Fantasy Baseball Player Notes
2021 Fantasy Baseball Draft Notes
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1.
Jacob deGrom
SP - NYM
deGrom barely missed out on winning his third straight Cy Young Award last year, but it was yet another dominant season. For the third straight year, he came in with a WHIP under 1.00, an ERA under 2.50, and a strikeout percentage above 31%. deGrom is getting up there in age, but it's worth remembering that he has fewer miles on his arm than most pitcher entering their age-33 season, given that he didn't transition to pitching until late in his college career and missed significant time with injuries during his time in the minors. deGrom has shown no decline in his game, and should hopefully (finally) begin to pile on more wins this year pitching for a better team in front of an improved bullpen. He should be the first or second starting pitcher taken and is an obvious first-round pick.
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2.
Gerrit Cole
SP - NYY
Cole was pretty much as advertised in his first season with the Yankees. His ERA rose a tad, as did his home run rate as expected, and his strikeout rate fell a bit, though it remained at an absurdly high level. And, for the most part, all of his expected metrics fell off a tad from his 2019 season. But Cole's numbers from that season were so dominating that he could withstand plenty of regression and still be one of the best pitchers in fantasy. As such, he'll head into 2021 close to the way he came into the 2020 season: a dominant, high-strikeout, low-walk starter who will throw plenty of innings and who is more likely to finish as the top overall fantasy pitcher than he is to finish outside the top-10. It's a matter of personal preference between Cole and Jacob deGrom as the first pitcher off the board, but neither should fall outside the top-10 overall picks on draft day.
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Shane Bieber
SP - CLE
Bieber took the huge gains he had made in 2019 and kicked the into hyperdrive en route to a Cy Young season. He had a miniscule 1.63 ERA and a 0.87 WHIP, and took his strikeout percentage to 41.1%, which ranked first among qualified starters. Everything was exceptional for Bieber, as he held batters to just a .167 batting average, barely allowed home runs, and earned eight wins in just 12 starts. He may struggle to again find wins given the Indians' depleted lineup, but there is nothing else to think twice about with Bieber. He's part of the ultra-elite tier in starting pitching with Jacob deGrom and Gerrit Cole, and should be a first-round selection.
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4.
Walker Buehler
SP - LAD
Because the Dodgers wanted to closely watch Buehler's routine and workload, he got a late start to the shortened season, essentially using his first few starts as the end of his spring training. He also dealt with blisters late in the year. All that to say, Buehler's 36 2/3 regular-season innings are, for the most part, largely meaningless. He gave up a few more home runs and walked a few more batters than usual, and he won just a single game. But none of it matters. Value Buehler as you did after his 2019 season - as one of the true stud pitchers in the game. Once the big three of Jacob deGrom, Gerrit Cole, and Shane Bieber are off the board, Buehler should come under immediate consideration, as the type of starting pitcher who can be your fantasy ace.
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Trevor Bauer
SP - FA
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6.
Yu Darvish
SP - SD
After a career year in 2020, Darvish moves to San Diego in a trade that shouldn't affect his strong 2021 outlook all that much. Despite his advancing age, Darvish built on the gains he had made over the second half of 2019, finishing with a 2.01 ER, a 0.96 WHIP, and a 31.3% strikeout rate. Darvish's walk rate has declined to a level once thought unattainable for the veteran, a mere 4.7%, which was in the top 8% of MLB in 2020. Although he'll be entering his age-35 season, there's simply nothing in Darvish's numbers, metrics, or statcast data that points to a decline. If you are desperate to find a negative, it's a move from the weak-hitting NL Central to the much stronger NL West, but that's hardly a reason to avoid Darvish. Draft him as an easy top-10 starter, and more like a top-5 option.
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Aaron Nola
SP - PHI
Nola bounced back from his disappointing 2019 campaign, and looked much closer to the 2018 breakout version of himself last year. His set a career mark in strikeout rate (33.2%, which ranked in the top nine percent in the league) and swinging strike rate (13.4%), and brought his walk rate down to just eight percent. Nola also got batters to swing at pitches outside the strike zone at a rate of 38.1%, far better than he had ever done in his career, and they made contact less than ever, at a rate of only 59.1%. The reason for the change was Nola relying far less on his fastball and more on his changeup, which kept hitters off balance and made both pitches more effective. Nola doesn't throw particularly hard, so his success relies much more on command and finding the right pitch mix, both of which he excelled at in 2020. If he can keep that going in 2021, and it's a good bet he will, he should be considered a fantasy ace.
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8.
Lucas Giolito
SP - CWS
Giolito followed up his breakout 2019 season with a nearly identical 2020 season. His ERA was within .07, his WHIP within .02, and his strikeout percentage within a point and a half. Despite pitching in a homer-friendly park, Giolito has managed to limit home runs, which is a key to his continued success with the White Sox. He won't face quite an easy schedule this year (AL and NL Central pitchers had plenty of sub-par offenses to feast on in 2019), but entering his age-27 season, he should only continue to improve from a skills standpoint. Draft him as an SP1, albeit a low-end one.
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9.
Max Scherzer
SP - WSH
Scherzer had a decent season for a mortal, but for someone with his career track record, it was a major disappointment. His 3.74 ERA was his highest since 2012, his 1.38 WHIP the highest of his career, and his 7.8% walk percentage his worst in a decade. Scherzer still struck out plenty of batters but entering his age-37 season and with a ton of mileage on his arm, it's only fair to accept that the old Scherzer is gone for good. But though he may not be a consensus top-three starter anymore, he's still perfectly capable of being a fantasy ace. After all, Scherzer's velocity hasn't declined much, and his 31.2% strikeout rate was tied for 10th among starters. Scherzer likely won't reach 200 innings pitched again and his ERA seems destined to remain above 3.00 going forward, but he's far from someone to avoid in fantasy drafts.
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10.
Jack Flaherty
SP - STL
Flaherty ended up with a 4.91 ERA, but that hardly represents his actual performance, given that he allowed nine runs in a three-inning start in September. If you take out that outing, Flaherty had just a 3.13 ERA, and he didn't allow more than three earned runs in any of his eight other starts. Given that Flaherty's season was shorter than most due to the Cardinals' COVID-19 issues, it's fair to essentially throw out at that one abysmal outing, considering his other numbers were relatively consistent from 2019. Indeed, his swinging strike rate improved, as did his K/9 rate and ground ball percentage. With his devastating slider, Flaherty should still be considered one of the top pitchers in the real and fantasy game, and is capable of fronting a fantasy staff.
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11.
Clayton Kershaw
SP - LAD
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12.
Luis Castillo
SP - CIN
Castillo turned in another excellent season last year, cutting his walk rate and striking out batters at a higher rate than he ever had in his career. His WHIP increased to a career-worst 1.23, but that was largely due to bad luck, as batters hit .232 against him despite an expected batting average of just .212. Nevertheless, Castillo kept runs off the board, largely because he was able to avoid home runs (just five in 70 innings) and limit free passes. Castillo is capable of fronting a fantasy pitching staff, though he's more of a low-end ace, and there are plenty of trade rumors following him around. But, given his reliable production and increased strikeout rate the past two seasons, he can be drafted with confidence.
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13.
Zac Gallen
SP - ARI
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14.
Blake Snell
SP - SD
Snell moves to the Padres fresh off a solid year, in which he pitched to a 3.24 ERA and a 1.20 WHIP, with a memorable early exit in the World Series. Snell has a checkered injury history and has pitched just 157 innings over the past two years, so don't expect him to be a big innings-eater in 2021. And, although he'll escape the dreaded AL East, he'll get a downgrade in park and defense, which largely makes the move a neutral one. All that said, Snell has plenty of talent as he's shown throughout his career, and should be able to pile up wins and strikeouts pitching for a strong Padres team. Draft him as an SP2 with upside.
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15.
Brandon Woodruff
SP - MIL
There were some skeptics after Woodruff succeeded in 2019 based largely on one pitch - his devastating fastball - but he put those concerns to rest in 2020. His ERA (3.05) and WHIP (0.99) were incredibly strong, particularly when you consider that he struck out more than 11 batters per nine innings. Woodruff's fastball hits rests at 96 MPH and is one of the better pitches in baseball, but his slider and changeup both made strides last year. The Brewers are reportedly planning to add about 100 innings to their starter's workloads last season, so pencil Woodruff in for roughly 175 extremely strong frames. You can survive with him as your fantasy ace, though he's best as an incredibly strong number 2.
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16.
Josh Hader
RP - MIL
Hader wasn't quite as dominant as he had been the previous two years, largely due to a spike in walk rate and the slightest of declines in strikeout rate. But he still tallied 13 saves, third-best in baseball, and had a miniscule 0.95 WHIP. If you parse it closely, it was just a bizarre season for Hader, who didn't give up a run through his first nine appearances, but subsequently allowed four runs in an inning. He walked five batters in a game, but didn't allow a single walk in any game after that, a span of 11 appearances. In other words, there seems to be a lot of noise in Hader's "decline," which likely would have been ironed out over the course of a full season. Draft him as the top closer off the board with few concerns.
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17.
Stephen Strasburg
SP - WSH
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18.
Kenta Maeda
SP,RP - MIN
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19.
Sonny Gray
SP - CIN
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20.
Lance Lynn
SP - CWS
Lynn turned in another stellar year in 2020, leading MLB with 84 innings pitched, striking out plenty of batters, and keeping his walk rate and overall numbers in check. But there are a few warning signs under the hood, including his 4.19 FIP, his 4.34 xFIP, and his career-high 79.4% LOB rate. Of bigger concern is his trade to the White Sox and hitter-friendly Guaranteed Rate Field, particularly because Lynn had a 38.3% fly-ball rate in 2019 and a 42.3% fly-ball rate last year. That led to the worst HR/9 rate of his career and second-worst HR/FB rate (13.8%) in 2020. Countering those troublesome warning signs, however, is the fact that he'll be caught by perhaps the best pitch framer in baseball in Yasmani Grandal, and that will generally help with his numbers which, again, were excellent last year. Add it all up and Lynn's ERA should likely increase simply because of the additional home runs he'll allow if he can't turn around his trend in fly-ball rate, but Grandal's presence and Lynn's general aptitude on the mound should allow for another strong season and make him worthy of a selection as an SP2.
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21.
Tyler Glasnow
SP - TB
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22.
Dinelson Lamet
SP - SD
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23.
Aroldis Chapman
RP - NYY
Chapman missed time last year because he was diagnosed with COVID-19, but he was largely the same pitcher as always when he was on the mount. He struck out 22 batters in his 11 2/3 innings pitched and allowed just six hits. His velocity may be slightly below what it was at its peak, but it's still elite, and he appears to have plenty left in the tank heading into his age-33 season. He'll again close for one of the best teams in baseball, and although he's never had a 40-save season, he should easily surpass 30 and be one of the top closers drafted in fantasy.
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24.
Liam Hendriks
RP - CWS
Hendriks showed last year that his 2019 breakout season was not a fluke, as he improved on just about all of his numbers. Not only did he put up 14 saves in the shortened season, but he dropped his ERA to 1.78, his WHIP to 0.67, and his walk rate to just 3.3%. In short, there's nothing negative you can possibly take away from his 2020 season. Despite moving to a worse park with the White Sox, Hendriks is, without question one of the top closers in fantasy, and should be either the first or second (behind only Josh Hader) relief pitcher drafted.
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25.
Max Fried
SP - ATL
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26.
Hyun Jin Ryu
SP - TOR
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27.
Corbin Burnes
RP - MIL
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28.
Edwin Diaz
RP - NYM
Diaz's overall numbers bounced back in a monstrous way last season. He dropped his ERA from a bloated 5.59 in 2019 to a 1.75, and upped his strikeout rate to a career-best 45.5%. He was among the league leaders in nearly every expected statistic (batting average, slugging percentage wOBA, and ERA), and he cut his HR/9 rate from 2.33 to just 0.70. Diaz's walk rate actually regressed, however, as he issued free passes to nearly five batters per nine innings. That's not often a recipe for success from a closer, but Diaz can survive at that rate if he continues to keep the strikeouts up and limit the long balls. In the end, Diaz does carry some risk given his history, but he should be drafted as one of the upper echelon closers in the game, if not a touch behind the truly elite options.
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29.
Carlos Carrasco
SP,RP - NYM
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30.
Kyle Hendricks
SP - CHC
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31.
Zach Plesac
SP - CLE
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32.
Zack Wheeler
SP - PHI
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33.
Zack Greinke
SP - HOU
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34.
Raisel Iglesias
RP - LAA
Iglesias bounced back from a sub-par 2019 to post an excellent 2020 season, with a 2.74 ERA, a 0.91 WHIP, and the lowest walk rate of his career. He'll now move to the Angels where he'll keep his role as a closer. Iglesias's numbers should be solid as usual, and his precise value should hinge on whether the Angels use him in more of a multi-inning role like the Reds historically did (which limited Iglesias's save totals), or deploy him as a more traditional ninth-inning option. Either way, Iglesias will be the Angels' stopper, and hence, should be drafted as a strong top-10 RP option.
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35.
Chris Paddack
SP - SD
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36.
Jose Berrios
SP - MIN
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37.
James Karinchak
RP - CLE
Karinchak is expected to be Cleveland's closer after Brad Hand moved on to the Nationals, and he should immediately be considered an elite reliever. Yes, he walks too many batters (5.33 per nine innings), but you can get away with it when you strike out nearly half the batters you face and hitters bat .151 against you overall. Karinchak has two absolutely devastating pitches: a mid-90's fastball (.184 batting average against, .151 xBA) and a power curveball (.140 batting average against, .114 xBA). Cleveland may not have a ton of success this year and hence save opportunities may be limited, but Karinchak should be one of the top closers drafted in fantasy leagues.
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38.
Jesus Luzardo
RP - OAK
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39.
Ian Anderson
SP - ATL
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40.
Kenley Jansen
RP - LAD
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41.
Patrick Corbin
SP - WSH
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42.
Lance McCullers Jr.
SP - HOU
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43.
Taylor Rogers
RP - MIN
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44.
Framber Valdez
SP,RP - HOU
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45.
Ryan Pressly
RP - HOU
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46.
Dylan Bundy
SP - LAA
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47.
Brad Hand
RP - WSH
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. Hand will factor into the ninth inning at times, but it's unclear whether he'll be the outright closer. The Nationals barely have another lefty reliever in their bullpen, let alone a reliable one, so chances are that Hand will be deployed whenever 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'll likely provide fewer saves than most traditional closers.
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48.
Julio Urias
SP,RP - LAD
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49.
Pablo Lopez
SP - MIA
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50.
Sixto Sanchez
SP - MIA
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51.
Charlie Morton
SP - ATL
Morton's 2020 numbers were poor, without question. He was limited to just 38 regular season innings because of a shoulder injury, and pitched to a 4.74 ERA and 1.39 WHIP. His velocity was way down early in the season (when he got hit hard) and trickled up after he returned, but he got back to his normal 95 MPH fastball in the postseason and totaled a 2.70 ERA. Now 37 and with the Braves, the question is whether fantasy managers can write off Morton's down 2020 season considering his sterling post-season, or whether his age and injury history means they should avoid him. In reality, the answer is neither. Morton should still have gas left in the tank considering his playoff run, but should only be drafted as a value, meaning no earlier than a low-end SP3. Grab him there, at which point the risk-reward balance should reach an equilibrium.
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52.
Joe Musgrove
SP - SD
Musgrove has been a popular sleeper the last two seasons and now that he's been traded to the Padres, his ADP is surely going to rise. In 2019, Musgrove continued to improve as a pitcher, upping his strikeout rate and adding velocity. But his 2020 season looked like a step back, until he returned from the IL strong, including finishing his season with back-to-back scoreless outings while getting back some of the lost zip on his fastball. Overall, Musgrove's 2020 numbers suggest a breakout waiting to happen, as he built significantly on his gains in 2019, increasing his strikeout rate to 33.1%. His chances for wins should improve dramatically in San Diego, and he's a fine fourth starter with upside.
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53.
German Marquez
SP - COL
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54.
Marco Gonzales
SP - SEA
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55.
Nick Anderson
RP - TB
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56.
Frankie Montas
SP - OAK
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57.
Aaron Civale
SP - CLE
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58.
Sandy Alcantara
SP - MIA
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59.
Mike Soroka
SP - ATL
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60.
Dustin May
RP - LAD
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61.
Shohei Ohtani
DH,SP - LAA
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62.
Kevin Gausman
SP,RP - SF
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63.
David Price
SP - LAD
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64.
Devin Williams
RP - MIL
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65.
Chris Bassitt
SP - OAK
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66.
Craig Kimbrel
RP - CHC
As a whole, Kimbrel's 2020 numbers were abysmal. A 5.28 ERA, a 1.43 WHIP, and a walk rate of 17.4%. And yet, there were some encouraging signs. Not only did his strikeout rate bounce back to 40.6%, but he was actually an elite pitcher after his first four outings. How elite? He pitched to a 1.42 ERA and a 0.87 WHIP, and stuck out 53.1% of the batters he faced. It wasn't perfect, as Kimbrel still walked five batters per nine innings over that stretch. But he showed that he still has some has left in the tank. Although he never reclaimed the closer's job despite his strong finish, it's a good bet that the Cubs hand him the ninth-inning role to start, as they try to rebuild his trade value in the final year of his deal. That means Kimbrel should at least get save chances for the first several weeks of the season, and, as such, should be drafted as low-end second closer with just a modicum of upside.
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67.
Alex Colome
RP - FA
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68.
Dallas Keuchel
SP - CWS
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69.
Tony Gonsolin
SP - LAD
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70.
Chris Sale
SP - BOS
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71.
Andrew Heaney
SP - LAA
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72.
Eduardo Rodriguez
SP - BOS
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73.
Triston McKenzie
SP - CLE
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74.
Cristian Javier
SP - HOU
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75.
John Means
SP - BAL
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76.
Kirby Yates
RP - TOR
Yates was one of the most dominant relievers in the game in 2019, but missed almost the entire 2020 season and had surgery in August to remove bone chips from his elbow. He'll now head to the Blue Jays where he'll serve as their closer. Yates is older than you think - he'll be 34 years old by Opening Day - and any pitcher coming off elbow surgery is a risk. But given that he had a 42% strikeout rate and excellent control before his lost 2020 season, he offers plenty of upside. With few reliable closers outside of a handful of top options, Yates makes an intriguing RP pick who could offer a major return on investment if he shows he's back to form in the spring.
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77.
Matt Barnes
RP - BOS
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78.
Brady Singer
SP - KC
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79.
Tyler Mahle
SP - CIN
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80.
Rafael Montero
RP - SEA
Montero wound up closing for the Rangers and totaling eight saves in 2020, but it wasn't a particularly special season. His hard-hit rate and walk-rate increased from his strong 2019 season, and he totaled a 4.08 ERA. Now with Seattle, Montero's best asset may be his lack of competition for the closer's role, as Seattle has struggled for several seasons to find a reliable ninth-inning option. Draft Montero as a mid-tier closer, who you're taking more for his job security than his spectacular numbers.
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81.
Jose Urquidy
SP - HOU
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82.
Zach Davies
SP - CHC
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83.
Zach Eflin
SP - PHI
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84.
Drew Pomeranz
SP,RP - SD
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85.
Corey Kluber
SP - NYY
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86.
Jameson Taillon
SP - NYY
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87.
Michael Pineda
SP - MIN
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88.
Hector Neris
RP - PHI
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89.
James Paxton
SP - FA
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90.
Marcus Stroman
SP - NYM
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91.
Sean Manaea
SP - OAK
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92.
Mark Melancon
RP - FA
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93.
Ryan Yarbrough
SP,RP - TB
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94.
Trevor Rosenthal
RP - FA
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95.
Richard Rodriguez
RP - PIT
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96.
Kwang Hyun Kim
SP - STL
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97.
Justus Sheffield
SP - SEA
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98.
Nate Pearson
SP - TOR
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99.
Griffin Canning
SP - LAA
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100.
Nathan Eovaldi
SP - BOS
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101.
Diego Castillo
SP,RP - TB
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102.
Chris Martin
RP - ATL
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103.
Jordan Montgomery
SP - NYY
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104.
Matthew Boyd
SP - DET
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105.
Giovanny Gallegos
RP - STL
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106.
Seth Lugo
RP - NYM
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107.
Elieser Hernandez
SP - MIA
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108.
MacKenzie Gore
SP - SD
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109.
Aaron Bummer
RP - CWS
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110.
Dane Dunning
SP - TEX
Dunning had an interesting seven-start run in 2020. He started out relying heavily on his outstanding slider and his fastball, which led to a strong swinging strike rate and plenty of punchouts in his first few starts. He then abandoned that approach to focus more on his changeup, which led to him missing fewer bats and being less successful. Now with the Rangers, Dunning should get a chance to compete for a rotation spot right out of the gate. He has the tools and skills necessary to be successful, and the draft capital necessary to acquire him should be minimal. He's worth a late-round pick in nearly all formats.
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111.
Archie Bradley
RP - PHI
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112.
Michael Kopech
SP - CWS
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113.
Mike Minor
SP - KC
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114.
Taijuan Walker
SP - FA
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115.
Masahiro Tanaka
SP - FA
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116.
Brad Keller
SP - KC
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117.
Brandon Kintzler
RP - FA
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118.
Miles Mikolas
SP - STL
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119.
Stefan Crichton
RP - ARI
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120.
Drew Smyly
SP - ATL
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121.
Roberto Osuna
RP - FA
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122.
Jordan Romano
RP - TOR
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123.
Jordan Hicks
RP - STL
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124.
Jake Odorizzi
SP - FA
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125.
Will Smith
RP - ATL
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126.
Domingo German
SP - NYY
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127.
Noah Syndergaard
SP - NYM
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128.
Tanner Rainey
RP - WSH
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129.
Tarik Skubal
SP - DET
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130.
Luis Severino
SP - NYY
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131.
Spencer Turnbull
SP - DET
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132.
Yusei Kikuchi
SP - SEA
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133.
Caleb Smith
SP - ARI
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134.
Mitch Keller
SP - PIT
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135.
Greg Holland
RP - KC
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136.
Freddy Peralta
RP - MIL
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137.
Tanner Houck
SP - BOS
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138.
Amir Garrett
RP - CIN
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139.
Yimi Garcia
RP - MIA
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140.
Mike Mayers
RP - LAA
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141.
Rich Hill
SP - FA
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142.
Justin Verlander
SP - HOU
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143.
Brandon Workman
RP - FA
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144.
Deivi Garcia
SP - NYY
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145.
Josh Lindblom
SP - MIL
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146.
Josh Staumont
RP - KC
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147.
Alex Reyes
RP - STL
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148.
Hunter Harvey
RP - BAL
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149.
Jose Leclerc
RP - TEX
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150.
Madison Bumgarner
SP - ARI
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151.
Robbie Ray
SP - TOR
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152.
Tejay Antone
RP - CIN
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153.
Chad Green
SP,RP - NYY
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154.
Bryan Garcia
RP - DET
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155.
Jake Diekman
RP - OAK
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156.
Pete Fairbanks
RP - TB
|
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157.
Daniel Hudson
RP - WSH
|
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158.
Daniel Bard
RP - COL
|
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159.
Ross Stripling
SP - TOR
|
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160.
Adam Wainwright
SP - FA
|
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161.
Casey Mize
SP - DET
|
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162.
Spencer Howard
SP - PHI
|
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163.
J.B. Wendelken
RP - OAK
|
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164.
Luke Weaver
SP - ARI
|
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165.
Alec Mills
SP,RP - CHC
|
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166.
J.A. Happ
SP - MIN
|
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167.
Michael Lorenzen
RP - CIN
|
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168.
Dean Kremer
SP - BAL
|
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169.
Adbert Alzolay
SP - CHC
|
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170.
Lucas Sims
RP - CIN
|
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171.
A.J. Puk
RP - OAK
|
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172.
Jon Gray
SP - COL
|
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173.
Tyler Rogers
RP - SF
|
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174.
Zack Britton
RP - NYY
|
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175.
Trevor May
RP - NYM
|
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176.
Randy Dobnak
SP - MIN
|
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177.
Carlos Martinez
RP - STL
|
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178.
Ken Giles
RP - FA
|
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179.
Brendan McKay
DH,SP - TB
|
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180.
Tyler Matzek
SP - ATL
|
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181.
Dylan Cease
SP - CWS
|
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182.
Johnny Cueto
SP - SF
|
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183.
David Peterson
SP - NYM
|
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184.
Adrian Houser
SP - MIL
|
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185.
Garrett Richards
SP - BOS
|
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186.
Keegan Akin
SP - BAL
|
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187.
Yusmeiro Petit
RP - FA
|
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188.
Blake Treinen
RP - LAD
|
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189.
Tyler Duffey
RP - MIN
|
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190.
Rick Porcello
SP - FA
|
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191.
Emilio Pagan
RP - SD
|
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192.
Anthony DeSclafani
SP - SF
|
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193.
Mike Foltynewicz
SP - FA
|
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194.
Austin Gomber
RP - STL
|
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195.
Tony Watson
RP - FA
|
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196.
Jose Quintana
SP - LAA
|
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197.
Brusdar Graterol
RP - LAD
|
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198.
Kris Bubic
SP - KC
|
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199.
Sean Doolittle
RP - FA
|
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200.
Daniel Ponce de Leon
SP - STL
|
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201.
Danny Duffy
SP - KC
|
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202.
Alex Wood
SP - SF
|
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203.
Joey Lucchesi
SP - NYM
|
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204.
Cole Hamels
SP - FA
|
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205.
Rafael Dolis
RP - TOR
|
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206.
Trevor Rogers
SP - MIA
|
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207.
Gregory Soto
RP - DET
|
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208.
Josh Fleming
TB
|
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209.
Dakota Hudson
SP - STL
|
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210.
Garrett Crochet
CWS
|
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211.
Cal Quantrill
SP - CLE
|
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212.
Matt Manning
SP - DET
|
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213.
Logan Webb
SP - SF
|
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214.
Kyle Wright
SP - ATL
|
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215.
Jairo Diaz
RP - COL
|
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216.
Scott Oberg
RP - COL
|
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217.
Merrill Kelly
SP - ARI
|
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218.
Daulton Jefferies
SP - OAK
|
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219.
Yoshi Hirano
RP - FA
|
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220.
Luis Patino
RP - TB
|
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221.
Joakim Soria
RP - FA
|
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222.
Shelby Miller
RP - CHC
|
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223.
Jeff Samardzija
SP - FA
|
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224.
Brent Suter
RP - MIL
|
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225.
Chase Anderson
SP - FA
|
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226.
Adrian Morejon
RP - SD
|
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227.
Mychal Givens
RP - COL
|
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228.
Forrest Whitley
SP - HOU
|
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229.
Brad Peacock
RP - FA
|
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230.
Andrew Miller
RP - STL
|
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231.
Kendall Graveman
SP - SEA
|
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232.
Matt Foster
RP - CWS
|
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233.
Kyle Freeland
SP - COL
|
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234.
Tyler Clippard
RP - FA
|
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235.
Carlos Rodon
SP - FA
|
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236.
Chris Archer
SP - FA
|
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237.
Kyle Gibson
SP - TEX
|
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238.
Emmanuel Clase
CLE
|
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239.
Jesse Hahn
RP - KC
|
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240.
Craig Stammen
RP - SD
|
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241.
Yonny Chirinos
SP - TB
|
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242.
Will Harris
RP - WSH
|
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243.
Jonathan Hernandez
RP - TEX
|
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244.
Vince Velasquez
SP,RP - PHI
|
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245.
Clarke Schmidt
RP - NYY
|
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246.
Jon Lester
SP - WSH
|
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247.
Jose Cisnero
RP - DET
|
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248.
Ty Buttrey
RP - LAA
|
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249.
Matt Magill
RP - SEA
|
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250.
Darren O'Day
RP - FA
|
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251.
Jeremy Jeffress
RP - FA
|
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252.
Ryan Brasier
RP - BOS
|
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253.
Mike Clevinger
SP - SD
|
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254.
JT Brubaker
SP - PIT
|
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255.
Dan Altavilla
RP - SD
|
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256.
Steven Matz
SP - NYM
|
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257.
Jonathan Loaisiga
RP - NYY
|
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258.
Dellin Betances
RP - NYM
|
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259.
Kevin Ginkel
RP - ARI
|
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260.
Hansel Robles
RP - MIN
|
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261.
Corbin Martin
SP - ARI
|
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262.
Joe Jimenez
RP - DET
|
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263.
Ian Kennedy
RP - FA
|
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264.
Keone Kela
RP - FA
|
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265.
Mike Fiers
SP - FA
|
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266.
Josh James
RP - HOU
|
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267.
Shane Greene
RP - FA
|
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268.
Antonio Senzatela
SP - COL
|
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269.
Bruce Zimmermann
SP - BAL
|
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270.
Matt Strahm
RP - SD
|
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271.
Tommy Hunter
RP - FA
|
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272.
Devin Smeltzer
RP - MIN
|
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273.
Jose Alvarado
RP - PHI
|
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274.
Scott Barlow
RP - KC
|
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275.
Lewis Thorpe
RP - MIN
|
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276.
Brett Anderson
SP - FA
|
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277.
Joe Smith
RP - HOU
|
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278.
Reyes Moronta
RP - SF
|
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279.
Reynaldo Lopez
SP - CWS
|
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280.
Tyler Chatwood
SP,RP - TOR
|
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281.
Adam Ottavino
RP - BOS
|
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282.
Anibal Sanchez
SP - FA
|
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283.
Justin Dunn
SP - SEA
|
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284.
Anthony Bass
RP - MIA
|
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285.
Alex Cobb
SP - BAL
|
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286.
Pedro Strop
RP - FA
|
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287.
Bryse Wilson
SP - ATL
|
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288.
Chad Kuhl
SP - PIT
|
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289.
Julio Teheran
SP - FA
|
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290.
Sergio Romo
RP - FA
|
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291.
Bud Norris
RP - FA
|
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292.
Andres Munoz
RP - SEA
|
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293.
Daniel Norris
RP - DET
|
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294.
Homer Bailey
SP - FA
|
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295.
Mike Leake
SP - FA
|
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296.
Trevor Williams
SP - FA
|
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297.
Tommy Kahnle
RP - LAD
|
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298.
Wade Davis
RP - KC
|
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299.
Kolby Allard
SP - TEX
|
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300.
A.J. Minter
RP - ATL
|
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301.
Lou Trivino
RP - OAK
|
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302.
Enoli Paredes
RP - HOU
|
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303.
Steve Cishek
RP - FA
|
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304.
Alex Claudio
RP - LAA
|
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305.
Darwinzon Hernandez
RP - BOS
|
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306.
Nick Pivetta
RP - BOS
|
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307.
Cam Bedrosian
RP - FA
|
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308.
Rowan Wick
RP - CHC
|
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309.
Matt Wisler
RP - SF
|
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310.
Felix Pena
RP - LAA
|
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311.
Evan Marshall
RP - CWS
|
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312.
Austin Voth
SP - WSH
|
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313.
Jaime Barria
SP - LAA
|
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314.
Brent Honeywell Jr.
SP - TB
|
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315.
Pedro Baez
RP - HOU
|
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316.
Michael King
RP - NYY
|
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317.
Edward Cabrera
SP - MIA
|
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318.
Nick Wittgren
RP - CLE
|
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319.
Jose Urena
SP,RP - DET
|
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320.
Logan Gilbert
SP - SEA
|
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321.
Steven Brault
SP - PIT
|
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322.
Collin McHugh
SP,RP - FA
|
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323.
Tyler Anderson
SP - FA
|
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324.
Ryan Helsley
RP - STL
|
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325.
Tanner Roark
SP - TOR
|
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326.
Michael Fulmer
SP - DET
|
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327.
Tanner Scott
RP - BAL
|
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328.
Wes Benjamin
TEX
|
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329.
Ryne Stanek
RP - HOU
|
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330.
Kyle Crick
RP - PIT
|
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331.
Hector Rondon
RP - FA
|
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332.
Rogelio Armenteros
RP - WSH
|
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333.
Jeurys Familia
RP - NYM
|
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334.
Michael Wacha
SP - TB
|
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335.
Patrick Sandoval
SP - LAA
|
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336.
Seranthony Dominguez
RP - PHI
|
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337.
Alex Young
SP - ARI
|
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338.
Matt Shoemaker
SP - FA
|
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339.
Sean Newcomb
SP - ATL
|
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340.
Jake Arrieta
SP - FA
|
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341.
Jace Fry
RP - CWS
|
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342.
Junior Guerra
RP - FA
|
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343.
Brandon Brennan
RP - SEA
|
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344.
Jakob Junis
SP - KC
|
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345.
Josiah Gray
SP - LAD
|
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346.
Kelvin Herrera
RP - FA
|
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347.
Jordan Lyles
SP - TEX
|
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348.
Trent Thornton
SP - TOR
|
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349.
Gio Gonzalez
SP - FA
|
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350.
Eric Lauer
SP - MIL
|
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351.
Ljay Newsome
SP - SEA
|
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352.
Cesar Valdez
SP - BAL
|
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353.
Trevor Richards
SP - TB
|
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354.
Daniel Mengden
SP - OAK
|
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355.
Colin Rea
SP - CHC
|
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356.
Ryan Weber
RP - BOS
|
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357.
Jordan Yamamoto
SP - MIA
|
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358.
Kyle Cody
SP - TEX
|
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359.
Jarlin Garcia
RP - SF
|
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360.
Shane McClanahan
SP - TB
|
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361.
Jimmy Nelson
RP - LAD
|
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362.
Luke Jackson
RP - ATL
|
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363.
Trevor Cahill
SP,RP - FA
|
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364.
Matt Andriese
RP - BOS
|
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365.
Wade Miley
SP - CIN
|
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366.
Joe Ross
RP - WSH
|
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367.
Jhoulys Chacin
SP - ATL
|
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368.
Adam Plutko
RP - CLE
|
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369.
Nick Margevicius
SP - SEA
|
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370.
Tyler Beede
SP - SF
|
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371.
Felix Hernandez
SP - FA
|