Fantasy Baseball Player Notes
2020 Fantasy Baseball Draft Notes
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24.
Starling Marte
CF
Marte set career-highs in home runs, runs scored, RBI, and slugging percentage in 2019, and now gets an upgrade in supporting cast and home park with the move to the Diamondbacks. The Pirates ranked 20th in 2019 in runs scored, while the Diamondbacks ranked 11th, and PNC Park was one of the worst parks for righty batters last season. Marte may not be able to grow his 2019 numbers at this point given his age, but his change in teams certainly doesn't hurt.
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230.
Sandy Alcantara
SP
Alcantara is a weird case. He went on a massive run late in the season in 2019, relying on his outstanding sinker to dominate hitters. His secondary stuff seems good enough to succeed, and yet the Marlins do not seem particularly high on him. He's dealing wth a rough spring, and even at his best, he's never had a season with a WHIP under 1.32. There's upside, but don't necessarily bank on it.
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232.
Brian Anderson
3B,RF
Anderson won't hurt you anywhere. He'll likely put up 20 home runs with passable runs and RBI, chip in a few steals, and have a batting average that you can live with. It's not exciting, but filling your roster with players like Anderson provide stability, which is worth considering on draft day.
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262.
Pablo Lopez
SP
Lopez pitched better than his 5.09 ERA from last year suggests, and he limits free passes well. But his middling strikeout rate and lack of dominant stuff caps his upside. As a late-round pitcher without a high ceiling, fantasy owners are probably better off looking elsewhere to fill out their pitching staffs.
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273.
Corey Dickerson
DH,LF
Dickerson isn't special, but he almost always helps in batting average and should be batting in the middle of the Marlins lineup. Dickerson should contribute, albeit not excel, in four of the five rotisserie categories, which makes him ownable in all leagues 12 teams or deeper.
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290.
Brandon Kintzler
RP
Kintzler will open the year as the Marlins' closer, and had a fine, bounceback season in 2019 with the Cubs. But his strikeout rate is poor and he'll be a prime candidate to get dealt at the trade deadline. With a shortened season, Kintzler's value is even lower than it otherwise would have been, which is not particularly high anyway.
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312.
Jorge Alfaro
C
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337.
Jon Berti
2B,3B,CF,RF,SS
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343.
Jesus Aguilar
1B,DH
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398.
Jordan Yamamoto
SP
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400.
Garrett Cooper
1B,RF
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438.
Ryne Stanek
SP,RP
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473.
Elieser Hernandez
SP
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483.
Jose Urena
SP,RP
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508.
Sixto Sanchez
SP
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534.
Miguel Rojas
SS
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550.
Isan Diaz
2B
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555.
Lewis Brinson
CF
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579.
Harold Ramirez
CF,LF,RF
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645.
Yimi Garcia
RP
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662.
Monte Harrison
CF
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681.
Edward Cabrera
SP
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688.
Drew Steckenrider
RP
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754.
Richard Bleier
RP
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764.
Jorge Guzman
SP
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804.
Brad Boxberger
RP
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825.
Jeff Brigham
RP
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855.
Jordan Holloway
SP
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889.
Stephen Tarpley
RP
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898.
James Hoyt
RP
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939.
Adam Conley
RP
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955.
Nick Neidert
SP
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980.
Robert Dugger
SP
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1110.
Matt Joyce
DH,LF,RF
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1111.
Magneuris Sierra
CF,LF
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1128.
Pat Venditte
RP
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1148.
Brian Moran
RP
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1180.
Josh D. Smith
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1181.
Alex Vesia
RP
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1207.
Justin Shafer
RP
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1223.
Nick Vincent
RP
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1255.
Mike Morin
RP
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1347.
Chad Wallach
C
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1388.
Sean Rodriguez
3B
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1437.
Jazz Chisholm
SS
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1448.
Jesus Sanchez
RF
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1467.
Christian Lopes
2B
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1487.
Wilkin Castillo
C
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1488.
Lewin Diaz
1B
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1525.
Logan Forsythe
1B,2B
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1570.
Gosuke Katoh
2B
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1582.
JJ Bleday
RF
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