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Fantasy Baseball Player Notes

2022 Fantasy Baseball Draft Notes

Position

Team

Walker Buehler Note
	4. Walker Buehler SP The West Coast bias rears its ugly head again. If the Dodgers' ace pitched in Boston, New York or Chicago, headlines would call him Cy Buehler. If you play in a QS league, Walker is as sure a thing as a traffic jam on the 405. He went six or more innings in all but one of his first 27 starts last year. He'll give you a strikeout an inning, a sub-1.00 WHIP and have you feeling calm, cool and collected as a manager every fifth night. Pitching for a great Dodgers team, Buehler could top 20 wins. 12 weeks ago

Julio Urias Note
	8. Julio Urias SP You won't be able to sneak Urias past the rest of your league again after his 20-win campaign in 2021. He's primed to join the ranks of the true aces. The Dodgers will win 100 games, with a top-10 defense. Urias is ready to pitch 200 innings and have a top-10 K/BB ratio. The Dodgers always seem to score in bunches when he's on the hill, so Urias might get 20 wins again. After bringing Urias along slowly, the Dodgers will finally unleash the young star. If he throws 210 innings, Urias will far outperform his fourth-round draft projection. 12 weeks ago

Clayton Kershaw Note
	36. Clayton Kershaw SP Kershaw isn't the same pitcher he was at his peak, but he's still really, really good. His curveball doesn't have quite the same bite and his fastball has fallen off a bit, but his slider is one of the best in baseball. Kershaw really leaned into that pitch last year (he used it 47.6% of the time), so it's no surprise that he dealt with forearm issues at the end of the season. And injuries are now unfortunately a common thing for the veteran, as he's dealt with back, shoulder, and now elbow injuries over the past several years. He's back with the Dodgers on a one-year deal and is reportedly healthy. There's still a ton of room for profit with him, but you shouldn't count on much more than 120 innings. 10 weeks ago

Craig Kimbrel Note
	49. 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. 8 weeks ago

Blake Treinen Note
	97. Blake Treinen RP

Tony Gonsolin Note
	109. Tony Gonsolin SP

Trevor Bauer Note
	121. Trevor Bauer SP

Andrew Heaney Note
	135. Andrew Heaney SP

Brusdar Graterol Note
	172. Brusdar Graterol RP

Daniel Hudson Note
	173. Daniel Hudson RP

Alex Vesia Note
	209. Alex Vesia RP

Dustin May Note
	210. Dustin May SP

David Price Note
	234. David Price SP,RP

Tyler Anderson Note
	251. Tyler Anderson SP

Phil Bickford Note
	253. Phil Bickford RP

Danny Duffy Note
	264. Danny Duffy SP

Tommy Kahnle Note
	293. Tommy Kahnle RP

Caleb Ferguson Note
	309. Caleb Ferguson RP

Mitch White Note
	346. Mitch White RP

Shane Greene Note
	398. Shane Greene RP

Evan Phillips Note
	439. Evan Phillips RP

Pedro Baez Note
	528. Pedro Baez RP

Justin Bruihl Note
	588. Justin Bruihl RP

Victor Gonzalez Note
	608. Victor Gonzalez RP

Dellin Betances Note
	633. Dellin Betances RP

Yency Almonte Note
	638. Yency Almonte RP

Garrett Cleavinger Note
	664. Garrett Cleavinger RP

Reyes Moronta Note
	761. Reyes Moronta RP

Mike Wright Jr. Note
	778. Mike Wright Jr. RP

Beau Burrows Note
	813. Beau Burrows RP

Carson Fulmer Note
	872. Carson Fulmer RP

Andre Jackson Note
	886. Andre Jackson RP

Ryan Pepiot Note
	931. Ryan Pepiot SP