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Fantasy Baseball Player Notes

2022 Fantasy Baseball Draft Notes

Position

Team

Aaron Judge Note
	23. Aaron Judge CF,RF,DH All rise! His Honor enjoyed a season of reasonably good health in 2021 and posted a career-high .269 BA to go along with 39 HRs, 98 RBI and 89 runs. His 71% contact rate was the best of his career, and naturally his power peripherals were through the roof. No one punishes baseballs quite like Judge. Health is always a concern, and he doesn't run much, but the power skills should age well as this 6-7, 282-pound brute enters his 30s. 40 weeks ago

Xander Bogaerts Note
	29. Xander Bogaerts SS He was batting .321 at the All-Star Break last year, but a wrist injury sapped some of his mojo in the back half of the season. Bogaerts has one of the more stable skill sets in MLB. He has a .290 career average, and his run production has been remarkably stable. You can pencil in Bogaerts for 25 HRs, 90 RBI and 90 runs, and he's likely to hew pretty close to those numbers. Fenway Park and a strong lineup work in his favor. He's been so good for so long, it's hard to believe he's still in his 20s. 40 weeks ago

J.D. Martinez Note
	59. J.D. Martinez LF,DH Martinez got the bad taste of 2020 out of his mouth with a fine 2021 season. After batting .213 and hitting only seven HRs in the COVID-shortened 2020 campaign, Martinez batted .286 last year with 28 HRs, 99 RBI and 92 runs. Martinez is 34, so there's some age-related risk, but his 2021 Statcast numbers and other peripheral stats suggest that his skill set is aging well. He plays in a great hitter's park, and batting behind Rafael Devers and Xander Bogaerts should provide plenty of RBI opportunities. FantasyPros rankers like Martinez much more than the general public does - an indication that he's probably a value. 40 weeks ago

Carlos Correa Note
	72. Carlos Correa SS Correa enjoyed one of his finest seasons to date in 2021, establishing new career highs in homers (26) and runs (104). He also had 92 RBI and batted .279. Good health was a key, as he played 148 games. Since breaking into the league in 2015, Correa had played more than 110 games only twice. At 27, Correa is squarely in his prime. His power production is probably maxed out due to his modest flyball rates, but his improved plate patience and robust line drive rates suggest that the healthy batting average and solid run production are easily repeatable. Correa is a free agent, so his landing spot will have a major bearing on his value. 40 weeks ago

Carlos Rodon Note
	83. Carlos Rodon SP After years of battling injuries and ineffectiveness, Rodon blossomed last year with a 2.37 ERA and 0.96 WHIP. Everything worked for the lefty, as his fastball (.199 BAA) and slider (.107 BAA) were borderline unhittable, and he ranked in the top four percent of the league in strikeout rate. He dealt with shoulder soreness and fatigue during the second half of the season, but that didn't stop the Giants from giving him a huge two-year deal. Oracle Park isn't quite the pitcher haven it once was, but it's a huge upgrade for Rodon after pitching in Guaranteed Rate Field last year. The injury risk will always be present for Rodon, but he's worth an investment if you make sure to bank on 150 innings or fewer. 38 weeks ago

Mitch Haniger Note
	93. Mitch Haniger RF,DH Sports hernia surgery caused him to miss the 2020 season, but Haniger returned in a big way last year, posting career highs in home runs (39), RBI (100) and runs (110). There are some warning signs here, however. Haniger's strikeout rate has gone through the roof, and his on-base percentage has plummeted. His exit velocities suggest that he won't match last year's HR total. The good news is that Haniger's banner 2021 season hasn't driven his price sky-high. Still, some caution is warranted. 40 weeks ago

Aroldis Chapman Note
	98. Aroldis Chapman RP Chapman struggled with his control last year, walking 15.8% of the batters he faced and struggling with a 1.31 WHIP. But that was mostly window dressing on what was just another dominant season for the Yankees closer. As usual, his strikeout rate hovered at around 40% and he reached the 30-save mark for the eighth time in his last nine full seasons. Yes, he's getting up there in age and he's not nearly as dominant as he once was. But his job security remains high and his strikeouts continue to be elite for a reliever. Draft him with confidence. 38 weeks ago

Nelson Cruz Note
	100. Nelson Cruz DH This ageless wonder will turn 42 on July 1 but continues to mash. He'll do his mashing for the Nationals this year after signing a one-year deal. Cruz belted 32 home runs last year, which was actually his lowest total for a full season since 2013. He was batting .294 for Minnesota before being traded to Tampa, where he hit only .226 the rest of the way. At his age, the decline could come quickly, but exit velocity, barrel rate and other power peripherals say he's still going strong. 38 weeks ago

Dansby Swanson Note
	108. Dansby Swanson SS Swanson is the type of player that you're not excited to draft but who you know will give you reliable production. At this stage of his career, he's pretty much a .250-25-10 type of bat who should give you about 165 combined runs and RBI in a strong Braves lineup. There's been nearly no change to Swanson's underlying metrics and data over the last three seasons, and though he could show some growth as he moves into his late-20s, chances are that he just is who he is. And that's not necessarily a bad thing, especially since his price is always kept in check by his lack of excitement. If you miss out on the prime shortstops, he's a fine consolation prize late in drafts. 38 weeks ago

Josh Bell Note
	109. Josh Bell 1B,DH Bell had a horrid .464 OPS in April, likely because his timing was off after missing time because of a COVID-19 diagnosis. But once he found his footing, he was everything that Nationals hoped he would be. He batted .277 with an .887 OPS in the second half, and even played plenty of outfield so Washington could keep his bat in the lineup even with Ryan Zimmerman playing well. His walk percentage and strikeout rate largely returned to their pre-2020 levels, and he got better and better as the season went along. With Zimmerman now retired and the DH in the National League, Bell's bat should remain in the lineup nearly every day, and the presence of Juan Soto and Nelson Cruz should offer him plenty of RBI opportunities. He's not a fantasy superstar, but he's a capable starter at first base for your fantasy team. 38 weeks ago

Cody Bellinger Note
	110. Cody Bellinger CF The last thing you want to do is pass on a former MVP who can be had in the middle rounds because his draft stock is plummeting. The second-to-last-thing you want to do is grab a player hoping for a bounce-back season and bang your head on a desk every night as he continues his affair with the Mendoza line. What if last year's crater season was an aberration? Worse, what if it wasn't? Bellinger is still only 26, but he won't have 1B eligibility in most formats, leaving him eligible for OF only. Oh, heck, if he's still there in the ninth or 10th round, take a chance. And find a bottle of Advil. 40 weeks ago

Kenley Jansen Note
	112. Kenley Jansen RP Jansen signed a one-year deal with the Braves and will slide right into the cloer's role. There is a lot of mileage on his arm, but he had a strong rebound season last year, dropping his ERA to a 2.22 and his WHIP to 1.04, all while tallying 38 saves for the Dodgers. After losing velocity for several seasons, Jansen got it back last year, averaging 92.5 MPH with his cutter, which resulted in just a .176 batting average against, his best since 2016. Assuming he can sustain his gains, he should again be a top reliever, and his hefty contract should at least give him a decent leash in the ninth inning. He's plenty capable of being your anchor reliever. 37 weeks ago

Chris Bassitt Note
	113. Chris Bassitt SP Bassitt's success feels uncomfortable - he doesn't have a ton of velocity or much of a secondary pitch beyond his sinker. But year in and year out, he offers an ERA and WHIP that help fantasy managers. His 25% strikeout rate last year was a career-best, and his deep arsenal helps to keep hitters off balance. He'll lose out on some park value with the move from Oakland to New York, but chances are he will improve on his meager win totals from the last few years. There's no ceiling ith Bassitt, but there's an extremely high floor, so sticking him in the back-end of your rotation is a winning move. 38 weeks ago

Sean Manaea Note
	118. Sean Manaea SP Manaea was traded to the Padres on the eve of the season, and it's a bit of a mixed bag for his value. His win potential certainly improves given the quality of the offense behind him now, but he'll see a downgrade in home park. Putting aside, the trade, Manaea was really inconsistent last year, and had just one month where his ERA was within two runs of the previous month. There were some overall gains, including a fastball that randomly found almost two miles of velocity. But in the end, Manaea just sort of is what he is. He doesn't have the secondary stuff to be a big strikeout pitcher, and his best-case scenario, absent a massively lucky season, is a mid-3.00 ERA with a WHIP that doesn't hurt you. Draft him for the back end of your rotation but do not expect a great leap. 35 weeks ago

Justin Turner Note
	123. Justin Turner 3B,DH Turner is entering his age-37 season and saw some mild decline last year, but he also tied his career-high with 151 games played and popped 27 home runs. His walk and strikeout rates largely held, as did his quality of contact. With the addition of the DH in the National League, and with the Dodgers only adding to their elite lineup, Turner should have enough juice left in the tank to put together another productive season. Considering the weakness of the third base position this year, Turner makes an excellent mid-round target with a mitigated health risk in light of the DH. 37 weeks ago

Nathan Eovaldi Note
	126. Nathan Eovaldi SP It always feels like Eovaldi should be better given how hard he throws and how good his control is, but it's always been difficult for him to put everything together. But now that he's enjoyed a rare run of health and largely ditched his underwhelming cutter, he's settled into a usable starter that you can draft with relative confidence. He's never going to be a star - his fastball is just too hittable and he pitches in a division with loaded lineups - but you could do far worse than a 3.75 ERA and 1.20 WHIP, which Eovaldi has given fantasy managers for two straight seasons. Expect a third in 2022. 37 weeks ago

Craig Kimbrel Note
	129. Craig Kimbrel RP Kimbrel bounced back in a huge way last season, cutting his walk rate to 9.8%, his lowest since 2017. He was vintage Kimbrel, piling up the strikeouts and saves until a mid-season trade to the White Sox where he became the setup man to Liam Hendriks. He was slated to be a late-round pick with Chicago, but with the trade to the Dodgers, he immediately becomes a top-5 closer. Expect 35-plus saves and elite ratios. 35 weeks ago

Joey Gallo Note
	131. Joey Gallo LF,RF,DH It should tell you all you need to know about Gallo that he hit 38 home runs and scored 90 runs last season and baseball fans and fantasy players view his year as a disaster. Gallo basically did what he always did - he struck out a ton (34.6%), walked more than anyone not named Juan Soto (18%) and left the yard often. His sub-.200 batting average is just basically what Gallo is going to bring to the table unless he changes his approach or gets lucky, though the fact that he hit ground balls at an elevated clip didn't help much. He'll still be batting in the middle of a strong Yankees lineup, so if you can deal with the batting average hit, draft him for the homers and runs scored production. 37 weeks ago

Willson Contreras Note
	147. Willson Contreras C,DH Contreras isn't quite the fantasy superstar that he looked like he might be when he broke in, but he's still an excellent option at a weak position. He's hit at least 21 homers in three of his last four full seasons and chips in roughly 120 combined runs and RBI. That doesn't sound like much, particularly with a batting average that seems likely to hover at around .240 at this stage in his career, but it's more than enough for a catcher. He should see some extra at-bats this year with the DH in the National League, and that should only help his value. 37 weeks ago

Andrew Benintendi Note
	165. Andrew Benintendi LF Benintendi was the classic "needs a change of scenery" player and got relatively back on track with the Royals. He looked almost identical to the disappointing but absolutely usable version of himself that he showed in 2019, and his underlying rates were nearly identical. He did walk at a career-worst rate but he also got his strikeout rate down under control, and had he avoided injury, he surely would have put up a 20-10 season. There's every reason to expct him to be able to do that again, but expect his other counting stats to remain mediocre with Kansas City's lineup. 37 weeks ago

Yuli Gurriel Note
	166. Yuli Gurriel 1B Gurriel returned to being the player he was prior to 2019's massive power outburst - a player who will help you in batting average and hit 15-20 homers with counting stats helped by batting in a strong Houston lineup. He should easily do that again this year, despite entering his age-38 season. Gurriel doesn't strike out much, but he just doesn't offer the qualitty of contact necessary to be a fantasy asset absent an aberration like his 2019 season. Book the usual - a near .300 average with 15 home runs - and stick him in your corner infield spot in deeper leagues. Just give up dreams of more. 37 weeks ago

Robbie Grossman Note
	168. Robbie Grossman LF,RF Grossman came out of nowhere to put up a 20-20 line in his age-31 season. And by "out of nowhere," I mean that his previous season-high in homers was 11 and his previous high in steals was nine. Everything suggests that Grossman sold out a bit for power, as he greatly increased both his launch angle and fly ball rate (46.2%). If he does that again, he can probably approach 20 homers for a second straight season, but considering his mediocre sprint speed (68th percentile), it would be surprising if he reached 20 steals. Take about 5-7 off your projections for both numbers and you probably won't be disappointed. 37 weeks ago

Taylor Rogers Note
	172. Taylor Rogers RP Rogers should regain the closer's role this year and likely have it all to himself for Minnesota. Other than being a lefty, he's got a pretty typical closer makeup. His strikeout rate sits above 30% most years, his walk rate remains below 5%, and his sinker sits at about 95 MPH. After signing Carlos Correa, the Twins may be more competitive than you think, so don't discount Rogers as a second tier closer who could top 25 or even 30 saves if everything breaks right. 37 weeks ago

Luke Voit Note
	175. Luke Voit 1B,DH Voit played in just 68 games last year after battling through various injuries, and his overall game suffered. He hit just 11 home runs and batted .239, while seeing his strikeout rate jump to a career-worst 30.7%. He still made solid contact overall, upping his hard-hit rate to 52.2% and his barrel rate to 15.8%, but none of that was enough to overcome the increase in whiffs. He'll get a fresh start in San Diego, where he'll likely be the everyday DH unless the team trades Eric Hosmer. Once Fernando Tatis Jr. returns, there should be RBI opportunities aplenty, but even until then, Voit should provide plenty of power. If he can cut his strikeout rate back down to his career levels and see a corresponding increase in batting average, he should be a fantasy asset. 37 weeks ago

Brandon Belt Note
	177. Brandon Belt 1B,DH As he has often in his career, Belt missed time with various injuries last year, including a fractured thumb. But he crushed his career-high in home runs with 29, and in just 97 games. He's back with the Giants after accepting a qualifying offer and even with last year's numbers and the change in park factors in recent years, San Francisco was hardly the best place for Belt to end up. You can't deny the production last year and there really wasn't much different about what Belt did to make you think it's unsustainable. But at 34 years old, expecting an improvement in health is likely a bad idea. Draft him with 25 homers in mind, and anything else is gravy. 37 weeks ago

Adam Duvall Note
	178. Adam Duvall LF,CF,RF Duvall had the quietest 38-homer season in recent memory, which happens when a bulk of it takes place in Miami. He also led the National League in RBI and was one of the leaders in max exit velocity. But he also batted just .228 and struck out 31.4% of the time. Duvall is now 33 years old so expecting a rebound in batting average or strikeout rate is probably wishful thinking. But if it's power you crave, then Duvall should have you covered, particularly with playing his home game in Atlanta's hitter-friendly Truist Park. 37 weeks ago

Corey Knebel Note
	180. Corey Knebel RP,SP Knebel was labeled as the tentative closer by Joe Girardi early in the spring, and he's done nothing to lose the job since. He rebounded from a terrible 2020 season to put up a 2.45 ERA and 0.97 WHIP with the Dodgers last year, and his fastball velocity sat at a robust 96.3 mile per hour. He's already throwing harder than that this spring, and combined with his outstanding curveball, his fastball can perform at an elite level. Knebel has closing experience from his days with Milwaukee, so as long as he can avoid injury, there's every reason to expect him to hold the role all year long. He could easily end up as a top-5 closer if everything breaks right. 37 weeks ago

Jean Segura Note
	182. Jean Segura 2B Segura had a solid bounce-back season after 2020's blip, as his 14 home runs were the most he had hit since 2016. A 15-10 season is probably his ceiling at this point in his career, but he hasn't slipped from his .285 career batting average and he continues to avoid strikeouts with the best of them. With the addition of Nick Castellanos and Kyle Schwarber, the Philadelphia lineup is as strong as it has been in years, and that should bolster Segura's counting stats. He's an option once you miss out on the top middle infielders. 37 weeks ago

Michael Brantley Note
	185. Michael Brantley LF,DH Brantley is one of the most consistent players in all of fantasy baseball, and so long as you're looking for what he gives you, there's nothing wrong with that. He's a lock to bat .300 and he'll generally offer decent runs and RBI totals batting in a strong Houston lineup. But the power that we saw in 2019 was an aberration at this point, and unless MLB uses juiced balls again, Brantley is likely to end up in the 10-12 home run range. At an advancing age, there's always reason to be concerned that he'll fall off a cliff, but nothing in his profile suggests that is imminent. Draft him for batting average but make sure you can make up the speed and power elsewhere. 37 weeks ago

Tommy Pham Note
	190. Tommy Pham LF,CF,DH Pham recently signed with the Reds, and even though the team has shipped off most of its lineup, it's not a bad fit. Pham's batting average has suffered over the last two seasons, but his expected batting average (.266, .258) suggests that he's been more unlucky than anything. And although his power numbers have declined, a move to Great American Ball Park should likely add a few home runs to his ledger this year. Pham still walks a ton and is a lock for double-digit steals, and he's the type of player who fantasy managers like to ignore each year. Don't worry as much about the lack of lineup protection, and instead buy the high floor and relative lack of competition for his job. 37 weeks ago

AJ Pollock Note
	191. AJ Pollock LF,RF,CF Pollock reminded everyone last year why he was once such a desirable fantasy commodity. In just 117 games, he popped 21 home runs and added nine steals, all while batting .297. Pollock's issue has never been about his talent, and his career might be viewed differently if he could have stayed healthy. But his 117 games played last year represented his most since 2015, and given that he's already dealing with general soreness in the spring, it's highly unlikely that he'll surpass that number in his age-34 season. His skills have not declined much, and his 19% strikeout rate last year represented his best since 2017. So long as you factor in plenty of missed time, Pollock should again offer you fairly elite production on a game-by-game basis. 37 weeks ago

Frank Schwindel Note
	203. Frank Schwindel 1B,DH Schwindel had a decent minor-league track record but hadn't done much in the majors untill he went on a huge hot streak with the Cubs over the last two months of the season, hitting 13 home runs with a 1.002 OPS over 56 games. He's not nearly as good as his hot streak suggests, which most fantasy managers surely know, but he did bat .286 in the minors, so he's not likely to be overmatched. The Cubs actually have some decent offensive depth this year but with the addition of the DH, Schwindel should have plenty of rope. If he can just avoid totally falling off a cliff, and his track record suggests he will, then a 20-homer, 80-RBI season is the most likely outcome.But if you think you're drafting the 2021 version of Schwindel, you're almost certainly mistaken. 37 weeks ago

Michael Conforto Note
	213. Michael Conforto RF It appears as of now that Conforto guessed wrong when he turned down a long-term offer from the Mets and the qualifying offer, as he finds himself in an awkward limbo without a team well into the spring. There's obvious potential with Conforto, who hit at least 27 home runs for three straight seasons, gets on base at an above-average clip, and is just entering his age-29 season. But as we saw with Kris Bryant, it's hard to properly assess a player's fantasy value until we know his landing spot and, in Conforto's case, when he's going to sign.In a vacuum, however, Conforto can be a third or fourth outfielder for your fantasy team, someone who is capable of contributing in all five categories, though likely not excelling at any. Until he signs, you should drop him a good 10 spots from where you would otherwise have him, but he's not going to sit out the entire season, so don't let him fall too far in drafts. 37 weeks ago

Jesus Aguilar Note
	221. Jesus Aguilar 1B,DH Aguilar probably would have gotten to 100 RBI last year had he not dealt with knee inflammation at the end of last season. But other than that category, it just feels like he leaves a lot on the table. Despite prodigious power, last year was only the second in his career where he topped 20 home runs. He'll benefit from the addition of the DH this year, but the bottom line is that between the Marlins' lackluster lineup and Aguilar's lack of speed, he's going to offer little in many categories, including runs scored and stolen bases. He's a fine filler if you need RBI, but don't expect all that much production elsewhere given his home park and surrounding cast. 37 weeks ago

Miguel Sano Note
	223. Miguel Sano 1B,DH Sano reportedly lost 25 pounds this offseason and is in, wait for it, the best shape of his life. Hopefully that means he can stay healthy and productive because, simply put, he hits the ball as hard as anyone in the game. He is always in the top three percent of the league in hard hit rate and exit velocity, and 50 homers could potentially be in reach if he put it all together. But he struck out 34.4% of the time last year and that was the best single-season mark in that category of his career. There is potential, as there always is with Sano, but you've got to be in really good shape in batting average before you take on the risk with him. 37 weeks ago

Noah Syndergaard Note
	229. Noah Syndergaard SP Syndergaard has pitched two innings since 2019 after undergoing Tommy John surgery and then having setbacks last season, and he'll get a fresh start with the Angels. Fantasy managers know what he brings to the table when he's at his best. A high-90s fastball, and excellent curveball, changeup, and slider, and the ability to dominate any lineup he faces when he's on. There are obvious injury concerns, but considering his low ADP, he has more upside than any pitcher going around him. Take comfort in the fact that he took a one-year deal in an effort to rebuild his value, and accept the discount on someone who could easily be an SP2 or SP3 if he stays healthy. 37 weeks ago

Wil Myers Note
	238. Wil Myers RF,LF,1B Myers couldn't sustain the many gains he made in the shortened 2020 season, but he didn't fall off a cliff entirely. His .256 batting average was his best (other than 2020) since 2016, and he offered 25 combined home runs and steals. The thing is that Myers' strikeout rate rose to 28.2%, but that's a number he can live with if he continued to make the quality of contact we're used to seeing from him. But, he didn't. His hard hit rate and exit velocity fell off a cliff (his 29.8% hard contact rate was one of the worst in baseball). It would seem like an odd decline for Myers, who was just 30 last year, so it may have just been a blip. But, it's worth being cautious before you head into the season assuming he'll bounce back. Given his ADP, however, you won't need to have confidence in him for him to be worth drafting. 36 weeks ago

Andrew McCutchen Note
	248. Andrew McCutchen LF,DH,RF McCutchen batted just .222 last year with the worst strikeout rate of his career (23%), but he provided plenty of value elsewhere. His walk rate was a robust 14.1%, he slugged 27 home runs, and fell just short of 160 combined runs and RBI. He'll move to Milwaukee this year, and so his power should translate once again, and he'll likely get to extra at-bats as the DH. He's not exciting, but even the batting average should bounce back a bit given his expected stats last year, so don't be afraid to pull the trigger late. 36 weeks ago

Jake McGee Note
	253. Jake McGee RP

Brandon Nimmo Note
	254. Brandon Nimmo CF,LF It's hard not to love a guy who sprints to first base after a walk, especially when he walks 14% of the time, one of the best rates in baseball. Nimmo will lead off again this year for the Mets, and given his elite OBP (.393 career), he should score plenty of runs. He doesn't have a ton of power or speed, but a fully healthy Nimmo should give you close to a 15-10 season with a plus batting average and contribution in the runs scored categories. The key phrase there is "fully healthy," because Nimmo's 92 games played last year were the second most of his career. But that injury risk is baked into his ADP, so draft him late and start him when he's in the lineup. You likely won't be disappointed if you do. 36 weeks ago

Christian Vazquez Note
	262. Christian Vazquez C Vazquez's power fell off a cliff last year, as his barrel percentage and hard-hit rate plummeted to some of the worst in the league. He's 31 years old now, about the time that a catcher begins to head downhill, so expecting a rebound is probably overly optimistic. He'll likely still have decent runs and RBI for a catcher just by virtue of playing for the Red Sox, but he's no longer someone to draft as your starting backstop in a one-catcher league. 36 weeks ago

Zack Greinke Note
	266. Zack Greinke SP Greinke is back where it all began in Kansas City, but he's obviously a different pitcher than he once was. His walk rate is still pristine but he rarely misses bats anymore and, as a result, his ERA has been above 4.00 in each of the past two seasons. He's still as durable as they come, and he'll earn wins just because he'll go deep into games. But there's little upside anymore, so don't feel compelled to draft him based on name value. 36 weeks ago

Raimel Tapia Note
	271. Raimel Tapia LF,RF,CF Tapia moves from Colorado to Toronto, and although that's an obvious downgrade in terms of home park, it's pretty much as neutral a change as Tapia could have hoped for. He'll still play his home games in an extreme hitter-friendly environment, and he'll see a major upgrade in his surrounding lineup. The problem for Tapia, however, remains the same. He has extremely meager power numbers, and not enough speed to be a true difference-maker in the stolen base category (though he did swipe 20 last year). He'll almost certainly bat in the lower third of the lineup with Toronto, as he likely would have with the Rockies anyway, and his probable increase in runs scored should be canceled out by his likely drop in batting average (his xBA has been in the .250s in each of the last three seasons). There's little upside with Tapia, but he won't hurt you, so he's a decent bench option if you're light on steals. 37 weeks ago

Will Smith Note
	273. Will Smith RP Smith was a bit maddening at times last year when he struggled with his control, but he ultimately tallied 37 saves en route to a championship season. He was slated to be the closer for Atlanta once again, but with the Braves signing Kenley Jansen, Smith is now nothing more than an insurance policy. Don't bother drafting him in mixed leagues but keep your eye on him on the waiver wire in case Jansen struggles significantly. 37 weeks ago

Jameson Taillon Note
	280. Jameson Taillon SP

Corey Kluber Note
	286. Corey Kluber SP

Adam Frazier Note
	291. Adam Frazier 2B,LF,RF

Taijuan Walker Note
	299. Taijuan Walker SP

Omar Narvaez Note
	301. Omar Narvaez C

Gary Sanchez Note
	303. Gary Sanchez C,DH

Garrett Hampson Note
	304. Garrett Hampson 2B,CF,SS

Dominic Smith Note
	308. Dominic Smith LF,1B,DH

Evan Longoria Note
	311. Evan Longoria 3B,DH

Tyler Naquin Note
	312. Tyler Naquin LF,CF,RF,DH

David Peralta Note
	315. David Peralta LF,DH

Cesar Hernandez Note
	319. Cesar Hernandez 2B,LF

Alex Colome Note
	320. Alex Colome RP

Didi Gregorius Note
	329. Didi Gregorius SS

Andrew Heaney Note
	337. Andrew Heaney SP

Mike Zunino Note
	341. Mike Zunino C

Art Warren Note
	342. Art Warren RP

Chad Green Note
	343. Chad Green RP

Rafael Ortega Note
	347. Rafael Ortega CF,LF,RF,DH

Bobby Bradley Note
	361. Bobby Bradley 1B

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

Yadier Molina Note
	368. Yadier Molina C

Ken Giles Note
	372. Ken Giles RP

Michael Fulmer Note
	374. Michael Fulmer RP,SP

Willie Calhoun Note
	375. Willie Calhoun LF,DH

Michael Pineda Note
	383. Michael Pineda SP

Pierce Johnson Note
	390. Pierce Johnson RP

Brian Anderson Note
	391. Brian Anderson 3B,RF

Jose Iglesias Note
	400. Jose Iglesias SS,2B

Kole Calhoun Note
	408. Kole Calhoun RF,LF,DH

Mike Minor Note
	412. Mike Minor SP

Jorge Alfaro Note
	415. Jorge Alfaro C,LF,DH

David Robertson Note
	419. David Robertson RP

Seth Lugo Note
	424. Seth Lugo RP

Trevor May Note
	425. Trevor May RP

Bradley Zimmer Note
	428. Bradley Zimmer CF,RF

Mychal Givens Note
	432. Mychal Givens RP

Dylan Bundy Note
	433. Dylan Bundy SP

Alex Reyes Note
	435. Alex Reyes RP

Tucker Barnhart Note
	440. Tucker Barnhart C

Wade Miley Note
	442. Wade Miley SP

Brad Hand Note
	444. Brad Hand RP

Ben Gamel Note
	452. Ben Gamel LF,CF,RF,DH

Robinson Cano Note
	454. Robinson Cano 2B

Ian Kennedy Note
	455. Ian Kennedy RP

Ryan Yarbrough Note
	458. Ryan Yarbrough SP,RP

Matt Wisler Note
	467. Matt Wisler RP,SP

Jackson Frazier Note
	471. Jackson Frazier LF,RF

Rich Hill Note
	478. Rich Hill SP

Luis Torrens Note
	487. Luis Torrens C,DH

Jurickson Profar Note
	489. Jurickson Profar 1B,LF,CF,RF,2B

Andrew Chafin Note
	492. Andrew Chafin RP

Craig Stammen Note
	493. Craig Stammen RP,SP

Mike Mayers Note
	501. Mike Mayers RP,SP

Rougned Odor Note
	512. Rougned Odor 2B,3B

Pedro Severino Note
	533. Pedro Severino C

David Price Note
	534. David Price SP,RP

Luke Weaver Note
	538. Luke Weaver SP,RP

Greg Holland Note
	539. Greg Holland RP

Trevor Rosenthal Note
	544. Trevor Rosenthal RP

Roberto Perez Note
	546. Roberto Perez C

Austin Hedges Note
	548. Austin Hedges C

Danny Duffy Note
	552. Danny Duffy SP

Chad Pinder Note
	557. Chad Pinder RF,LF,DH

Brad Boxberger Note
	558. Brad Boxberger RP

Adam Ottavino Note
	563. Adam Ottavino RP

Anthony Alford Note
	564. Anthony Alford LF

Odubel Herrera Note
	565. Odubel Herrera LF,CF

Jake Brentz Note
	570. Jake Brentz RP

Tommy Kahnle Note
	571. Tommy Kahnle RP

Jarlin Garcia Note
	573. Jarlin Garcia RP

Nick Wittgren Note
	577. Nick Wittgren RP

Elvis Andrus Note
	578. Elvis Andrus SS

Justin Upton Note
	580. Justin Upton LF,DH

Aristides Aquino Note
	584. Aristides Aquino LF,RF,CF

Kevin Kiermaier Note
	588. Kevin Kiermaier CF

Heath Hembree Note
	592. Heath Hembree RP

Albert Pujols Note
	597. Albert Pujols 1B,DH

Dominic Leone Note
	605. Dominic Leone RP,SP

Tyler Wade Note
	609. Tyler Wade 3B,SS,CF,2B

Michael Wacha Note
	615. Michael Wacha SP

Austin Adams Note
	617. Austin Adams RP

Paul Fry Note
	620. Paul Fry RP

Colin Moran Note
	624. Colin Moran 1B,3B

J.B. Wendelken Note
	625. J.B. Wendelken RP

Michael Taylor Note
	628. Michael Taylor RF

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

Matt Beaty Note
	634. Matt Beaty 1B,LF,RF

Daniel Norris Note
	640. Daniel Norris RP,SP

Tony Watson Note
	641. Tony Watson RP

Jeurys Familia Note
	642. Jeurys Familia RP

Luke Jackson Note
	644. Luke Jackson RP

Jose Quintana Note
	646. Jose Quintana SP,RP

Caleb Smith Note
	647. Caleb Smith SP,RP

Casey Sadler Note
	649. Casey Sadler RP

Drew Smyly Note
	652. Drew Smyly SP

Josh Lindblom Note
	658. Josh Lindblom RP

Sean Newcomb Note
	660. Sean Newcomb RP

Spencer Patton Note
	662. Spencer Patton RP

Victor Reyes Note
	663. Victor Reyes CF,RF,LF

Corey Dickerson Note
	664. Corey Dickerson LF,CF,DH,RF

Hirokazu Sawamura Note
	665. Hirokazu Sawamura RP

Ross Stripling Note
	666. Ross Stripling SP,RP

Kyle Funkhouser Note
	673. Kyle Funkhouser RP

Trevor Williams Note
	680. Trevor Williams SP,RP

Maikel Franco Note
	684. Maikel Franco 3B

Jed Lowrie Note
	686. Jed Lowrie 2B,DH

Kwang Hyun Kim Note
	693. Kwang Hyun Kim SP

Dallas Keuchel Note
	697. Dallas Keuchel SP

Danny Coulombe Note
	698. Danny Coulombe RP

Matt Strahm Note
	699. Matt Strahm RP

Jay Jackson Note
	701. Jay Jackson RP

Jose Marmolejos Note
	702. Jose Marmolejos 1B

Dom Nunez Note
	703. Dom Nunez C

Jackie Bradley Jr. Note
	706. Jackie Bradley Jr. CF,LF,RF

Sergio Romo Note
	710. Sergio Romo RP

Anthony Banda Note
	712. Anthony Banda RP

Sean Reid-Foley Note
	716. Sean Reid-Foley RP

Jordan Luplow Note
	722. Jordan Luplow CF,RF,LF

Andrelton Simmons Note
	727. Andrelton Simmons SS,2B

Eric Thames Note
	729. Eric Thames 1B

Jacob Barnes Note
	732. Jacob Barnes RP

Alcides Escobar Note
	736. Alcides Escobar SS,2B

Niko Goodrum Note
	739. Niko Goodrum SS,2B

Javy Guerra Note
	744. Javy Guerra RP

Jeff Hoffman Note
	751. Jeff Hoffman SP,RP

Archie Bradley Note
	755. Archie Bradley RP

Adam Engel Note
	756. Adam Engel CF,RF

Deolis Guerra Note
	758. Deolis Guerra RP

Steve Cishek Note
	759. Steve Cishek RP

Noe Ramirez Note
	763. Noe Ramirez RP

Edwin Rios Note
	764. Edwin Rios 1B,DH

Will Harris Note
	767. Will Harris RP

Justin Wilson Note
	768. Justin Wilson RP

Garrett Richards Note
	771. Garrett Richards SP,RP

Willi Castro Note
	772. Willi Castro 2B,SS,LF,CF,RF

Johnny Cueto Note
	775. Johnny Cueto SP

Kevin Plawecki Note
	780. Kevin Plawecki C

Jace Peterson Note
	781. Jace Peterson 1B,2B,RF,3B,LF

Jason Heyward Note
	782. Jason Heyward RF,CF

Chris Archer Note
	784. Chris Archer SP

Steven Duggar Note
	789. Steven Duggar CF,LF

Kelvin Gutierrez Note
	790. Kelvin Gutierrez 3B

J.A. Happ Note
	795. J.A. Happ SP

Curt Casali Note
	796. Curt Casali C

Brian O'Grady Note
	803. Brian O'Grady RF

Homer Bailey Note
	808. Homer Bailey SP

Yermin Mercedes Note
	812. Yermin Mercedes DH

Tyler Clippard Note
	813. Tyler Clippard RP

Jordan Lyles Note
	817. Jordan Lyles SP

Oliver Drake Note
	818. Oliver Drake RP

Adam Morgan Note
	821. Adam Morgan RP

Tommy Hunter Note
	823. Tommy Hunter RP

Chaz Roe Note
	824. Chaz Roe RP

Tommy Romero Note
	826. Tommy Romero SP

Michael Lorenzen Note
	829. Michael Lorenzen RP,SP

Jhonathan Diaz Note
	832. Jhonathan Diaz SP

Jason Castro Note
	834. Jason Castro C

Joe Smith Note
	835. Joe Smith RP

Jose Alvarez Note
	838. Jose Alvarez RP

Wander Suero Note
	840. Wander Suero RP

Alex Dickerson Note
	843. Alex Dickerson LF,DH

Kyle McGowin Note
	844. Kyle McGowin RP

Ryan Borucki Note
	845. Ryan Borucki RP

John Gant Note
	850. John Gant SP,RP

Wilson Ramos Note
	853. Wilson Ramos C

Josh VanMeter Note
	859. Josh VanMeter 2B,3B,1B

Jesse Hahn Note
	860. Jesse Hahn RP

Blake Parker Note
	866. Blake Parker RP

Adam Eaton Note
	868. Adam Eaton RF

Masahiro Tanaka Note
	869. Masahiro Tanaka SP

Mike Leake Note
	870. Mike Leake SP

Andrew Cashner Note
	879. Andrew Cashner SP

Jason Vargas Note
	881. Jason Vargas SP

Jerry Sands Note
	883. Jerry Sands 1B

David Phelps Note
	884. David Phelps RP

Rick Porcello Note
	887. Rick Porcello SP

Dylan File Note
	888. Dylan File SP

Joe Ross Note
	891. Joe Ross SP

Chris Ellis Note
	893. Chris Ellis SP

Ross Detwiler Note
	897. Ross Detwiler SP,RP

Ivan Nova Note
	898. Ivan Nova SP

T.J. Zeuch Note
	900. T.J. Zeuch SP

Kurt Suzuki Note
	901. Kurt Suzuki C

Darren O'Day Note
	902. Darren O'Day RP

Humberto Mejia Note
	904. Humberto Mejia SP

Manny Banuelos Note
	905. Manny Banuelos RP

Aaron Brooks Note
	907. Aaron Brooks

Pedro Baez Note
	908. Pedro Baez RP

Juan Minaya Note
	911. Juan Minaya RP

Jandel Gustave Note
	913. Jandel Gustave RP

Hunter Strickland Note
	914. Hunter Strickland RP

Jharel Cotton Note
	915. Jharel Cotton RP

Zack Godley Note
	917. Zack Godley SP

Andrew Miller Note
	922. Andrew Miller RP

Yusmeiro Petit Note
	923. Yusmeiro Petit RP

Kohl Stewart Note
	925. Kohl Stewart SP

Rafael Dolis Note
	926. Rafael Dolis RP

Alexander Vizcaino Note
	927. Alexander Vizcaino SP

Robinson Chirinos Note
	930. Robinson Chirinos C

Logan Shore Note
	934. Logan Shore SP

Cole Hamels Note
	938. Cole Hamels SP

Derek Holland Note
	946. Derek Holland RP

Touki Toussaint Note
	954. Touki Toussaint SP,RP

Asher Wojciechowski Note
	955. Asher Wojciechowski SP

Ryan Hendrix Note
	956. Ryan Hendrix RP

Miguel Del Pozo Note
	959. Miguel Del Pozo RP

Brendan McKay Note
	960. Brendan McKay SP

Ryne Harper Note
	964. Ryne Harper RP

Greg Allen Note
	966. Greg Allen RF,LF,CF

Aledmys Diaz Note
	973. Aledmys Diaz 3B,1B,2B,LF,SS

Demarcus Evans Note
	976. Demarcus Evans RP

Sean Nolin Note
	979. Sean Nolin SP

Carlos Martinez Note
	982. Carlos Martinez SP

Scott Kazmir Note
	986. Scott Kazmir SP

Mike Foltynewicz Note
	993. Mike Foltynewicz SP

Andrew Knapp Note
	995. Andrew Knapp C

Vince Velasquez Note
	997. Vince Velasquez SP,RP

Kohei Arihara Note
	1000. Kohei Arihara SP

Oliver Perez Note
	1004. Oliver Perez RP

Carlos Martinez Note
	1008. Carlos Martinez C

Josh Tomlin Note
	1010. Josh Tomlin RP

Matt Shoemaker Note
	1013. Matt Shoemaker SP

Wade LeBlanc Note
	1015. Wade LeBlanc SP,RP

Jerad Eickhoff Note
	1016. Jerad Eickhoff SP

Brett Gardner Note
	1018. Brett Gardner LF,CF

Kyle Zimmer Note
	1020. Kyle Zimmer RP

Tyler Beede Note
	1023. Tyler Beede RP,SP

Edgar Santana Note
	1025. Edgar Santana RP

Dillon Peters Note
	1026. Dillon Peters SP,RP

Josh James Note
	1027. Josh James RP

Trevor Cahill Note
	1028. Trevor Cahill SP

Sandy Leon Note
	1029. Sandy Leon C

Stephen Vogt Note
	1032. Stephen Vogt C,DH,1B

Luke Barker Note
	1034. Luke Barker RP

Ervin Santana Note
	1037. Ervin Santana RP

Eric Hanhold Note
	1041. Eric Hanhold RP

Wily Peralta Note
	1047. Wily Peralta SP,RP

Lewis Thorpe Note
	1057. Lewis Thorpe SP

Cam Gallagher Note
	1060. Cam Gallagher C

Brett Anderson Note
	1062. Brett Anderson SP

Pat Ruotolo Note
	1063. Pat Ruotolo

Dellin Betances Note
	1064. Dellin Betances RP

Dan Straily Note
	1066. Dan Straily SP

Chase Anderson Note
	1067. Chase Anderson SP

Mitch Moreland Note
	1068. Mitch Moreland DH

Devin Smeltzer Note
	1072. Devin Smeltzer RP,SP

Donovan Solano Note
	1073. Donovan Solano 2B,3B,DH,1B

Nick Snyder Note
	1076. Nick Snyder RP

Charlie Barnes Note
	1079. Charlie Barnes SP

Jake Arrieta Note
	1080. Jake Arrieta SP

Cody Ponce Note
	1083. Cody Ponce RP

Nomar Mazara Note
	1087. Nomar Mazara RF

Scott Oberg Note
	1088. Scott Oberg RP

Austin Pruitt Note
	1091. Austin Pruitt RP

Mike Fiers Note
	1092. Mike Fiers SP

Alex Claudio Note
	1093. Alex Claudio RP

Austin Romine Note
	1099. Austin Romine C

Justin Miller Note
	1100. Justin Miller RP

Anthony Castro Note
	1110. Anthony Castro RP

Aramis Garcia Note
	1113. Aramis Garcia C

Dustin Garneau Note
	1125. Dustin Garneau C

Jose Godoy Note
	1128. Jose Godoy C

Dexter Fowler Note
	1130. Dexter Fowler RF

Ty Blach Note
	1131. Ty Blach SP,RP

DJ Johnson Note
	1134. DJ Johnson RP

Aaron Sanchez Note
	1142. Aaron Sanchez SP,RP

Neftali Feliz Note
	1143. Neftali Feliz RP

Drew Butera Note
	1144. Drew Butera C

Dusten Knight Note
	1147. Dusten Knight RP

Asdrubal Cabrera Note
	1149. Asdrubal Cabrera 3B

Seth Romero Note
	1150. Seth Romero SP

Sebastian Rivero Note
	1151. Sebastian Rivero C

Jhon Romero Note
	1160. Jhon Romero RP

Rex Brothers Note
	1163. Rex Brothers RP

Eduard Bazardo Note
	1164. Eduard Bazardo RP

Erick Fedde Note
	1165. Erick Fedde SP

Jose Lobaton Note
	1167. Jose Lobaton C

Taylor Davis Note
	1169. Taylor Davis C

Daniel Mengden Note
	1170. Daniel Mengden SP

Preston Guilmet Note
	1172. Preston Guilmet RP

Jhoulys Chacin Note
	1174. Jhoulys Chacin RP

Luke Bard Note
	1177. Luke Bard RP

Starlin Castro Note
	1180. Starlin Castro 3B

Nick Neidert Note
	1183. Nick Neidert SP

Danny Santana Note
	1189. Danny Santana CF

Felix Pena Note
	1190. Felix Pena RP

Chad Kuhl Note
	1197. Chad Kuhl SP,RP

Ryan Buchter Note
	1200. Ryan Buchter RP

Derek Law Note
	1202. Derek Law RP

Brett Phillips Note
	1205. Brett Phillips CF,RF,LF

Corey Oswalt Note
	1206. Corey Oswalt SP

Collin Theroux Note
	1208. Collin Theroux

Alex Young Note
	1211. Alex Young RP

Joe Palumbo Note
	1212. Joe Palumbo RP

Zack Britton Note
	1213. Zack Britton RP

Khris Davis Note
	1214. Khris Davis DH

Reyes Moronta Note
	1216. Reyes Moronta RP

Max Schrock Note
	1217. Max Schrock LF

Konner Wade Note
	1219. Konner Wade RP

Kyle Keller Note
	1224. Kyle Keller RP

Anibal Sanchez Note
	1225. Anibal Sanchez SP

Luis Perdomo Note
	1227. Luis Perdomo RP

Travis Shaw Note
	1228. Travis Shaw 1B,3B

Yu Chang Note
	1230. Yu Chang 1B,3B,2B,SS

Chi Chi Gonzalez Note
	1232. Chi Chi Gonzalez SP

Riley Smith Note
	1233. Riley Smith SP,RP

Phil Gosselin Note
	1235. Phil Gosselin 1B,3B,LF,2B

Roenis Elias Note
	1237. Roenis Elias RP

Jarrod Dyson Note
	1238. Jarrod Dyson LF,CF,RF

Colin Rea Note
	1239. Colin Rea RP

Brian Goodwin Note
	1241. Brian Goodwin CF,RF

Juan Lagares Note
	1243. Juan Lagares LF,CF,RF

Shogo Akiyama Note
	1245. Shogo Akiyama CF

Gabriel Ynoa Note
	1250. Gabriel Ynoa RP

Guillermo Heredia Note
	1251. Guillermo Heredia LF,CF,RF

Tyler Webb Note
	1252. Tyler Webb RP

Ehire Adrianza Note
	1254. Ehire Adrianza RF,3B

Kyle Dohy Note
	1255. Kyle Dohy RP

Cam Hill Note
	1259. Cam Hill RP

Brian Moran Note
	1260. Brian Moran RP

Justin Grimm Note
	1263. Justin Grimm RP

Matt Duffy Note
	1264. Matt Duffy 2B,3B,1B

Johan Camargo Note
	1265. Johan Camargo 1B,2B,3B,SS

Ryan Mason Note
	1266. Ryan Mason

Ryan Weber Note
	1267. Ryan Weber RP

Jake Marisnick Note
	1268. Jake Marisnick LF,CF

Tim Locastro Note
	1270. Tim Locastro CF,LF

Travis Lakins Sr. Note
	1271. Travis Lakins Sr. RP

Marwin Gonzalez Note
	1274. Marwin Gonzalez 2B,1B,3B,SS,LF,RF

John Axford Note
	1275. John Axford RP

Josh Reddick Note
	1276. Josh Reddick RF

Brailyn Marquez Note
	1277. Brailyn Marquez RP

Charlie Culberson Note
	1278. Charlie Culberson 3B,2B,LF

Drew Carlton Note
	1281. Drew Carlton RP

Shed Long Jr. Note
	1284. Shed Long Jr. LF

Lewis Brinson Note
	1289. Lewis Brinson LF,CF

Blake Weiman Note
	1290. Blake Weiman RP

Matt Carpenter Note
	1292. Matt Carpenter 2B,DH,RF

Luke Farrell Note
	1295. Luke Farrell RP

Monte Harrison Note
	1296. Monte Harrison CF

Joe Panik Note
	1297. Joe Panik 2B,3B

Brock Holt Note
	1298. Brock Holt 3B

Cam Bedrosian Note
	1300. Cam Bedrosian RP

Harold Castro Note
	1301. Harold Castro 2B,SS,3B,1B

Justin Anderson Note
	1304. Justin Anderson RP

Zach Davies Note
	1306. Zach Davies SP

Hanser Alberto Note
	1308. Hanser Alberto 2B,3B,RP

Luis Barrera Note
	1313. Luis Barrera LF,RF

Nick Tropeano Note
	1314. Nick Tropeano RP

Matt Joyce Note
	1315. Matt Joyce LF,RF

Aaron Altherr Note
	1324. Aaron Altherr CF

Beau Burrows Note
	1326. Beau Burrows RP

Ian Desmond Note
	1329. Ian Desmond CF

Ramon Rosso Note
	1332. Ramon Rosso RP

Luke Williams Note
	1333. Luke Williams CF,3B,LF,2B

Kyle Barraclough Note
	1334. Kyle Barraclough RP

Ronald Torreyes Note
	1336. Ronald Torreyes 3B,SS

Sergio Alcantara Note
	1338. Sergio Alcantara 2B,SS,3B

Matt Moore Note
	1339. Matt Moore SP,RP

Henderson Alvarez III Note
	1340. Henderson Alvarez III RP

Joe Biagini Note
	1345. Joe Biagini RP

Renato Nunez Note
	1348. Renato Nunez 1B

Luis Madero Note
	1351. Luis Madero RP

Jordy Mercer Note
	1354. Jordy Mercer 2B

Jake Jewell Note
	1355. Jake Jewell RP

Taylor Cole Note
	1358. Taylor Cole RP

Michael Hermosillo Note
	1359. Michael Hermosillo RF,CF

Jose Rojas Note
	1361. Jose Rojas RF,2B,3B

Roman Quinn Note
	1365. Roman Quinn CF,LF

Drew Anderson Note
	1368. Drew Anderson SP

Danny Mendick Note
	1369. Danny Mendick 2B,SS

Billy Hamilton Note
	1371. Billy Hamilton CF,LF

Tyler Danish Note
	1372. Tyler Danish RP

David Dahl Note
	1378. David Dahl LF

Jake Lamb Note
	1380. Jake Lamb LF,DH

Roel Ramirez Note
	1381. Roel Ramirez RP

Jake Faria Note
	1384. Jake Faria RP

Wilmer Difo Note
	1386. Wilmer Difo 2B

Kyle Tyler Note
	1387. Kyle Tyler RP

Jake Petricka Note
	1393. Jake Petricka RP

Marcos Diplan Note
	1397. Marcos Diplan RP

Eric Sogard Note
	1399. Eric Sogard 2B

Pat Valaika Note
	1403. Pat Valaika 2B

Delino DeShields Note
	1404. Delino DeShields CF

Shaun Anderson Note
	1406. Shaun Anderson RP

Hector Santiago Note
	1417. Hector Santiago RP

Zach Reks Note
	1421. Zach Reks LF

Graham Spraker Note
	1422. Graham Spraker RP

Abraham Almonte Note
	1423. Abraham Almonte LF

Albert Almora Jr. Note
	1424. Albert Almora Jr. CF,LF,RF

Dillon Maples Note
	1426. Dillon Maples RP

Magneuris Sierra Note
	1430. Magneuris Sierra CF,LF

Ronald Guzman Note
	1437. Ronald Guzman 1B

Ian Krol Note
	1438. Ian Krol RP

Drew Hutchison Note
	1440. Drew Hutchison SP,RP

Justin Smoak Note
	1441. Justin Smoak 1B

Ryan McBroom Note
	1442. Ryan McBroom DH

Ender Inciarte Note
	1444. Ender Inciarte CF

Alec Bettinger Note
	1450. Alec Bettinger SP

Richie Martin Note
	1451. Richie Martin SS,2B

Adam Kolarek Note
	1452. Adam Kolarek RP

Jose Peraza Note
	1453. Jose Peraza 2B

AJ Ramos Note
	1454. AJ Ramos RP

Curtis Terry Note
	1455. Curtis Terry DH

Jace Vines Note
	1460. Jace Vines RP

Jake Newberry Note
	1462. Jake Newberry RP

Steven Souza Jr. Note
	1463. Steven Souza Jr. RF

Jaylin Davis Note
	1464. Jaylin Davis LF

James Hoyt Note
	1467. James Hoyt RP

Scott Schebler Note
	1470. Scott Schebler CF,RF

Carson Fulmer Note
	1471. Carson Fulmer RP

Jose Rondon Note
	1472. Jose Rondon RF

Jonathan Davis Note
	1474. Jonathan Davis CF

Isaac Mattson Note
	1475. Isaac Mattson RP

Travis Demeritte Note
	1476. Travis Demeritte RF

Greg Deichmann Note
	1483. Greg Deichmann RF

Yennsy Diaz Note
	1486. Yennsy Diaz RP

Johneshwy Fargas Note
	1488. Johneshwy Fargas CF

Trey Amburgey Note
	1489. Trey Amburgey RF

Dillon Thomas Note
	1493. Dillon Thomas LF

Gregory Polanco Note
	1495. Gregory Polanco RF

Ka'ai Tom Note
	1500. Ka'ai Tom LF

Wes Benjamin Note
	1501. Wes Benjamin RP

Nick Martini Note
	1502. Nick Martini RF

Gabe Klobosits Note
	1503. Gabe Klobosits RP

Gerardo Parra Note
	1504. Gerardo Parra LF

Tanner Anderson Note
	1505. Tanner Anderson RP

Brett de Geus Note
	1506. Brett de Geus RP

Dustin Fowler Note
	1507. Dustin Fowler CF

Rusney Castillo Note
	1508. Rusney Castillo RF

Conner Menez Note
	1512. Conner Menez RP

Brandon Workman Note
	1517. Brandon Workman RP

Michael Reed Note
	1521. Michael Reed LF

Robert Gsellman Note
	1522. Robert Gsellman RP

Buddy Baumann Note
	1524. Buddy Baumann RP

Greg Bird Note
	1529. Greg Bird 1B

Derek Fisher Note
	1531. Derek Fisher RF

Junior Guerra Note
	1532. Junior Guerra RP

Donovan Walton Note
	1534. Donovan Walton 2B,SS

Mike Tauchman Note
	1535. Mike Tauchman LF

Jason Vosler Note
	1537. Jason Vosler 3B

Kyle Crick Note
	1540. Kyle Crick RP

Max Moroff Note
	1544. Max Moroff 2B

JaCoby Jones Note
	1545. JaCoby Jones CF

Rio Ruiz Note
	1546. Rio Ruiz 2B

Yolmer Sanchez Note
	1547. Yolmer Sanchez 2B

Jedd Gyorko Note
	1548. Jedd Gyorko 1B

Tanner Roark Note
	1551. Tanner Roark RP

Willians Astudillo Note
	1552. Willians Astudillo 1B,3B

Erasmo Ramirez Note
	1555. Erasmo Ramirez RP

Ivan Castillo Note
	1560. Ivan Castillo 2B,3B

Todd Frazier Note
	1563. Todd Frazier 1B

Matt Duffy Note
	1564. Matt Duffy 3B

Robel Garcia Note
	1565. Robel Garcia 3B

Anderson Tejeda Note
	1567. Anderson Tejeda 3B

Julian Fernandez Note
	1568. Julian Fernandez RP

Mike Ford Note
	1576. Mike Ford 1B,DH

Yolbert Sanchez Note
	1577. Yolbert Sanchez 2B

Tyler White Note
	1580. Tyler White 1B

JT Riddle Note
	1584. JT Riddle SS

Pete Kozma Note
	1588. Pete Kozma SS

Guillermo Quiroz Note
	1593. Guillermo Quiroz C

Hernan Perez Note
	1594. Hernan Perez 2B

JD Hammer Note
	1598. JD Hammer RP

Tim Lopes Note
	1599. Tim Lopes 2B

Tyler Thornburg Note
	1604. Tyler Thornburg RP

D.J. Stewart Note
	1606. D.J. Stewart

Ashton Goudeau Note
	1607. Ashton Goudeau RP

Harold Ramirez Note
	1608. Harold Ramirez

Chan Ho Park Note
	1609. Chan Ho Park RP

Adam Eaton Note
	1611. Adam Eaton

Jack Kruger Note
	1617. Jack Kruger C

Alex Avila Note
	1620. Alex Avila C

Jose Briceno Note
	1621. Jose Briceno C

Brandon Drury Note
	1626. Brandon Drury LF,RF,2B,3B,DH,1B

Alex Blandino Note
	1627. Alex Blandino 1B

Mallex Smith Note
	1628. Mallex Smith LF,CF

Wyatt Mathisen Note
	1629. Wyatt Mathisen 1B

Tim Beckham Note
	1630. Tim Beckham SS

Buddy Reed Note
	1632. Buddy Reed CF

Joe Benson Note
	1633. Joe Benson LF

Freddy Galvis Note
	1634. Freddy Galvis SS

Kyle Holder Note
	1635. Kyle Holder SS

Lane Adams Note
	1636. Lane Adams RF

Joshua Fuentes Note
	1637. Joshua Fuentes 1B,3B

Patrick Kivlehan Note
	1639. Patrick Kivlehan RF

Ryan Goins Note
	1640. Ryan Goins SS

Drew Jackson Note
	1642. Drew Jackson 2B

Dee Strange-Gordon Note
	1643. Dee Strange-Gordon SS

Joe McCarthy Note
	1646. Joe McCarthy LF

Jordan Zimmerman Note
	1648. Jordan Zimmerman

Justin Williams Note
	1649. Justin Williams

Jason Martin Note
	1650. Jason Martin LF

Deven Marrero Note
	1651. Deven Marrero SS

Yoenis Cespedes Note
	1652. Yoenis Cespedes DH

Tyler Ladendorf Note
	1655. Tyler Ladendorf 3B

Tzu-Wei Lin Note
	1656. Tzu-Wei Lin LF

Nick Heath Note
	1659. Nick Heath CF