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Fantasy Baseball Player Notes

2022 Fantasy Baseball Draft Notes

Position

Team

Shane McClanahan Note
	34. Shane McClanahan SP McClanahan had a successful 2021 season in almost every respect. His ERA, strikeouts, and walk rate were all extremely solid, and he made 26 starts including the post-season. Despite decent control, he had a bloated 1.27 WHIP, which was largely the result of batters destroying his fastball. Specifically, the pitch allowed a .308 batting average and a .378 wOBA, and considering he threw it 40.9% of the time, McClanahan's overall numbers are a testament to how good his slider and curveball were. Assuming he can get better command of his fastball and improve his performance with the pitch, there's plenty of room for growth with the young lefty. 27 weeks ago

Shane Baz Note
	70. Shane Baz SP Baz underwent elbow surgery, and he won't throw until early April, but the Rays reportedly don't expect him to miss much time. His pure stuff has always been electric, as he combines elite velocity with an outstanding curveball and slider. Prior to last year, his command was the only thing holding him back, but he blossomed in Double-A and kept his gains in control throughout his three-game stint in the majors. A rough postseason start aside, 2021 was all gravy for Baz, and the Rays undoubtedly expect him to be a contributor to their rotation this year. But he did pitch just 92 innings last season, and given his age, fantasy managers should expect the Rays to cap him at about 130 innings or so, so the missed time for his elbow injury isn't a huge deal as of yet. That still leaves room for Baz to provide plenty of value, so long as the helium on his draft price stays in check. 27 weeks ago

Andrew Kittredge Note
	83. Andrew Kittredge SP,RP Kittredge tallied eight saves last season, and should be in line for the bulk of the opportunities early in the year with Pete Fairbanks dealing with a strained lat. He's had success for several years now, relying on his excellent command and his fastball-slider combination. Based on pure stuff, if we knew Kittredge would be the closer all year, he'd be way up the reliever ranks. But fantasy managers know by now that you cant trust a Rays reliever, so book 15 saves for Kittredge for now. Anything else is gravy. 26 weeks ago

Corey Kluber Note
	111. Corey Kluber SP

Drew Rasmussen Note
	123. Drew Rasmussen SP,RP

Luis Patino Note
	126. Luis Patino SP

Ryan Yarbrough Note
	191. Ryan Yarbrough SP,RP

Pete Fairbanks Note
	195. Pete Fairbanks RP

Colin Poche Note
	215. Colin Poche RP

Tyler Glasnow Note
	226. Tyler Glasnow SP

JT Chargois Note
	231. JT Chargois RP,SP

Jeffrey Springs Note
	251. Jeffrey Springs RP,SP

Brooks Raley Note
	259. Brooks Raley RP

J.P. Feyereisen Note
	263. J.P. Feyereisen RP

Ryan Thompson Note
	281. Ryan Thompson RP

Yonny Chirinos Note
	300. Yonny Chirinos SP

Nick Anderson Note
	333. Nick Anderson RP

Jason Adam Note
	336. Jason Adam RP

Jalen Beeks Note
	427. Jalen Beeks RP,SP

Josh Fleming Note
	448. Josh Fleming SP,RP

Ryan Burr Note
	486. Ryan Burr RP

Shawn Armstrong Note
	526. Shawn Armstrong RP,SP

Cooper Criswell Note
	570. Cooper Criswell SP

Ralph Garza Jr. Note
	599. Ralph Garza Jr. RP

Brendan McKay Note
	603. Brendan McKay SP,DH

Garrett Cleavinger Note
	664. Garrett Cleavinger RP

Angel Perdomo Note
	670. Angel Perdomo RP

Dusten Knight Note
	725. Dusten Knight RP

Cody Reed Note
	735. Cody Reed RP

David Hess Note
	769. David Hess RP

Calvin Faucher Note
	779. Calvin Faucher RP

Jimmy Yacabonis Note
	841. Jimmy Yacabonis RP

Aaron Slegers Note
	929. Aaron Slegers RP