Fantasy Baseball Player Notes

2020 Fantasy Baseball Draft Notes

Position

Team

Kirby Yates Note
	21. Kirby Yates RP Yate led the league in saves last year with 41, and continued to lower his already impressive ERA and WHIP. He has an elite strikeout rate and is outstanding at limiting home runs, which is everything you want in a closer. Josh Hader should be the first reliever taken but Yates should be a close second. 26 weeks ago

Trevor Bauer Note
	24. Trevor Bauer SP Bauer may be one of the most talented pitchers in baseball, but he has exactly one season with an ERA below 4.18, a WHIP below 1.25, or more than 12 wins. Even on an improved Cincinnati team, there's little reason to expect him to do much better than those numbers. Bauer will give you innings and plenty of strikeouts, but fantasy owners would do well to largely forget 2018, and draft him with closer to a 4.00 ERA and 1.25 WHIP in mind. 26 weeks ago

Corey Kluber Note
	25. Corey Kluber SP Kluber showed some skills decline in 2018, but nothing could have prepared fantasy owners for the disaster that was 2019. He got off to a terrible start before a broken forearm ended his season. Now with the Rangers, Kluber will get a fresh start and look to rebuild some of his real and fantasy value. Throw out the 5.80 ERA and 1.65 WHIP from last year - Kluber hasn't declined to that extent. Expect him to provide very solid, albeit not pristine, numbers, if he can stay healthy. 26 weeks ago

Roberto Osuna Note
	26. Roberto Osuna RP Osuna may not be quite the pitcher he was in his absolute prime, but he's not far off. He has yet to have a season in the majors with a WHIP above 1.00, and his strikeout rate has rebounded to above-average, if not elite, levels. He has immense job security on an excellent team and should once again provide all the numbers you could want from a closer. Draft him with confidence. 26 weeks ago

Liam Hendriks Note
	30. Liam Hendriks RP If Hendriks' 2019 performance doesn't convince you to wait on closers, nothing will. An afterthought in drafts pitching behind Blake Treinen, Hendriks not only took the closer's role for the A's but also developed into one of the best relievers in the game. A velocity bump made his fastball nearly unhittable and he rarely gave up home runs. He'll be given the chance to repeat his performance, but whether he can is an entirely open question. 26 weeks ago

Brad Hand Note
	31. Brad Hand RP Hand didn't have a bad year by any means, but there were two major areas of decline. The first was a cratering of his ground ball rate, and the second was that batters simply hit his fastball much, much better than in previous years. Hand is a reliever, which means volatility, and his strikeout rate remains well above-average. But with just a club option left on his deal, he could be a candidate to be dealt if the Indians struggle out of the gate. 26 weeks ago

Ken Giles Note
	37. Ken Giles RP Giles may have had the quietest 1.87 ERA and 1.00 WHIP in the history of baseball. Add to that a a 14.09/9 strikeout rate and Giles was one of the best relievers in baseball in 2019. He'll be a free agent after this year so it seems unlikely he holds down the closer's role in Toronto all year. But he'll certainly help your overall numbers in the first half of the season at least. 26 weeks ago

James Paxton Note
	51. James Paxton SP Paxton will be out until at least early May (and likely longer) after undergoing a microscopic lumbar discectomy with removal of a peridiscal cyst in early February. Although his talent is undeniable, this is yet another in a long list of injuries for Paxton, who has eight injured list stints since the beginning of the 2014 season. While early May is the front end of the three to four month timetable, expect Paxton's absence to last until at least June and possibly longer if he has any setbacks. 26 weeks ago

Brandon Workman Note
	54. Brandon Workman RP Workman was never the guy for the Red Sox . . . until one day he just was. When he finally locked down the closer's role, he was fantastic, striking out batters at will and pitching to a 1.88 ERA. His WHIP hovered near 1.00 despite the fact that he walked more than 5.5 batters per nine innings, a feat which he's unlikely to duplicate. In short, while Workman will close for the Red Sox, he'll need to improve his control in order to hold the job for the whole year. 26 weeks ago

Mike Minor Note
	56. Mike Minor SP The Rangers pushed Minor to reach 200 strikeouts and, although his 3.59 ERA shows he surpassed expectations, there was really fairly little to get excited about. Minor's FIP and xFIP were substantially higher than his ERA, his WHIP was mediocre, and his strikeout rate hardly impressed. He's a pitcher you draft to solidify the back end of your rotation, but nothing more. 26 weeks ago

Sean Doolittle Note
	60. Sean Doolittle RP Doolittle should likely close for the Nationals again in 2020, though Daniel Hudson's emergence in the late- and post-season last year could throw a wrench in Davey Martinez's plans. More concerning is Doolittle's dip in performance, as his ERA and WHIP were by far the worst of his career. A free agent next year, Doolittle's job security should be minimal, so don't target him as a closer in your fantasy drafts. 26 weeks ago

Alex Colome Note
	62. Alex Colome RP Few expected Colome to hold the closer role for the White Sox all season, but he did, totaling 30 saves in the process. His numbers were solid, though his FIP and xFIP were significantly higher than his ERA. The White Sox have big plans for the season so, if they're in contention, don't be surprised if they make a move for a more established reliever. But, in the meantime, Colome should provide plenty of saves in the first half of the season. 26 weeks ago

Jake Odorizzi Note
	67. Jake Odorizzi SP Odorizzi just refused to fail last year, and he was a reliable pitcher all year long. His continued gains in strikeouts and drop in walks, to go along with his 15 wins, led to a remarkably profitable season. But his xFIP remained at 4.33 and Odorizzi just never felt quite like a pitcher who was going to dominate every time out. Fortunately, you don't have to pay for his 2019 numbers given his ADP, so draft him at his price without much worry. 26 weeks ago

Masahiro Tanaka Note
	71. Masahiro Tanaka SP Tanaka had a bizarre year. On the negative side, his ERA soared to 4.45 and his WHIP and strikeout rate went to a career worst 1.24 and 7.37/9, respectively. Yet he slightly lowered his walk rate from the past two years, cut his HR/FB rate, and got batters to swing at pitches outside the zone more than almost any other pitcher in the second half of the season. At this point in his career, given his home park, there's little optimism that Tanaka can ever develop into the ace he appeared to be during his debut. Draft him as a back-end-of-the-rotation starter in deeper leagues but nothing more. 26 weeks ago

Mike Foltynewicz Note
	74. Mike Foltynewicz SP Foltynewicz was on nearly everyone's bust list, and his awful return from an injury only confirmed everyone's intuitions. But he really turned it on in the latter half of the season, pitching to a 2.65 ERA and 1.08 WHIP in the second half. No, he might not be the 2018 version of himself this year, but he certainly has more to offer than his overall 2019 numbers. 26 weeks ago

Mark Melancon Note
	79. Mark Melancon RP Despite Melancon plainly not being the best reliever on his team, he'll likely enter the 2020 season as the Braves' closer. Melancon still has decent control, but the days of being a lockdown option are long gone. Draft him as a back-end closer, and understand that Will Smith will be looking over his shoulder all year. 26 weeks ago

Keone Kela Note
	81. Keone Kela RP As of July 11th, Kela has not reported to camp. It's unclear if he is dealing with COVID-19 or when he is planning to report, if at all. Kela is an above-average major league reliever and will start the year as the Pittsburgh closer if healthy. But for now, drop him down your draft board a few spots. 20 weeks ago

Ian Kennedy Note
	82. Ian Kennedy RP Kennedy was an afterthought on draft day last year, but a run of save chances in the middle of the summer boosted him to 30 saves. His peripherals didn't hurt fantasy owners and his strikeout numbers were solid, making Kennedy the poster child for the "wait on saves" crowd. In the final year of his deal, he'll again open as the closer for the Royals, but his chances of being dealt mid-season are extremely high. Draft him, of course, but don't bank on much more than 15 saves or so. 26 weeks ago

Garrett Richards Note
	89. Garrett Richards SP

Rich Hill Note
	93. Rich Hill SP Hill is as predictable as they come nowadays. He'll give you outstanding innings with excellent strikeout numbers, but will top out at 135 innings and likely less. He'll likely be sidelined until June with his elbow injury but that may be just in time for the start of the season now. That should move Hill far up your draft boards, from afterthought to late-round sleeper. 26 weeks ago

Anthony DeSclafani Note
	95. Anthony DeSclafani SP Desclafani quietly had a decent season in 2019, with a 3.89 ERA, a 1.20 WHIP, and more than a strikeout per inning. But his FIP and xFIP suggested he was lucky, and he lacks the upside of other late-round starters. In deeper mixed leagues where your rotation is solid and you just want someone to not hurt you, Desclafani is your guy. Otherwise, go for a higher ceiling. 26 weeks ago

Cole Hamels Note
	108. Cole Hamels SP Hamels kept up his strikeout rate last year with the cubs, but his control waned, and he had the worst walk rate of his career. He's dealing with a shoulder injury in the spring and there's currently no timetable for his return. Add it all up and Hamels is only barely worth drafting until or unless we get some positive news. 26 weeks ago

Jose Quintana Note
	110. Jose Quintana SP Quintana went from a solid, low-3.00 ERA pitcher with the White Sox to an unreliable pitcher with over a 4.00 ERA in his time with the Cubs. His strikeout rate continues to trend down, and despite pitching at least 171 innings in each of the past seven seasons, he's never won more than 13 games. A low-upside, low-floor play, Quintana is just NL-only material. 26 weeks ago

Jeff Samardzija Note
	114. Jeff Samardzija SP Samardzija had an impressive 3.52 ERA and 1.11 WHIP last year, but that's where the good news ended. His strikeout rate is at the point where it actively hurts fantasy owners, and his win potential is capped by pitching for the Giants. There are better pitchers to consider late in your draft. 26 weeks ago

Alex Wood Note
	115. Alex Wood SP,RP Wood will be in the Dodgers' rotation to start the year, and there's some reason for optimism. After an offseason spent with Driveline Baseball, Wood saw a velocity bump in the spring, and that usually portends better things for the veteran throughout his career. Don't go crazy with Wood, but he's fine as a late-round pick with upside. 26 weeks ago

Rick Porcello Note
	117. Rick Porcello SP Porcello's move to the National League makes him somewhat intriguing. His middling strikeout rate (17.4% career) will likely take a jump, and his overall numbers should improve with a move out of the AL East. Even with improvement, however, there's a long way to go before Porcello is contributing to a fantasy team. His biggest asset - his ability to consistently throw innings - will be far less useful with the postponement of Opening Day. He's a late-round filler for a deep pitching staff but little more. 26 weeks ago

Brandon Kintzler Note
	119. 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. 26 weeks ago

Anibal Sanchez Note
	120. Anibal Sanchez SP

J.A. Happ Note
	125. J.A. Happ SP

Tony Watson Note
	130. Tony Watson RP

Jon Lester Note
	140. Jon Lester SP

Julio Teheran Note
	142. Julio Teheran SP

Blake Treinen Note
	148. Blake Treinen RP

Mike Fiers Note
	154. Mike Fiers SP

Matt Shoemaker Note
	156. Matt Shoemaker SP

Yusmeiro Petit Note
	163. Yusmeiro Petit RP

Trevor May Note
	172. Trevor May RP

Yoshi Hirano Note
	175. Yoshi Hirano RP

Shane Greene Note
	179. Shane Greene RP

Homer Bailey Note
	180. Homer Bailey SP

Pedro Baez Note
	182. Pedro Baez RP

Gio Gonzalez Note
	185. Gio Gonzalez SP,RP

Jake Arrieta Note
	189. Jake Arrieta SP

Tommy Kahnle Note
	194. Tommy Kahnle RP

Joakim Soria Note
	196. Joakim Soria RP

Brad Peacock Note
	201. Brad Peacock SP,RP

Sergio Romo Note
	203. Sergio Romo RP

Chase Anderson Note
	204. Chase Anderson SP,RP

Pedro Strop Note
	214. Pedro Strop RP

Adam Wainwright Note
	217. Adam Wainwright SP

Justin Wilson Note
	229. Justin Wilson RP

Nick Burdi Note
	230. Nick Burdi RP

Taijuan Walker Note
	232. Taijuan Walker SP

Trevor Rosenthal Note
	236. Trevor Rosenthal RP

Steve Cishek Note
	241. Steve Cishek RP

Oliver Drake Note
	244. Oliver Drake RP

Martin Perez Note
	246. Martin Perez SP

Michael Wacha Note
	247. Michael Wacha SP,RP

Sam Tuivailala Note
	250. Sam Tuivailala RP

Cam Bedrosian Note
	253. Cam Bedrosian SP,RP

Andrew Chafin Note
	262. Andrew Chafin RP

Chaz Roe Note
	266. Chaz Roe RP

Tyler Clippard Note
	276. Tyler Clippard SP,RP

Anthony Bass Note
	277. Anthony Bass RP

Chris Devenski Note
	278. Chris Devenski RP

Brandon Morrow Note
	280. Brandon Morrow RP

David Robertson Note
	282. David Robertson RP

Cody Allen Note
	288. Cody Allen RP

Mark Rogers Note
	294. Mark Rogers SP

Drew Steckenrider Note
	295. Drew Steckenrider RP

Brett Anderson Note
	296. Brett Anderson SP

Jesse Chavez Note
	299. Jesse Chavez SP,RP

Oliver Perez Note
	301. Oliver Perez RP

Jeff Gray Note
	302. Jeff Gray

Tyler Chatwood Note
	304. Tyler Chatwood SP,RP

Dan Wheeler Note
	305. Dan Wheeler PG,SG

Chris Ray Note
	306. Chris Ray

Ubaldo Jimenez Note
	310. Ubaldo Jimenez SP

Junior Guerra Note
	312. Junior Guerra RP

Mauricio Robles Note
	314. Mauricio Robles RP

Blake Parker Note
	315. Blake Parker RP

Tyler Skaggs Note
	316. Tyler Skaggs SP

Ivan Nova Note
	317. Ivan Nova SP

Harold Ramirez Note
	320. Harold Ramirez

Andrew Kittredge Note
	325. Andrew Kittredge SP,RP

Darren O'Day Note
	326. Darren O'Day RP

Ryan Buchter Note
	333. Ryan Buchter RP

Zack Godley Note
	334. Zack Godley SP,RP

Robbie Erlin Note
	337. Robbie Erlin SP,RP

Tommy Hunter Note
	340. Tommy Hunter RP

Jose Alvarez Note
	342. Jose Alvarez RP

Braden Shipley Note
	344. Braden Shipley SP

Sam Gaviglio Note
	345. Sam Gaviglio RP

Mike Montgomery Note
	347. Mike Montgomery SP,RP

Pat Neshek Note
	351. Pat Neshek RP

Hector Rondon Note
	352. Hector Rondon RP

Greg Holland Note
	353. Greg Holland RP

Adam Morgan Note
	355. Adam Morgan RP

Roenis Elias Note
	360. Roenis Elias RP

Zack Littell Note
	364. Zack Littell RP

Jeremy Jeffress Note
	366. Jeremy Jeffress RP

Wade LeBlanc Note
	372. Wade LeBlanc SP,RP

Kelvin Herrera Note
	376. Kelvin Herrera RP

Hunter Wood Note
	380. Hunter Wood RP

Andrew Triggs Note
	389. Andrew Triggs SP,RP

Daniel Gossett Note
	397. Daniel Gossett SP

Trevor Cahill Note
	404. Trevor Cahill SP,RP

Derek Holland Note
	411. Derek Holland SP,RP

Heath Hembree Note
	413. Heath Hembree RP

Wilmer Font Note
	414. Wilmer Font SP,RP

Luke Farrell Note
	418. Luke Farrell RP

Bo Takahashi Note
	420. Bo Takahashi RP

Adam Warren Note
	426. Adam Warren RP

Brian Johnson Note
	441. Brian Johnson SP,RP

Jordan Zimmermann Note
	446. Jordan Zimmermann SP

Brad Boxberger Note
	453. Brad Boxberger RP

Shelby Miller Note
	454. Shelby Miller SP,RP

Jake McGee Note
	457. Jake McGee RP

Carl Edwards Jr. Note
	469. Carl Edwards Jr. RP

T.J. McFarland Note
	471. T.J. McFarland RP

Bryan Shaw Note
	483. Bryan Shaw RP

David Phelps Note
	487. David Phelps RP

Matt Moore Note
	489. Matt Moore SP,RP

Danny Salazar Note
	495. Danny Salazar SP

Yohander Mendez Note
	499. Yohander Mendez RP

Edinson Volquez Note
	505. Edinson Volquez SP,RP

Randy Rosario Note
	512. Randy Rosario RP

Dovydas Neverauskas Note
	516. Dovydas Neverauskas RP

Tommy Milone Note
	520. Tommy Milone SP,RP

Chandler Shepherd Note
	547. Chandler Shepherd SP

Sean Gilmartin Note
	552. Sean Gilmartin SP

Luis Perdomo Note
	553. Luis Perdomo RP

Brett Cecil Note
	558. Brett Cecil RP

Manny Banuelos Note
	563. Manny Banuelos SP,RP

Matt Reynolds Note
	564. Matt Reynolds RP

Matt Harvey Note
	565. Matt Harvey SP

Nestor Cortes Jr. Note
	566. Nestor Cortes Jr. RP

Francisco Liriano Note
	569. Francisco Liriano RP

Tim Melville Note
	570. Tim Melville SP

Dario Agrazal Note
	573. Dario Agrazal SP

Juan Nicasio Note
	575. Juan Nicasio RP

Jerad Eickhoff Note
	584. Jerad Eickhoff SP

Shawn Kelley Note
	585. Shawn Kelley RP

Joe Biagini Note
	588. Joe Biagini RP

Kohl Stewart Note
	595. Kohl Stewart RP

Andrew Cashner Note
	596. Andrew Cashner SP,RP

Drew VerHagen Note
	598. Drew VerHagen SP,RP

Aaron Sanchez Note
	602. Aaron Sanchez SP

Jake Faria Note
	606. Jake Faria RP

David Hess Note
	608. David Hess SP,RP

Odrisamer Despaigne Note
	609. Odrisamer Despaigne SP,RP

Sam Dyson Note
	612. Sam Dyson RP

Jharel Cotton Note
	613. Jharel Cotton SP

Matt Albers Note
	621. Matt Albers RP

Clay Buchholz Note
	625. Clay Buchholz SP

Clayton Richard Note
	627. Clayton Richard SP

Tony Cingrani Note
	630. Tony Cingrani SP,RP

Aaron Brooks Note
	631. Aaron Brooks SP,RP

Zac Grotz Note
	634. Zac Grotz RP

James Sherfy Note
	637. James Sherfy RP

Tyson Ross Note
	639. Tyson Ross SP

Jared Hughes Note
	641. Jared Hughes RP

Jacob Rhame Note
	645. Jacob Rhame RP

Fernando Rodney Note
	648. Fernando Rodney RP

Dan Otero Note
	655. Dan Otero RP

Aaron Loup Note
	656. Aaron Loup RP

Wei-Yin Chen Note
	658. Wei-Yin Chen RP

Ross Detwiler Note
	663. Ross Detwiler SP,RP

Jason Vargas Note
	665. Jason Vargas SP

Blake Wood Note
	666. Blake Wood RP

Nick Ramirez Note
	671. Nick Ramirez RP

Tyler Olson Note
	673. Tyler Olson RP

Luis Avilan Note
	674. Luis Avilan RP

Nick Vincent Note
	681. Nick Vincent RP

Enderson Franco Note
	682. Enderson Franco RP

Addison Reed Note
	685. Addison Reed RP

Bud Norris Note
	693. Bud Norris SP,RP

Mike Shawaryn Note
	695. Mike Shawaryn RP

Brian Moran Note
	696. Brian Moran RP

Jerry Blevins Note
	697. Jerry Blevins RP

Jake Petricka Note
	699. Jake Petricka RP

Austen Williams Note
	704. Austen Williams RP

James Bourque Note
	709. James Bourque RP

Zach Duke Note
	712. Zach Duke RP

Trevor Hildenberger Note
	715. Trevor Hildenberger RP

Edubray Ramos Note
	718. Edubray Ramos RP

Jonny Venters Note
	721. Jonny Venters RP

Fernando Abad Note
	724. Fernando Abad RP

Alex Wilson Note
	725. Alex Wilson RP

Jay Jackson Note
	726. Jay Jackson RP

Blaine Hardy Note
	729. Blaine Hardy RP

Adalberto Mejia Note
	733. Adalberto Mejia RP

Xavier Cedeno Note
	734. Xavier Cedeno RP

Chad Bettis Note
	738. Chad Bettis SP,RP

Kyle Barraclough Note
	740. Kyle Barraclough RP

Victor Alcantara Note
	742. Victor Alcantara RP

Kevin Quackenbush Note
	748. Kevin Quackenbush RP

Cody Anderson Note
	751. Cody Anderson P

Danny Hultzen Note
	755. Danny Hultzen RP

Ervin Santana Note
	757. Ervin Santana SP

Justin Miller Note
	759. Justin Miller RP

Branden Kline Note
	763. Branden Kline RP

Kyle Bird Note
	767. Kyle Bird RP

David Carpenter Note
	774. David Carpenter RP

Fernando Salas Note
	775. Fernando Salas RP

Brian Duensing Note
	776. Brian Duensing RP

Mike Dunn Note
	777. Mike Dunn RP

AJ Ramos Note
	778. AJ Ramos RP

Tyler Thornburg Note
	779. Tyler Thornburg RP

Javy Guerra Note
	780. Javy Guerra RP

Brian Flynn Note
	784. Brian Flynn RP

Heath Fillmyer Note
	788. Heath Fillmyer SP,RP

Lucas Luetge Note
	789. Lucas Luetge RP

Justin Grimm Note
	794. Justin Grimm RP

Ryan Dull Note
	799. Ryan Dull RP

Ryan Cook Note
	801. Ryan Cook RP

Donnie Hart Note
	802. Donnie Hart RP

Drew Gagnon Note
	806. Drew Gagnon RP

Jesse Biddle Note
	810. Jesse Biddle RP

Rex Brothers Note
	812. Rex Brothers RP

Aaron Wilkerson Note
	823. Aaron Wilkerson RP

Sam Freeman Note
	826. Sam Freeman RP

Tim Collins Note
	828. Tim Collins RP

JC Ramirez Note
	830. JC Ramirez RP

Wes Parsons Note
	831. Wes Parsons RP

Drew Rucinski Note
	834. Drew Rucinski RP

Yefry Ramirez Note
	836. Yefry Ramirez RP

Caleb Frare Note
	838. Caleb Frare RP

Joe Harvey Note
	840. Joe Harvey RP

Ben Lively Note
	841. Ben Lively SP,RP

Gabriel Ynoa Note
	843. Gabriel Ynoa SP,RP

Zac Rosscup Note
	845. Zac Rosscup RP

Tim Peterson Note
	853. Tim Peterson RP

Drew Storen Note
	854. Drew Storen RP

Tony Zych Note
	855. Tony Zych RP

Carlos Torres Note
	856. Carlos Torres RP

Brooks Pounders Note
	858. Brooks Pounders RP

Locke St. John Note
	859. Locke St. John RP

Adonis Rosa Note
	861. Adonis Rosa RP

Reymin Guduan Note
	862. Reymin Guduan RP

Chase De Jong Note
	867. Chase De Jong RP

Austin Adams Note
	870. Austin Adams RP

Pedro Payano Note
	874. Pedro Payano SP

Dan Straily Note
	877. Dan Straily SP

J.T. Chargois Note
	882. J.T. Chargois RP

Jaime Schultz Note
	885. Jaime Schultz RP

Erasmo Ramirez Note
	892. Erasmo Ramirez RP

Brock Stewart Note
	895. Brock Stewart RP

Christian Bethancourt Note
	896. Christian Bethancourt RP

Alex White Note
	898. Alex White SP

Ricardo Sanchez Note
	899. Ricardo Sanchez SP

James Shields Note
	907. James Shields SP

Luis Ortiz Note
	908. Luis Ortiz SP

Jeremy Hellickson Note
	909. Jeremy Hellickson SP

Luiz Gohara Note
	911. Luiz Gohara SP,RP

Tony Barnette Note
	913. Tony Barnette RP

Artie Lewicki Note
	919. Artie Lewicki SP,RP

Thyago Vieira Note
	921. Thyago Vieira RP

Zach Thompson Note
	922. Zach Thompson

Nick Rumbelow Note
	925. Nick Rumbelow RP

Ryan Garton Note
	926. Ryan Garton RP

Chris Ellis Note
	927. Chris Ellis RP

Shane Carle Note
	928. Shane Carle RP

Jimmy Yacabonis Note
	931. Jimmy Yacabonis SP,RP

Michael Blazek Note
	932. Michael Blazek RP

Preston Guilmet Note
	935. Preston Guilmet RP

Rookie Davis Note
	936. Rookie Davis P

Sandy Baez Note
	938. Sandy Baez RP

Mike Wright Note
	939. Mike Wright RP

Luis Escobar Note
	940. Luis Escobar RP