued to hit the ball extremely hard, with a 92.8 MPH average exit velocity, which was top 5% in the league. Given his consistently hard contact, the better course of action seems to forgive Schwarber for what amounted to an extremely poor 24-game stretch to close out the season. Now batting in the middle of the Nationals lineup with a fresh start and entering his age-28 season, Schwarber should rebound to somewhere between his 2018 and 2019 numbers. 37 weeks ago

Alex Colome Note
	204. Alex Colome RP Colome has been a quality major league reliever for year, but last year, managed to drop his ERA down to a silly 0.81 and his WHIP below 1.00 for the first time in his career. His success was largely on the back of increased movement on his cutter (which induced a ton of weak contact, but which was also less of a strikeout pitch, leading to a drop in strikeouts), as well as Yasmani Grandal's pitch-framing skills. He'll now move to Minnesota where he'll likely form some sort of committee with Taylor Rogers. He's worth drafting, but only very late, and with the expectation that he won't pile on a ton of saves. 37 weeks ago

Richard Rodriguez Note
	210. Richard Rodriguez RP So long as he remains with the Pirates, Rodriguez is likely to be the closer after locking down four saves last year. He's been a quality reliever for a few years in a row now, including last year when he put up a 2.70 ERA and a 0.86 WHIP with plenty of strikeouts. There's been speculation that the Pirates will look to deal Rodriguez before the season begins. But until and unless they do, he's a decent late-round selection who will likely total a handful of saves until he's inevitably dealt mid-season. 37 weeks ago

Michael Pineda Note
	211. Michael Pineda SP

Kyle Seager Note
	222. Kyle Seager 3B,DH

Joc Pederson Note
	242. Joc Pederson LF,DH,RF,CF

Drew Smyly Note
	255. Drew Smyly SP,RP If you're willing to buy into Smyly's 2020 season, then he's likely to come at a major discount in drafts. He added more than two miles per hour to his fastball, struck out 37.8% of the batters he faced, and leaned more into his excellent curveball. There's reason for optimism after the Braves offered him a substantial one-year deal. Of course, Smyly's real issue is his health, as he missed two full seasons because of Tommy John surgery and even last year was limited to 26 1/3 innings. But there's reason to believe his gains last year are sustainable, so taking him late in your drafts, is worth the gamble. 37 weeks ago

Greg Holland Note
	256. Greg Holland RP Holland re-signed with the Royals after an outstanding season, during which he put up an ERA under 2.00 and a WHIP below 1.00 for the first time since 2014. He'll almost certainly begin the year as the closer, but he's unlikely to stay in the role for the entire season. Even if he's not dealt to a contender by the trade deadline, his walk rate is surely to be closer to the 5.3/9 innings that he put up his previous four seasons, rather than the 2.22 he managed last year. Draft Holland late as someone who can chip in saves early, but be prepared to hit the waiver wire later in the year. 37 weeks ago

Zach Davies Note
	261. Zach Davies SP Davies has quietly put together two quality seasons, with a 3.55 ERA and 1.29 WHIP in 2019, and a 2.73 ERA and 1.07 WHIP last year. Notably, he started throwing more changeups in 2020, which led both to an increased swinging strike rate and strikeout rate. But his xERA was still 5.01, and although he routinely outperforms his expected stats, it's a reminder not to get too high on a pitcher who amounts to a command specialist. The upside is that after a trade to the Cubs, he'll face mostly weak offenses, which should help to boost his floor a bit. 37 weeks ago

Jonathan Villar Note
	265. Jonathan Villar 2B,SS,3B Villar's quality of contact dropped significantly last year, but given how out of character it was for his career, the decline can probably be written off to the small sample of the shortened season. But he was still one of the league leaders in stolen bases with 16 and he showed no hesitation about running whenever he got the chance. The bigger issue is that Villar won't have a regular role now that he's with the Mets, but instead will be a super-utility player. With that said, Villar's versatility should allow him to see a few starts each week, and he should see action as a defensive replacement and pinch runner. All that to say that Villar should tack on 15-20 steals over the course of the season, and therefore make a viable middle infield option despite his lack of a regular role. 37 weeks ago

Matthew Boyd Note
	268. Matthew Boyd SP

Joakim Soria Note
	271. Joakim Soria RP The Diamondbacks gave Soria a one-year, $3.5 million deal after his successful stint with the A's. Soria fixed his home run problem from 2019, which was an outlier for his career anyway, and his 2020 numbers looked much more in line with his typical output. Soria hasn't been named the closer, but given that he has totaled at least 16 saves in eight separate seasons, it's a strong bet that he'll begin the year in the ninth inning. The Diamondbacks aren't expected to be competitive, so if you do draft him, bank on him being traded to another team, and into another role, by mid-season. 37 weeks ago

Yusei Kikuchi Note
	276. Yusei Kikuchi SP

Alex Dickerson Note
	279. Alex Dickerson LF

Buster Posey Note
	281. Buster Posey C Posey sat out the 2020 season due to the COVID-19 pandemic and concern for the health of his adopted daughters, but he returns this year for what is almost certainly his final season with the Giants and perhaps his career. Posey is in his age-34 season, ancient for a catcher, and he's coming off two seasons during which he totaled a .741 OPS and a .688 OPS in 2018 and 2019 respectively. But he's healthy and appears refreshed, and the changes to Oracle Park last year should work in his benefit now. He's outside the top-12 catchers, but you can get away with him in a one-catcher league in a pinch. 37 weeks ago

Archie Bradley Note
	293. Archie Bradley RP Bradley joined the Phillies on a one-year deal after a successful 2020 season with Arizona and Philadelphia. He performed admirably over the past two seasons as the Diamondbacks' closer, and last year put up a very solid 2.95 ERA, 1.09 WHIP, and 24.7% strikeout rate. The Phillies were open about their desire to add some velocity to their bullpen and Bradley does just that. But although Joe Girardi has indicated he'd like set roles for the Phillies' bullpen, those roles may not be decided until close to the end of spring training. Bradley is worth drafting, but only late, as he may go back to his former role as a setup man. 37 weeks ago

Adam Eaton Note
	294. Adam Eaton RF

Starlin Castro Note
	312. Starlin Castro 2B,3B

Wilson Ramos Note
	315. Wilson Ramos C,DH

Kwang Hyun Kim Note
	317. Kwang Hyun Kim SP,RP If you want upside with a late-round pitcher, you're looking in the wrong place with Kim. Although he put up a 1.62 ERA and 1.07 WHIP last year, his xFIP and SIERA were each about three runs higher than his ERA. He also struck out just 5.54 batters per nine innings, and never showed much strikeout potential in the KBO. That said, for a pitcher who is basically free in drafts, he offers some decent stability, and is worth taking late if you have an otherwise strong staff, particularly with strikeouts. Back tightness may put him on the IL to start the year, but there does not appear to be any long-term concerns. 37 weeks ago

Corey Dickerson Note
	318. Corey Dickerson LF,CF

Chris Martin Note
	319. Chris Martin RP

Adam Ottavino Note
	328. Adam Ottavino RP

Nick Wittgren Note
	329. Nick Wittgren RP

Maikel Franco Note
	336. Maikel Franco 3B

Andrelton Simmons Note
	345. Andrelton Simmons SS

Jake Diekman Note
	355. Jake Diekman RP

J.A. Happ Note
	360. J.A. Happ SP

Colin Moran Note
	365. Colin Moran 1B,DH

Gregory Polanco Note
	367. Gregory Polanco RF

Yasiel Puig Note
	378. Yasiel Puig RF

Donovan Solano Note
	389. Donovan Solano 2B

Carlos Martinez Note
	397. Carlos Martinez SP

Carlos Rodon Note
	408. Carlos Rodon SP

Ian Kennedy Note
	411. Ian Kennedy RP

Garrett Richards Note
	416. Garrett Richards SP,RP

Kevin Pillar Note
	422. Kevin Pillar CF,RF,LF

Rafael Dolis Note
	432. Rafael Dolis RP

Mitch Moreland Note
	435. Mitch Moreland 1B,DH

Danny Duffy Note
	439. Danny Duffy SP

Reyes Moronta Note
	440. Reyes Moronta RP

Masahiro Tanaka Note
	442. Masahiro Tanaka SP

Kurt Suzuki Note
	446. Kurt Suzuki C

Niko Goodrum Note
	452. Niko Goodrum 2B,SS

Roberto Osuna Note
	453. Roberto Osuna RP

Freddy Galvis Note
	455. Freddy Galvis 2B,SS,3B

Brandon Kintzler Note
	456. Brandon Kintzler RP

Andrew Miller Note
	459. Andrew Miller RP

Brandon Workman Note
	463. Brandon Workman RP

Khris Davis Note
	467. Khris Davis DH

Johnny Cueto Note
	469. Johnny Cueto SP

Daniel Ponce de Leon Note
	474. Daniel Ponce de Leon SP,RP

Keone Kela Note
	475. Keone Kela RP

Matt Shoemaker Note
	479. Matt Shoemaker SP,RP

Sean Doolittle Note
	484. Sean Doolittle RP After missing most of 2020 with various injuries, Doolittle took a small one-year deal from the Reds in his hope of a bounceback season. He's been trending the wrong way for a couple of seasons now, but he did tally at least 24 saves in each season between 2017 and 2019. Doolittle is the only one in the Reds bullpen with much closing experience, so if he performs well this spring, he could win the ninth-inning job. But there's a ton of uncertainty, and given Doolittle's small contract, it's far from a sure thing that he sees any save opportunities in 2021. 37 weeks ago

Nomar Mazara Note
	485. Nomar Mazara RF

Yusmeiro Petit Note
	488. Yusmeiro Petit RP

Hanser Alberto Note
	489. Hanser Alberto 2B,3B,SS

Joshua Fuentes Note
	503. Joshua Fuentes 1B,3B

Matt Bush Note
	508. Matt Bush RP

Joe Smith Note
	510. Joe Smith RP

Mychal Givens Note
	512. Mychal Givens RP

Mike Foltynewicz Note
	514. Mike Foltynewicz SP

John Gant Note
	517. John Gant RP,SP

Matt Strahm Note
	520. Matt Strahm RP

Chance Sisco Note
	521. Chance Sisco C

Jesse Hahn Note
	523. Jesse Hahn RP

Dellin Betances Note
	527. Dellin Betances RP

Dexter Fowler Note
	531. Dexter Fowler RF

Collin McHugh Note
	534. Collin McHugh RP,SP

Felix Pena Note
	540. Felix Pena RP

Evan Marshall Note
	543. Evan Marshall RP

Ronald Guzman Note
	544. Ronald Guzman 1B

Tyler Clippard Note
	546. Tyler Clippard RP

Austin Adams Note
	548. Austin Adams RP

Cesar Valdez Note
	550. Cesar Valdez RP

Sergio Romo Note
	551. Sergio Romo RP

Andrew Chafin Note
	559. Andrew Chafin RP

Jay Bruce Note
	567. Jay Bruce LF,DH,1B

Alex Avila Note
	572. Alex Avila C

Joe Kelly Note
	574. Joe Kelly RP

Stephen Vogt Note
	576. Stephen Vogt C

Joe Panik Note
	587. Joe Panik 2B,3B,SS

Jason Adam Note
	588. Jason Adam RP

Kyle McGowin Note
	590. Kyle McGowin RP

Shane Greene Note
	591. Shane Greene RP

Roman Quinn Note
	592. Roman Quinn CF

Mike Tauchman Note
	593. Mike Tauchman LF,RF,CF

Matt Carpenter Note
	598. Matt Carpenter 3B,DH,2B,1B

Cody Reed Note
	599. Cody Reed RP

Asdrubal Cabrera Note
	602. Asdrubal Cabrera 1B,3B,DH

Tony Watson Note
	605. Tony Watson RP

Josh Tomlin Note
	608. Josh Tomlin SP,RP

Grant Dayton Note
	611. Grant Dayton RP

Wander Suero Note
	617. Wander Suero RP

Jon Lester Note
	623. Jon Lester SP

Tyler Webb Note
	624. Tyler Webb RP

Cam Bedrosian Note
	626. Cam Bedrosian RP

Pedro Strop Note
	630. Pedro Strop RP

Austin Romine Note
	632. Austin Romine C

Steve Cishek Note
	633. Steve Cishek RP

John Curtiss Note
	636. John Curtiss SP,RP

Travis Shaw Note
	637. Travis Shaw 1B,3B

Shawn Armstrong Note
	638. Shawn Armstrong RP

Brett Anderson Note
	639. Brett Anderson SP

Hansel Robles Note
	650. Hansel Robles RP

Marwin Gonzalez Note
	651. Marwin Gonzalez 1B,2B,3B,SS,LF

Ty Buttrey Note
	656. Ty Buttrey RP

Blake Parker Note
	657. Blake Parker RP

David Hale Note
	659. David Hale RP

Julio Teheran Note
	661. Julio Teheran SP

Kyle Crick Note
	662. Kyle Crick RP

Jeurys Familia Note
	664. Jeurys Familia RP

Ryan Tepera Note
	665. Ryan Tepera RP

Edwin Encarnacion Note
	666. Edwin Encarnacion DH

Hunter Wood Note
	668. Hunter Wood RP

Tyler Anderson Note
	670. Tyler Anderson SP

Jake Marisnick Note
	671. Jake Marisnick CF,LF

Jake Bauers Note
	672. Jake Bauers LF,1B,RF

Rio Ruiz Note
	674. Rio Ruiz 3B,2B

Kyle Zimmer Note
	678. Kyle Zimmer RP

Tim Locastro Note
	680. Tim Locastro CF,LF

Matt Andriese Note
	682. Matt Andriese RP

Tyler Chatwood Note
	689. Tyler Chatwood SP,RP

Vince Velasquez Note
	693. Vince Velasquez SP

Junior Guerra Note
	695. Junior Guerra RP

Yolmer Sanchez Note
	696. Yolmer Sanchez 3B

Mike Fiers Note
	698. Mike Fiers SP

Buck Farmer Note
	701. Buck Farmer RP

Matt Moore Note
	706. Matt Moore SP,RP

Jakob Junis Note
	710. Jakob Junis SP,RP

Jose Marmolejos Note
	714. Jose Marmolejos LF,DH,1B

Derek Holland Note
	715. Derek Holland SP,RP

Tanner Roark Note
	716. Tanner Roark SP

Cole Hamels Note
	717. Cole Hamels SP

Ender Inciarte Note
	718. Ender Inciarte CF

Eric Sogard Note
	719. Eric Sogard 3B,2B,RP

Eric Yardley Note
	722. Eric Yardley RP

Trevor Cahill Note
	725. Trevor Cahill SP,RP

Jake Lamb Note
	732. Jake Lamb 1B,3B,LF

Jake Arrieta Note
	733. Jake Arrieta SP

Jeremy Jeffress Note
	737. Jeremy Jeffress RP

Carl Edwards Jr. Note
	740. Carl Edwards Jr. RP

Nate Jones Note
	745. Nate Jones RP

Jimmy Nelson Note
	749. Jimmy Nelson RP

Travis Bergen Note
	752. Travis Bergen RP

Burch Smith Note
	754. Burch Smith RP

Franklin Barreto Note
	763. Franklin Barreto 2B

Scott Alexander Note
	767. Scott Alexander RP

Albert Pujols Note
	770. Albert Pujols 1B,DH

Josh Harrison Note
	771. Josh Harrison 2B,3B,LF

Albert Almora Jr. Note
	773. Albert Almora Jr. CF

Austin Brice Note
	775. Austin Brice RP

Zack Godley Note
	778. Zack Godley SP

Jace Fry Note
	784. Jace Fry RP

Odubel Herrera Note
	794. Odubel Herrera CF,LF

Daniel Vogelbach Note
	797. Daniel Vogelbach DH,1B

Rick Porcello Note
	798. Rick Porcello SP

Dan Altavilla Note
	799. Dan Altavilla RP

Chaz Roe Note
	800. Chaz Roe RP

Pablo Sandoval Note
	801. Pablo Sandoval DH

Rogelio Armenteros Note
	805. Rogelio Armenteros SP

Pat Valaika Note
	807. Pat Valaika 1B,2B,SS

Jose Urena Note
	809. Jose Urena SP,RP

Derek Fisher Note
	812. Derek Fisher RF

Jake Newberry Note
	813. Jake Newberry RP

Dan Winkler Note
	815. Dan Winkler RP

James Marvel Note
	818. James Marvel SP

Wade Davis Note
	819. Wade Davis RP

James Shields Note
	820. James Shields SP

Sam McWilliams Note
	821. Sam McWilliams SP

Adam Plutko Note
	822. Adam Plutko SP,RP

Ivan Nova Note
	826. Ivan Nova SP

Jason Vargas Note
	827. Jason Vargas SP

Jed Lowrie Note
	833. Jed Lowrie DH,2B

Lewis Brinson Note
	837. Lewis Brinson LF,RF,CF

Clayton Richard Note
	849. Clayton Richard SP

Jasseel De La Cruz Note
	850. Jasseel De La Cruz SP

Ariel Jurado Note
	852. Ariel Jurado SP

Daniel Norris Note
	855. Daniel Norris RP

Martin Perez Note
	856. Martin Perez SP,RP

Chad Kuhl Note
	857. Chad Kuhl SP,RP

Brad Miller Note
	859. Brad Miller 3B,DH,RF,2B,1B

Steven Brault Note
	860. Steven Brault SP

Aaron Sanchez Note
	861. Aaron Sanchez SP

Brett Gardner Note
	862. Brett Gardner LF,CF

Dee Strange-Gordon Note
	865. Dee Strange-Gordon 2B,LF

James Hoyt Note
	866. James Hoyt RP

Bartolo Colon Note
	867. Bartolo Colon SP

Phillip Evans Note
	871. Phillip Evans 3B,LF,RF,1B

Cameron Maybin Note
	874. Cameron Maybin RF

Robert Stock Note
	878. Robert Stock RP,SP

Mike Freeman Note
	886. Mike Freeman 3B,SS

Ross Detwiler Note
	888. Ross Detwiler RP,SP

Heath Hembree Note
	889. Heath Hembree RP

Yency Almonte Note
	890. Yency Almonte RP

Brandon Finnegan Note
	892. Brandon Finnegan RP

Jairo Diaz Note
	893. Jairo Diaz RP

Keury Mella Note
	897. Keury Mella RP

Chasen Shreve Note
	898. Chasen Shreve RP

Anthony Swarzak Note
	902. Anthony Swarzak RP

Chi Chi Gonzalez Note
	906. Chi Chi Gonzalez SP,RP

Jeff Samardzija Note
	909. Jeff Samardzija SP

Tyler Flowers Note
	910. Tyler Flowers C

Marcus Walden Note
	911. Marcus Walden RP

Daniel Gossett Note
	913. Daniel Gossett SP

Danny Santana Note
	916. Danny Santana 1B,CF

Grayson Greiner Note
	920. Grayson Greiner C

Chris Mazza Note
	923. Chris Mazza SP,RP

Jimmy Cordero Note
	924. Jimmy Cordero RP

Andrew Cashner Note
	927. Andrew Cashner SP

Tim Lopes Note
	928. Tim Lopes LF,RF,DH

Ryan Weber Note
	929. Ryan Weber SP,RP

Billy Hamilton Note
	932. Billy Hamilton CF,LF

Dario Agrazal Note
	935. Dario Agrazal SP

Mike Ford Note
	939. Mike Ford 1B

Robert Gsellman Note
	940. Robert Gsellman SP,RP

Ehire Adrianza Note
	941. Ehire Adrianza 3B,RF

Tommy Milone Note
	943. Tommy Milone SP,RP

Luke Bard Note
	945. Luke Bard RP

Mike Leake Note
	946. Mike Leake SP

Mickey Jannis Note
	947. Mickey Jannis RP

Brad Peacock Note
	949. Brad Peacock RP

Edwin Jackson Note
	952. Edwin Jackson SP

David Robertson Note
	953. David Robertson RP

Brian Goodwin Note
	968. Brian Goodwin LF,CF,RF

Jordan Zimmermann Note
	977. Jordan Zimmermann SP

Homer Bailey Note
	981. Homer Bailey SP

Chase De Jong Note
	983. Chase De Jong SP

Matt Wieters Note
	987. Matt Wieters C

Hyeon-jong Yang Note
	989. Hyeon-jong Yang SP,RP

Willians Astudillo Note
	990. Willians Astudillo C,1B,3B

Conner Greene Note
	992. Conner Greene SP,RP

Felix Hernandez Note
	994. Felix Hernandez SP

Jonathan Lucroy Note
	995. Jonathan Lucroy C

Anibal Sanchez Note
	999. Anibal Sanchez SP

Dustin Fowler Note
	1001. Dustin Fowler CF

Dakota Chalmers Note
	1002. Dakota Chalmers SP

Joe Palumbo Note
	1006. Joe Palumbo RP

Josh Reddick Note
	1007. Josh Reddick RF

Shun Yamaguchi Note
	1011. Shun Yamaguchi RP

Asher Wojciechowski Note
	1012. Asher Wojciechowski SP

Yoenis Cespedes Note
	1017. Yoenis Cespedes DH

Shed Long Jr. Note
	1018. Shed Long Jr. 2B,LF

Glenn Sparkman Note
	1019. Glenn Sparkman RP

Shelby Miller Note
	1022. Shelby Miller RP

Magneuris Sierra Note
	1026. Magneuris Sierra CF,LF

Yairo Munoz Note
	1030. Yairo Munoz LF

Gray Fenter Note
	1032. Gray Fenter SP

Ryan McBroom Note
	1034. Ryan McBroom 1B

Tommy Hunter Note
	1036. Tommy Hunter RP

Wade LeBlanc Note
	1040. Wade LeBlanc SP,RP

Jason Kipnis Note
	1041. Jason Kipnis 2B

Ryan Braun Note
	1046. Ryan Braun RF,DH

Rene Rivera Note
	1047. Rene Rivera C

Oliver Drake Note
	1049. Oliver Drake RP

Tony Wolters Note
	1050. Tony Wolters C

Delino DeShields Note
	1054. Delino DeShields CF

Cody Ponce Note
	1055. Cody Ponce SP,RP

Jarrod Dyson Note
	1056. Jarrod Dyson CF,RF,LF

Jedd Gyorko Note
	1061. Jedd Gyorko 1B,3B

Steven Souza Jr. Note
	1063. Steven Souza Jr. RF

Jose Martinez Note
	1064. Jose Martinez DH

Jose Briceno Note
	1065. Jose Briceno C

Beau Taylor Note
	1066. Beau Taylor C

Matt Harvey Note
	1071. Matt Harvey SP

Daniel Robertson Note
	1083. Daniel Robertson CF

Robinson Chirinos Note
	1086. Robinson Chirinos C

Taylor Williams Note
	1089. Taylor Williams RP

Brandon Drury Note
	1095. Brandon Drury 3B

Ryan Buchter Note
	1097. Ryan Buchter RP

Bubba Starling Note
	1100. Bubba Starling CF

Scooter Gennett Note
	1101. Scooter Gennett 2B

Zack Cozart Note
	1105. Zack Cozart 3B

Logan Morrison Note
	1106. Logan Morrison DH

Ervin Santana Note
	1110. Ervin Santana SP,RP

Sam Delaplane Note
	1114. Sam Delaplane RP

Tony Cingrani Note
	1115. Tony Cingrani RP

Dillon Maples Note
	1117. Dillon Maples RP

Arodys Vizcaino Note
	1120. Arodys Vizcaino RP

Brandon Morrow Note
	1125. Brandon Morrow RP

Matt Kemp Note
	1126. Matt Kemp DH

Ryne Harper Note
	1128. Ryne Harper RP

Ryan Zimmerman Note
	1133. Ryan Zimmerman 1B

Brad Boxberger Note
	1136. Brad Boxberger RP

Stephen Tarpley Note
	1137. Stephen Tarpley RP

Blaine Hardy Note
	1138. Blaine Hardy RP

Adam Morgan Note
	1142. Adam Morgan RP

Nick Tropeano Note
	1143. Nick Tropeano RP

Andrew Triggs Note
	1144. Andrew Triggs SP

Nick Vincent Note
	1145. Nick Vincent RP

Daniel Robertson Note
	1146. Daniel Robertson SS,3B

DJ Johnson Note
	1151. DJ Johnson RP

Nick Ramirez Note
	1152. Nick Ramirez RP

Chris Owings Note
	1155. Chris Owings 2B

Austin Pruitt Note
	1156. Austin Pruitt RP

Daniel Zamora Note
	1157. Daniel Zamora RP

Justin Williams Note
	1159. Justin Williams RF,LF

Charlie Culberson Note
	1161. Charlie Culberson 1B,3B

Bud Norris Note
	1162. Bud Norris RP

Steven Fuentes Note
	1168. Steven Fuentes SP

Corey Oswalt Note
	1171. Corey Oswalt SP

Reymin Guduan Note
	1173. Reymin Guduan RP

Edgar Santana Note
	1174. Edgar Santana RP

Greg Bird Note
	1176. Greg Bird 1B

Silvino Bracho Note
	1177. Silvino Bracho RP

Brendan McCurry Note
	1179. Brendan McCurry RP

Ildemaro Vargas Note
	1189. Ildemaro Vargas 2B,3B

Luke Farrell Note
	1190. Luke Farrell RP

Fernando Abad Note
	1191. Fernando Abad RP

Wei-Yin Chen Note
	1193. Wei-Yin Chen RP

Gerardo Parra Note
	1194. Gerardo Parra RF,LF

Jacob Rhame Note
	1195. Jacob Rhame RP

Branden Kline Note
	1197. Branden Kline RP

Fernando Romero Note
	1199. Fernando Romero RP

Matt Joyce Note
	1200. Matt Joyce LF,RF,DH

Juan Lagares Note
	1202. Juan Lagares CF,LF,RF

Francis Martes Note
	1206. Francis Martes SP

Dovydas Neverauskas Note
	1209. Dovydas Neverauskas RP

Brock Holt Note
	1210. Brock Holt 3B

Jesse Chavez Note
	1211. Jesse Chavez RP,SP

AJ Ramos Note
	1215. AJ Ramos RP

Adam Warren Note
	1216. Adam Warren RP

A.J. Cole Note
	1218. A.J. Cole RP

Aaron Barrett Note
	1222. Aaron Barrett RP

Derek Law Note
	1224. Derek Law RP

Matt Adams Note
	1225. Matt Adams DH

Brady Lail Note
	1229. Brady Lail RP

R.J. Alaniz Note
	1230. R.J. Alaniz RP

Hunter Strickland Note
	1234. Hunter Strickland RP

Ricardo Sanchez Note
	1235. Ricardo Sanchez RP

Neil Walker Note
	1236. Neil Walker 2B

Neftali Feliz Note
	1239. Neftali Feliz RP

Brooks Kriske Note
	1240. Brooks Kriske RP

Gabriel Ynoa Note
	1241. Gabriel Ynoa RP

Taylor Guilbeau Note
	1244. Taylor Guilbeau RP

Sam Freeman Note
	1246. Sam Freeman RP

Trayce Thompson Note
	1248. Trayce Thompson LF

Alex Blandino Note
	1250. Alex Blandino 2B,1B

Phil Gosselin Note
	1251. Phil Gosselin LF,RF,DH,3B,1B

Ben Taylor Note
	1257. Ben Taylor RP

Seth Frankoff Note
	1263. Seth Frankoff RP,SP

Tim Beckham Note
	1264. Tim Beckham SS

Nick Goody Note
	1265. Nick Goody RP

Braden Bishop Note
	1267. Braden Bishop RF

Braden Shipley Note
	1272. Braden Shipley SP

Wily Peralta Note
	1274. Wily Peralta RP,SP

Robel Garcia Note
	1275. Robel Garcia 2B,3B,SS

Matt Hall Note
	1276. Matt Hall RP

Jason Hammel Note
	1280. Jason Hammel RP

Keon Broxton Note
	1281. Keon Broxton CF

Matt Duffy Note
	1283. Matt Duffy 3B,2B

Edinson Volquez Note
	1289. Edinson Volquez RP

Cody Carroll Note
	1292. Cody Carroll RP

Kyle Keller Note
	1295. Kyle Keller RP

Chad Sobotka Note
	1297. Chad Sobotka RP

Colin Rea Note
	1299. Colin Rea RP

Hector Perez Note
	1305. Hector Perez RP

Sam Gaviglio Note
	1306. Sam Gaviglio RP

Jesse Biddle Note
	1307. Jesse Biddle RP

Edgar Garcia Note
	1308. Edgar Garcia RP

Mike Kickham Note
	1309. Mike Kickham SP

Cy Sneed Note
	1311. Cy Sneed RP

Francisco Liriano Note
	1312. Francisco Liriano RP

Nik Turley Note
	1314. Nik Turley RP

Tyler Bashlor Note
	1319. Tyler Bashlor RP

Jacob Waguespack Note
	1320. Jacob Waguespack RP

Ian Gibaut Note
	1323. Ian Gibaut RP

Patrick Weigel Note
	1324. Patrick Weigel RP

Robinson Leyer Note
	1325. Robinson Leyer RP

Sal Romano Note
	1327. Sal Romano RP

Juan Minaya Note
	1329. Juan Minaya RP

Ramon Rosso Note
	1331. Ramon Rosso RP

Franklyn Kilome Note
	1332. Franklyn Kilome RP

Juan Nicasio Note
	1333. Juan Nicasio RP

Dakota Bacus Note
	1337. Dakota Bacus RP

Carlos Sanabria Note
	1338. Carlos Sanabria RP

Ian Krol Note
	1344. Ian Krol RP

Kyle Barraclough Note
	1347. Kyle Barraclough RP

Jose Mujica Note
	1349. Jose Mujica RP

Scott Blewett Note
	1353. Scott Blewett RP

Josh Osich Note
	1359. Josh Osich RP

James Pazos Note
	1360. James Pazos RP

Javy Guerra Note
	1365. Javy Guerra RP

Chance Adams Note
	1367. Chance Adams RP

Kevin McCarthy Note
	1368. Kevin McCarthy RP

Joe Biagini Note
	1370. Joe Biagini RP

Brad Brach Note
	1371. Brad Brach RP

Erasmo Ramirez Note
	1373. Erasmo Ramirez RP

Joe Harvey Note
	1374. Joe Harvey RP

Colten Brewer Note
	1379. Colten Brewer SP,RP

Joe Gatto Note
	1380. Joe Gatto RP

Bryan Shaw Note
	1381. Bryan Shaw RP

Jorge Guzman Note
	1383. Jorge Guzman RP

Thomas Eshelman Note
	1386. Thomas Eshelman SP,RP

Steven Wright Note
	1389. Steven Wright RP

Dereck Rodriguez Note
	1394. Dereck Rodriguez RP

Justin Grimm Note
	1395. Justin Grimm RP

Tyler Heineman Note
	1397. Tyler Heineman C

Bryan Holaday Note
	1399. Bryan Holaday C

Deivy Grullon Note
	1400. Deivy Grullon C

Anthony Bemboom Note
	1401. Anthony Bemboom C

Drew Butera Note
	1406. Drew Butera C

Chris Herrmann Note
	1412. Chris Herrmann C

Luke Maile Note
	1414. Luke Maile C

Rob Brantly Note
	1415. Rob Brantly C

Andrew Susac Note
	1416. Andrew Susac C

Josh Phegley Note
	1418. Josh Phegley DH

Joe Hudson Note
	1421. Joe Hudson C

John Hicks Note
	1423. John Hicks C

Jose Lobaton Note
	1427. Jose Lobaton C

Raudy Read Note
	1428. Raudy Read C

Jeff Mathis Note
	1429. Jeff Mathis C

Brian Navarreto Note
	1430. Brian Navarreto C

Joseph Odom Note
	1432. Joseph Odom C

Tim Federowicz Note
	1433. Tim Federowicz C

Mark Payton Note
	1436. Mark Payton LF

Justin Bour Note
	1438. Justin Bour 1B

Hernan Perez Note
	1439. Hernan Perez 1B

Jordy Mercer Note
	1441. Jordy Mercer SS,2B,3B

Billy McKinney Note
	1444. Billy McKinney LF,RF,1B

Derek Dietrich Note
	1445. Derek Dietrich DH

Breyvic Valera Note
	1446. Breyvic Valera 2B,3B

Greg Garcia Note
	1448. Greg Garcia 2B,3B

Brian O'Grady Note
	1449. Brian O'Grady CF,RF

Erick Mejia Note
	1452. Erick Mejia 3B

Josh Ockimey Note
	1455. Josh Ockimey 1B

Travis Jankowski Note
	1463. Travis Jankowski CF

Kyle Holder Note
	1464. Kyle Holder SS

Austin Listi Note
	1470. Austin Listi 1B

Ronald Torreyes Note
	1472. Ronald Torreyes SS,3B,2B

Nicky Delmonico Note
	1475. Nicky Delmonico RF

Troy Stokes Jr. Note
	1478. Troy Stokes Jr. LF

JT Riddle Note
	1481. JT Riddle 3B

Jorge Bonifacio Note
	1482. Jorge Bonifacio LF,RF

Wilmer Difo Note
	1489. Wilmer Difo 2B,3B

Nick Williams Note
	1491. Nick Williams LF

Kevin Kramer Note
	1492. Kevin Kramer LF

Mark Trumbo Note
	1493. Mark Trumbo DH

Eduardo Nunez Note
	1494. Eduardo Nunez RF

Luis Gonzalez Note
	1498. Luis Gonzalez CF

Stephen Wrenn Note
	1500. Stephen Wrenn CF

Jon Jay Note
	1502. Jon Jay RF

Sean Rodriguez Note
	1503. Sean Rodriguez 2B

Sam Travis Note
	1505. Sam Travis 1B

Socrates Brito Note
	1509. Socrates Brito RF

Zach Green Note
	1510. Zach Green 3B

Will Craig Note
	1515. Will Craig 1B

Tyler White Note
	1531. Tyler White 1B

Ian Miller Note
	1532. Ian Miller CF

Domingo Leyba Note
	1536. Domingo Leyba 2B,3B

Max Moroff Note
	1538. Max Moroff 2B

Yasmany Tomas Note
	1539. Yasmany Tomas DH

Tzu-Wei Lin Note
	1543. Tzu-Wei Lin SS

Scott Schebler Note
	1547. Scott Schebler RF

Melky Cabrera Note
	1548. Melky Cabrera RF

Eddy Alvarez Note
	1550. Eddy Alvarez 2B,3B