Fantasy Baseball Player Notes
2021 Fantasy Baseball Draft Notes
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55.
German Marquez
SP
If Marquez ever extricates himself from Colorado, you'd probably have a bona fide superstar on your hands. As it is, you have a very solid overall pitcher who won't really help you out tremendously in any category, but won't hurt you badly either. Marquez's control is above average, and although his strikeout rate has dipped in two consecutive seasons, he has the ability to miss bats regularly. His value rises in leagues with daily lineup changes as you can avoid him at home (career 5.10 ERA) and start him on the road (career 3.51 ERA). But, absent that, consider him a back-end of the rotation starter in deeper leagues.
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118.
Daniel Bard
RP
Bard comes into 2021 as the Rockies' presumptive closer, after he came out of a two-year retirement to pitch in the majors for the first time since 2013. Bard's control problems, which derailed his career, were largely solved, and his 3.65 ERA and 1.30 WHIP were more than passable for a Colorado closer. Mychal Givens remains, and Scott Oberg will try to pitch effectively after undergoing thoracic outlet surgery, but if Bard can maintain his control, he'll likely earn and hold the closer's job.
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285.
Kyle Freeland
SP
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292.
Scott Oberg
RP
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294.
Antonio Senzatela
SP
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314.
Austin Gomber
SP,RP
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463.
Robert Stephenson
RP
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520.
Tyler Kinley
2B,RP
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552.
Carlos Estevez
RP
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577.
Jhoulys Chacin
SP,RP
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708.
Ashton Goudeau
RP
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734.
Bernardo Flores Jr.
RP
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764.
Ryan Rolison
SP
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835.
Tommy Doyle
RP
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857.
Ben Bowden
CF,RP
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871.
Justin Lawrence
RP
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882.
Jordan Sheffield
SP,RP
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