Fantasy Baseball Player Notes

2020 Fantasy Baseball Draft Notes

Position

Team

Josh Hader Note
	1. Josh Hader MIL Hader throws his fastball about 83 percent of the time and batters just can't hit it. They bat .167 against with a miniscule .275 wOBA and there's just no reason to expect that to change. Thus, his nearly 50 percent strikeout rate is likely here to stay, and that makes Hader the top reliever to draft in fantasy, even if his occasional multi-inning role means he won't get every save chance. 5 weeks ago

Kirby Yates Note
	2. Kirby Yates SD 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. 5 weeks ago

Aroldis Chapman Note
	3. Aroldis Chapman NYY Chapman remains one of the best relievers in the game, but even his most ardent defenders have to admit there are signs of slippage. His velocity, which is still elite, continues to trend down, and he hasn't topped 60 innings since 2015. He's the unquestioned closer in the game, a top-three reliever, and will give you plenty of strikeouts. But he's no longer the top option in the fantasy game. 5 weeks ago

Roberto Osuna Note
	4. Roberto Osuna HOU 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. 5 weeks ago

Liam Hendriks Note
	5. Liam Hendriks OAK 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. 5 weeks ago

Kenley Jansen Note
	6. Kenley Jansen LAD It feels like we've seen the last of Jansen as an elite closer, as continued velocity declines and struggles with control led to his worst season as a professional. His overall numbers from 2019, other than his bloated ERA, remain fine, but this is not the Jansen that was once the top reliever taken in fantasy circles. It seems clear that Dave Roberts lost a little faith in Jansen last year and with a World Series or bust mentality, don't expect the leash to be overly long. Still, beggars can't be choosers with closer, and Jansen's contract and lengthy pedigree still keep him as a borderline top-10 reliever. 5 weeks ago

Edwin Diaz Note
	7. Edwin Diaz NYM Diaz's season was an unmitigated disaster. While his strikeout rate remained strong, his ERA ballooned to 5.59, his home run rate rose to comical levels, and his control waned. By the end of the season, he had ceded save opportunities to Seth Lugo and was relegated to mopup duty. Diaz's slider went from being unhittable in 2018 (.129 BAA) to getting crushed in 2019 (.297 BAA). He'll enter 2020 as the closer for the Mets, and reliever volatility is well-known, so don't be surprised to see Diaz rebound big-time in 2020. But just don't go into your season banking on it. 5 weeks ago

Brad Hand Note
	8. Brad Hand CLE 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. 5 weeks ago

Taylor Rogers Note
	9. Taylor Rogers MIN Rogers didn't have the Twins' closer role at the outset of the season, but he proved himself as Minnesota's best reliever pretty quickly. He built on his strong gains in 2018, further upping his strikeout rate and lowering his walk rate. He likely won't see all of the save chances this year for the Twins, but he should lead the way in opportunities. That, along with his strong overall numbers, makes him a reliever to target in fantasy. 5 weeks ago

Ken Giles Note
	10. Ken Giles TOR 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. 5 weeks ago

Raisel Iglesias Note
	11. Raisel Iglesias CIN Iglesias walked fewer and struck out more batters than ever, winding up with 34 saves last year. And yet it always felt like he was on the precipice of losing his job as the closer, particularly in light of his whopping 12 losses. Iglesias is still under control for two more seasons and, so long as he can continue to pitch relatively effectively, should be able to hold down the ninth-inning job in 2020. But there should be at least some trepidation among fantasy owners in light of his ups and downs last year. 5 weeks ago

Craig Kimbrel Note
	12. Craig Kimbrel CHC Kimbrel waited to sign until months into the season, and the results weren't pretty. He battled injury and was entirely ineffective, pitching to an 8.10 ERA and walking more than five batters per nine innings. Whether the complete lack of control was a continuing trend or just due to rust/injuries. But, either way, the price on Kimbrel should be the cheapest in years, and if you're waiting on saves, he's as good an option to take a chance on as anyone. 5 weeks ago

Hector Neris Note
	13. Hector Neris PHI Neris rebounded from a spotty 2018 to become an incredibly reliable reliever last year and tally 28 saves for the Phillies. His stuff isn't overpowering and his control is mediocre, but his split-finger is elite and he leaned into it more than ever. The resulting increase in ground balls helped stabilize Neris' numbers last year and should again make him a reliable, if unexciting, option in the bullpen in 2020. 5 weeks ago

Brandon Workman Note
	14. Brandon Workman BOS 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. 5 weeks ago

Nick Anderson Note
	15. Nick Anderson TB Anderson was exceptional with the Rays, though Emilio Pagan got the vast majority of the save chances. With Pagan now out of the way, Anderson may have the chance to lead a committee of Diego Castillo and Jose Alvarado. Even if he doesn't get the majority of the save chances, if Anderson pitches like he did with the Rays last year (52.6% strikeout rate), he'll be worth owning no matter what. 5 weeks ago

Hansel Robles Note
	16. Hansel Robles LAA The regression never came for Robles last year, as he somehow managed to avoid walks despite struggling with them his entire career. He'll enter the year as the Angels' closer but it's a big gamble to think lightning will strike twice with such a mercurial pitcher. The safer bet is that Robles' walk and home run rates will return to his career levels, making him a closer unlikely to hold his job all year. 5 weeks ago

Alex Colome Note
	17. Alex Colome CWS 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. 5 weeks ago

Tyler Glasnow Note
	18. Tyler Glasnow TB Glasnow was limited to just 60 innings in 2019, but they were pretty glorious ones! His control, which had plagued him since coming to the majors, improved significantly, and his WHIP dropped to an impressive 0.89. He should be fully recovered from his forearm injury heading into the season and has the raw stuff to be a fantasy ace if he can avoid injury. There's risk with Glasnow, but it is worth taking. 5 weeks ago

Sean Doolittle Note
	19. Sean Doolittle WSH 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. 5 weeks ago

Archie Bradley Note
	20. Archie Bradley ARI Once Greg Holland opened the door for Bradley to take over as the closer, Bradley tiptoed through the opening. Although he held down the role and put up save totals, it wasn't pretty, as he walked about 4.5 batters per nine innings. That's a dangerous recipe for a closer, particularly when the front office hasn't seemed particularly motivated to turn over the role to him. But, entering 2020, the closer's role is Bradley's, and if he can find his control from 2017-2018, he should have success. 5 weeks ago

Brandon Woodruff Note
	21. Brandon Woodruff MIL Woodruff earned his breakout 2019, relying on his elite fastball to limit hard contact and avoid big innings. His solid control allows him to keep the line moving, and the Brewers' strong lineup adds to his win potential. Although he missed a large chunk of the season due to injury, he should be ready to lead the Brewers rotation this year, and can and should be drafted as a strong second-tier starter. 5 weeks ago

Jose Leclerc Note
	22. Jose Leclerc TEX The Rangers signed Leclerc to be their closer but he just absolutely refused to hold down the job in 2019. Bouts of ineffectiveness were followed by dominant stretches in mop-up duty, which were again followed by failures in the ninth inning. Above everything else, Leclerc has to again get his walks below four per nine innings as he did in 2018. Absent that, even though he'll begin the year as the Rangers' closer, he'll unlikely end it that way. 5 weeks ago

Keone Kela Note
	23. Keone Kela PIT Kela is an above-average major league reliever and he'll start the year as the Pittsburgh closer. But the Pirates should be awful and he's a free agent at the end of the year. Banking on more than 15-20 saves for the season would be overly optimistic. 5 weeks ago

Giovanny Gallegos Note
	24. Giovanny Gallegos STL There's no denying Gallegos' talent, and if he gets the job as the Cardinals' closer, he has the legitimate upside to be a top-five closer if everything goes right. Unfortunately, we're a long way away from there, as the St. Louis bullpen situation is a giant question mark at the moment given Carlos Martinez and Alex Reyes. Draft Gallegos for the ratios and hope for more, but don't yet think you've got a solid closer. 5 weeks ago

Joe Jimenez Note
	25. Joe Jimenez DET Although Jimenez's numbers weren't pretty in 2019, he actually performed fairly well once the Tigers turned over the closer role to him. He'll never be a top-tier closer, particularly given that Detroit is unlikely to compete, but considering he's under team control for several more seasons, he should be given every chance to hold the job all year. 5 weeks ago

Carlos Carrasco Note
	26. Carlos Carrasco CLE Carrasco was already dealing with plenty of question marks after losing much of last season to leukemia, and now has been diagnosed with a mild hip flexor. He's day-to-day but it's obviously not the start to the spring that Carrasco owners were hoping for. Continue to monitor his progress but he avoids setbacks, he represents a fairly steep bargain in fantasy drafts, given his past performance and the fact that last year can largely be written off to his illness. 5 weeks ago

Mark Melancon Note
	27. Mark Melancon ATL 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. 5 weeks ago

Max Fried Note
	28. Max Fried ATL Fried's 2019 was positive, but his 4.02 ERA and 1.33 WHIP left a lot to be desired. His 17 wins and solid strikeout rate masked some of the issues, but he certainly doesn't look like a pitcher ready to jump into the upper echelon. Still, Fried's FIP and xFIP were lower than his ERA, and his expected stats showed he had some bad luck. Put it all together and Fried's a decent option with upside, but not one who you should expect to lead your fantasy rotation in 2020. 5 weeks ago

Ian Kennedy Note
	29. Ian Kennedy KC 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. 5 weeks ago

Will Smith Note
	30. Will Smith ATL Smith somehow stayed in San Francisco all season and held the closer's role all year, putting up his usual terrific numbers. He'll now move to Atlanta where early indications are that he'll set up for Mark Melancon. Smith's numbers and potential opportunity to close down the line make him worth drafting in all formats, though again, don't expect him to close right away. 5 weeks ago

Jesus Luzardo Note
	31. Jesus Luzardo OAK It's going to be difficult to find a fantasy player who isn't salivating to draft Luzardo, particularly after an expected breakout season was derailed by injuries last year. Now, purportedly without an innings restriction, Luzardo looks ready to fulfill the potential he has oozed throughout his career. Armed with four elite pitches and the ability to sit at 96 miles per hour, the only thing that looks to be able to hold Luzardo down is health. Absent injury concerns, he should be a monster. 5 weeks ago

Kenta Maeda Note
	32. Kenta Maeda MIN Maeda should be the rare pitcher who benefits from a move to the American League. The Dodgers have moved him back and forth from the bullpen to the starting rotation to manipulate his innings and avoid paying him bonuses for years. Now, he should stick in the Twins' rotation, and approach the 175 innings he threw in 2016. Given that he had the highest swinging strike rate (14.6%) and chase rate (34.8%) of his career last year and will be moving to a division that saw three of the other four teams rank in the bottom seven in runs scored in 2019, consider the needle on Maeda moving up. 5 weeks ago

Julio Urias Note
	33. Julio Urias LAD Urias will begin the year in the Dodgers rotation, so the biggest hurdle to him having major fantasy value this year has been cleared. His ability to miss bats is elite and although he's struggled with control a bit in the majors, he has all the tools to succeed. There's plenty of upside, so if you have a solid base for your pitching staff, don't hesitate to pull the trigger a little early. 5 weeks ago

Carlos Martinez Note
	34. Carlos Martinez STL Martinez's shoulder weakness pushed him to the bullpen, where he eventually successfully took over for Jordan Hicks as the closer for the Cardinals. His 2020 role remains in flux, as it appears he'll be given an opportunity to win back the starting role he so covets, but his success is far from assured. Martinez should provide value in the rotation or the bullpen, so given that you won't need to spend much draft capital to get him anyway, don't shy away. 5 weeks ago

Seth Lugo Note
	35. Seth Lugo NYM Lugo has been a quality reliever for two seasons now, and he found his way into the closer's role late last year. Edwin Diaz should have the ninth-inning role for the Mets to start, but if he struggles again, Lugo could sneak back into the job. Lugo is worth drafting for his ratios alone, but the potential for saves makes him an ideal candidate for a late-round selection. 5 weeks ago

Emilio Pagan Note
	36. Emilio Pagan SD Pagan had a dynamic season with the Rays, racking up 20 saves and offering excellent ratios. But a move to the Padres takes him out of the closer's role behind Kirby Yates. He's still ownable for his pitching numbers and as a handcuff to Yates, but don't expect many saves absent an injury. 5 weeks ago

Scott Oberg Note
	37. Scott Oberg COL Oberg turned in another stellar year despite pitching in Colorado, and took over for Wade Davis as the closer by the end of the year. Davis will enter the 2020 season as the closer, but given his performance last year, his leash is going to be fairly short. Oberg makes one of the better handcuffs to own, though it's more about his opportunity and less about his ratios. 5 weeks ago

Mychal Givens Note
	38. Mychal Givens BAL Givens isn't a special pitcher, pitches for a poor team, and isn't guaranteed to be the closer. Even if he were, he's tallied just 20 saves over the last two seasons. There's no reason to draft Givens, and if you're looking for a Baltimore closer, better to take your chance on Hunter Harvey. 5 weeks ago

Jose Urquidy Note
	39. Jose Urquidy HOU Urquidy seemingly has the fourth starter's role locked down, and he offers and intriguing pitch mix, with an above-average fastball and changeup, with a decent slider.It's unlikely that the soon to be 25-year-old will develop into a consistent fantasy starter given his inconsistency, but he certainly has enough upside, as he showed in the playoffs, to warrant rostering in all fantasy leagues. 5 weeks ago

Ryan Pressly Note
	40. Ryan Pressly HOU Pressly has developed into one of the best relievers in baseball. His strikeout rate is pristine, he rarely walks batters, and he limits the damage as well as any pitcher. He won't see saves absent an injury to Roberto Osuna, but his number make him worth owning regardless. 5 weeks ago

Ryan Yarbrough Note
	41. Ryan Yarbrough TB Yarbrough relied on an opener plenty of times last year, and it helped his win potential, as he tallied 11 despite making just 14 starts. He greatly improved his control last year, leading to just a 1.00 WHIP, but his lack of strikeout upside and mediocre ERA should keep him as an option only in deeper mixed or AL-only leagues. 5 weeks ago

Dellin Betances Note
	42. Dellin Betances NYM

A.J. Puk Note
	43. A.J. Puk OAK

Ross Stripling Note
	44. Ross Stripling LAD When the Dodgers traded Stripling, he soared up draft boards but now that the deal was canceled, he may very well return to the bullpen. We've seen this before though, and he is likely to end up with 100+ great innings regardless. With his pricetag being what it is, fantasy owners are getting a downright steal because of the lofty upside. 8 weeks ago

Brandon Kintzler Note
	45. Brandon Kintzler MIA 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. 5 weeks ago

Yonny Chirinos Note
	46. Yonny Chirinos TB Chirinos' strikeout numbers won't help you, but his solid control allows him to limit the damage and keep his ERA and WHIP under control. He'll have a spot in the Rays' rotation once again, and is an unexciting, but fairly reliable option, for deeper and AL-only leagues. 5 weeks ago

Adam Ottavino Note
	47. Adam Ottavino NYY

Adrian Houser Note
	48. Adrian Houser MIL Houser has an elite fastball, which he relies on heavily and against which batters hit just .203 last season. Whether he can continue to succeed with just one very good pitch is an open question, but considering his FIP and xFIP fully supported his 3.72 ERA, it's entirely possible. Overall, Houser should provide strikeouts without hurting you elsewhere, so he's an ideal late-round add. 5 weeks ago

Blake Treinen Note
	49. Blake Treinen LAD

Josh James Note
	50. Josh James HOU James still has legitimate ace upside if he can harness his arsenal and find his way into Houston's rotation. There is a chance this fireballer breaks camp in the rotation and if he does, we may just be looking at 200+ strikeouts in 2020. After all, his on-paper ratios may not seem great from 2019, but his xWOBa was above the likes of Mike Clevinger, Stephen Strasburg, Blake Snell and Walker Buehler. I don't need to tell you that this means he has ace stuff. But folks, he just might be the best pitcher in the Astros rotation this year if they give him the ball in the first inning. 8 weeks ago

Dustin May Note
	51. Dustin May LAD May has solid raw stuff and did well in a 34-inning cameo with the Dodgers last year. But he looks like the odd man out with Julio Urias and Alex Wood all but guaranteed rotation spots. He's not a bad stash candidate, but don't expect him to be in the rotation for the foreseeable future. 5 weeks ago

Tony Watson Note
	52. Tony Watson SF

Daniel Hudson Note
	53. Daniel Hudson WSH

Diego Castillo Note
	54. Diego Castillo TB

Wade Davis Note
	55. Wade Davis COL Davis had a disastrous 2019 season, pitching to an 8.65 ERA and losing his closer's job. He'll enter 2020 back in the ninth-inning role but his leash will certainly be short with Scott Oberg waiting in the wings. Davis should likely be the last "closer" drafted. 5 weeks ago

Dakota Hudson Note
	56. Dakota Hudson STL

Nathan Eovaldi Note
	57. Nathan Eovaldi BOS

Chad Green Note
	58. Chad Green NYY

Jose Alvarado Note
	59. Jose Alvarado TB

Hunter Harvey Note
	60. Hunter Harvey BAL Harvey quietly dominated in his cup of coffee last year, hitting triple digits with his fastball and striking out batters with ease. Now, Brandon Hyde has all but said he'd like him to be in the closer's role, after starting out the spring strong. The Orioles will never provide a ton of save chances and, at this point, it's too early to know if Harvey will be the closer. But, he's certainly worth drafting for the potential at the end of your drafts. 5 weeks ago

Kyle Gibson Note
	61. Kyle Gibson TEX

Kevin Gausman Note
	62. Kevin Gausman SF

Matt Magill Note
	63. Matt Magill SEA

Yusmeiro Petit Note
	64. Yusmeiro Petit OAK

Matt Barnes Note
	65. Matt Barnes BOS

Andres Munoz Note
	66. Andres Munoz SD

Josh Lindblom Note
	67. Josh Lindblom MIL

Corey Knebel Note
	68. Corey Knebel MIL

Freddy Peralta Note
	69. Freddy Peralta MIL

Drew Pomeranz Note
	70. Drew Pomeranz SD

Andrew Miller Note
	71. Andrew Miller STL

Luke Jackson Note
	72. Luke Jackson ATL

Aaron Bummer Note
	73. Aaron Bummer CWS

James Karinchak Note
	74. James Karinchak CLE

Yoshihisa Hirano Note
	75. Yoshihisa Hirano SEA

Zack Britton Note
	76. Zack Britton NYY

Will Harris Note
	77. Will Harris WSH

Ty Buttrey Note
	78. Ty Buttrey LAA

Ryne Stanek Note
	79. Ryne Stanek MIA

Matt Strahm Note
	80. Matt Strahm SD

Collin McHugh Note
	81. Collin McHugh BOS

Trevor May Note
	82. Trevor May MIN

Michael Lorenzen Note
	83. Michael Lorenzen CIN

Pedro Baez Note
	84. Pedro Baez LAD

Sergio Romo Note
	85. Sergio Romo MIN

Joakim Soria Note
	86. Joakim Soria OAK

Jordan Lyles Note
	87. Jordan Lyles TEX

Kyle Crick Note
	88. Kyle Crick PIT

Colin Poche Note
	89. Colin Poche TB

Shane Greene Note
	90. Shane Greene ATL

Chase Anderson Note
	91. Chase Anderson TOR

Brad Peacock Note
	92. Brad Peacock HOU

Amir Garrett Note
	93. Amir Garrett CIN

Corbin Burnes Note
	94. Corbin Burnes MIL

Tommy Kahnle Note
	95. Tommy Kahnle NYY

Alex Reyes Note
	96. Alex Reyes STL With Miles Mikolas now dealing with a forearm injury, it seems likely that he will miss some time or even be shut down. That leaves the final spot up for grabs between Kwang-Hyun Kim, Reyes, and Daniel Ponce de Leon. Among them, Kim is considered the frontrunner, but Reyes is far and away the most talented. In fact, he has been receiving rave reviews from the coaching staff already and they've said all winter that they'd love to have him in the rotation if he was healthy and his velocity was back to where it should be. If Reyes wins this job, he could be the breakout ace of the year for fantasy teams. 8 weeks ago

Kevin Ginkel Note
	97. Kevin Ginkel ARI

Nick Wittgren Note
	98. Nick Wittgren CLE

Ryan Helsley Note
	99. Ryan Helsley STL

Emmanuel Clase Note
	100. Emmanuel Clase CLE

Jordan Hicks Note
	101. Jordan Hicks STL

Shaun Anderson Note
	102. Shaun Anderson SF

Kwang-Hyun Kim Note
	103. Kwang-Hyun Kim STL

Vince Velasquez Note
	104. Vince Velasquez PHI

Elieser Hernandez Note
	105. Elieser Hernandez MIA

Pedro Strop Note
	106. Pedro Strop CIN

Seranthony Dominguez Note
	107. Seranthony Dominguez PHI

Tyler Rogers Note
	108. Tyler Rogers SF

Sean Newcomb Note
	109. Sean Newcomb ATL

Rowan Wick Note
	110. Rowan Wick CHC

Craig Stammen Note
	111. Craig Stammen SD

Tyler Duffey Note
	112. Tyler Duffey MIN

Jose Urena Note
	113. Jose Urena MIA

Steve Cishek Note
	114. Steve Cishek CWS

Rafael Montero Note
	115. Rafael Montero TEX

Brent Suter Note
	116. Brent Suter MIL

Sam Tuivailala Note
	117. Sam Tuivailala FA

Tony Gonsolin Note
	118. Tony Gonsolin LAD

Jonathan Loaisiga Note
	119. Jonathan Loaisiga NYY

Jairo Diaz Note
	120. Jairo Diaz COL

Shun Yamaguchi Note
	121. Shun Yamaguchi TOR

Robert Stephenson Note
	122. Robert Stephenson CIN

Justin Wilson Note
	123. Justin Wilson NYM

Chris Martin Note
	124. Chris Martin ATL

Nick Pivetta Note
	125. Nick Pivetta PHI

Daniel Ponce de Leon Note
	126. Daniel Ponce de Leon STL

Austin Adams Note
	127. Austin Adams SEA

Jeremy Jeffress Note
	128. Jeremy Jeffress CHC

John Gant Note
	129. John Gant STL

Randy Dobnak Note
	130. Randy Dobnak MIN

Felipe Vazquez Note
	131. Felipe Vazquez PIT

Trevor Rosenthal Note
	132. Trevor Rosenthal KC

John Brebbia Note
	133. John Brebbia STL

Trevor Gott Note
	134. Trevor Gott SF

Oliver Drake Note
	135. Oliver Drake TB

Hector Rondon Note
	136. Hector Rondon ARI

Arodys Vizcaino Note
	137. Arodys Vizcaino FA

Michael Wacha Note
	138. Michael Wacha NYM

Cam Bedrosian Note
	139. Cam Bedrosian LAA

David Robertson Note
	140. David Robertson PHI

Andrew Chafin Note
	141. Andrew Chafin ARI

Yimi Garcia Note
	142. Yimi Garcia MIA

Trevor Richards Note
	143. Trevor Richards TB

Lou Trivino Note
	144. Lou Trivino OAK

Cal Quantrill Note
	145. Cal Quantrill SD

Joe Kelly Note
	146. Joe Kelly LAD

Tyler Clippard Note
	147. Tyler Clippard MIN

Jake Diekman Note
	148. Jake Diekman OAK

Keynan Middleton Note
	149. Keynan Middleton LAA

Tyler Chatwood Note
	150. Tyler Chatwood CHC

Brusdar Graterol Note
	151. Brusdar Graterol LAD

Richard Bleier Note
	152. Richard Bleier BAL

Jimmy Nelson Note
	153. Jimmy Nelson LAD

Jeurys Familia Note
	154. Jeurys Familia NYM

Drew Steckenrider Note
	155. Drew Steckenrider MIA

Joe Ross Note
	156. Joe Ross WSH

Josh Taylor Note
	157. Josh Taylor BOS

Scott Barlow Note
	158. Scott Barlow KC

Erik Swanson Note
	159. Erik Swanson SEA

Junior Guerra Note
	160. Junior Guerra ARI

Framber Valdez Note
	161. Framber Valdez HOU

Hunter Strickland Note
	162. Hunter Strickland FA

Carlos Estevez Note
	163. Carlos Estevez COL

Anthony Bass Note
	164. Anthony Bass TOR

Noe Ramirez Note
	165. Noe Ramirez LAA

Darwinzon Hernandez Note
	166. Darwinzon Hernandez BOS

Alex Claudio Note
	167. Alex Claudio MIL

Matt Andriese Note
	168. Matt Andriese LAA

Darren O'Day Note
	169. Darren O'Day ATL

Chris Devenski Note
	170. Chris Devenski HOU

Pat Neshek Note
	171. Pat Neshek FA

Buck Farmer Note
	172. Buck Farmer DET

Heath Hembree Note
	173. Heath Hembree BOS

A.J. Minter Note
	174. A.J. Minter ATL

Mike Montgomery Note
	175. Mike Montgomery KC

Michael Feliz Note
	176. Michael Feliz PIT

Marcus Walden Note
	177. Marcus Walden BOS

Kelvin Herrera Note
	178. Kelvin Herrera CWS

Devin Smeltzer Note
	179. Devin Smeltzer MIN

Cody Allen Note
	180. Cody Allen TEX

Joe Smith Note
	181. Joe Smith HOU

Ryan Brasier Note
	182. Ryan Brasier BOS

Chaz Roe Note
	183. Chaz Roe TB

Brandon Morrow Note
	184. Brandon Morrow CHC

Blake Parker Note
	185. Blake Parker PHI

Greg Holland Note
	186. Greg Holland KC

Hector Velazquez Note
	187. Hector Velazquez BAL

Brad Boxberger Note
	188. Brad Boxberger MIA

Oliver Perez Note
	189. Oliver Perez CLE

Wade LeBlanc Note
	190. Wade LeBlanc BAL

Andrew Kittredge Note
	191. Andrew Kittredge TB

Adam Kolarek Note
	192. Adam Kolarek LAD

Alec Mills Note
	193. Alec Mills CHC

Ryan Buchter Note
	194. Ryan Buchter LAA

Yoan Lopez Note
	195. Yoan Lopez ARI

Caleb Ferguson Note
	196. Caleb Ferguson LAD

Austin Pruitt Note
	197. Austin Pruitt HOU

Jose Alvarez Note
	198. Jose Alvarez PHI

Kyle Ryan Note
	199. Kyle Ryan CHC

Brandon Brennan Note
	200. Brandon Brennan SEA

Jon Duplantier Note
	201. Jon Duplantier ARI

Wilmer Font Note
	202. Wilmer Font TOR

Demarcus Evans Note
	203. Demarcus Evans TEX

Felix Pena Note
	204. Felix Pena LAA

Jorge Lopez Note
	205. Jorge Lopez KC

Ryan Tepera Note
	206. Ryan Tepera CHC

J.B. Wendelken Note
	207. J.B. Wendelken OAK

Derek Holland Note
	208. Derek Holland PIT

Ranger Suarez Note
	209. Ranger Suarez PHI

Devin Williams Note
	210. Devin Williams MIL

Thomas Burrows Note
	211. Thomas Burrows ATL

James Pazos Note
	212. James Pazos COL

Jarlin Garcia Note
	213. Jarlin Garcia SF

Tanner Rainey Note
	214. Tanner Rainey WSH

Luis Escobar Note
	215. Luis Escobar FA

Jeff Brigham Note
	216. Jeff Brigham MIA

Richard Rodriguez Note
	217. Richard Rodriguez PIT

David Phelps Note
	218. David Phelps MIL

Robert Gsellman Note
	219. Robert Gsellman NYM

Ryan Weber Note
	220. Ryan Weber BOS

Logan Allen Note
	221. Logan Allen CLE

Adam Morgan Note
	222. Adam Morgan PHI

Wander Suero Note
	223. Wander Suero WSH

Jandel Gustave Note
	224. Jandel Gustave SF

Shawn Armstrong Note
	225. Shawn Armstrong BAL

Hunter Wood Note
	226. Hunter Wood CLE

Jace Fry Note
	227. Jace Fry CWS

Kyle Finnegan Note
	228. Kyle Finnegan WSH

Enyel De Los Santos Note
	229. Enyel De Los Santos PHI

Adam Cimber Note
	230. Adam Cimber CLE

Lucas Sims Note
	231. Lucas Sims CIN

Jake Faria Note
	232. Jake Faria MIL

Tim Hill Note
	233. Tim Hill KC

Matt Hall Note
	234. Matt Hall BOS

Pierce Johnson Note
	235. Pierce Johnson SD

Carl Edwards Jr. Note
	236. Carl Edwards Jr. SEA

Brad Wieck Note
	237. Brad Wieck CHC

Sam Gaviglio Note
	238. Sam Gaviglio TOR

Roenis Elias Note
	239. Roenis Elias WSH

Jalen Beeks Note
	240. Jalen Beeks TB

Touki Toussaint Note
	241. Touki Toussaint ATL

Rogelio Armenteros Note
	242. Rogelio Armenteros HOU

David Hess Note
	243. David Hess BAL

Ray Black Note
	244. Ray Black MIL

Cody Reed Note
	245. Cody Reed CIN

Jesse Chavez Note
	246. Jesse Chavez TEX

Dany Jimenez Note
	247. Dany Jimenez SF

Dereck Rodriguez Note
	248. Dereck Rodriguez SF

Braden Shipley Note
	249. Braden Shipley KC

Richard Lovelady Note
	250. Richard Lovelady KC

Jose Castillo Note
	251. Jose Castillo SD

Lewis Thorpe Note
	252. Lewis Thorpe MIN

Adam Warren Note
	253. Adam Warren NYY

Nick Goody Note
	254. Nick Goody TEX

Miguel Castro Note
	255. Miguel Castro BAL

Austin Brice Note
	256. Austin Brice BOS

Trevor Cahill Note
	257. Trevor Cahill FA

Nick Burdi Note
	258. Nick Burdi PIT

Steven Brault Note
	259. Steven Brault PIT

Jonathan Holder Note
	260. Jonathan Holder NYY

Joely Rodriguez Note
	261. Joely Rodriguez TEX

Austin Gomber Note
	262. Austin Gomber STL

Kevin McCarthy Note
	263. Kevin McCarthy KC

Brian Johnson Note
	264. Brian Johnson BOS

Thomas Pannone Note
	265. Thomas Pannone TOR

Jimmy Cordero Note
	266. Jimmy Cordero CWS

Adam Conley Note
	267. Adam Conley MIA

Zack Littell Note
	268. Zack Littell MIN

Nick Margevicius Note
	269. Nick Margevicius SEA

Shelby Miller Note
	270. Shelby Miller MIL

Brandon Bailey Note
	271. Brandon Bailey HOU

Glenn Sparkman Note
	272. Glenn Sparkman KC

Dylan Floro Note
	273. Dylan Floro LAD

Tucker Davidson Note
	274. Tucker Davidson ATL

Brad Brach Note
	275. Brad Brach NYM

Dan Altavilla Note
	276. Dan Altavilla SEA

Jake McGee Note
	277. Jake McGee COL

Tyler Webb Note
	278. Tyler Webb STL

Duane Underwood Jr. Note
	279. Duane Underwood Jr. CHC

Trey Wingenter Note
	280. Trey Wingenter SD

Peter Fairbanks Note
	281. Peter Fairbanks TB

James Hoyt Note
	282. James Hoyt CLE

Bo Takahashi Note
	283. Bo Takahashi ARI

T.J. McFarland Note
	284. T.J. McFarland OAK

Austin Adams Note
	285. Austin Adams FA

David Peterson Note
	286. David Peterson NYM

Casey Sadler Note
	287. Casey Sadler CHC

Tyler Alexander Note
	288. Tyler Alexander DET

Brett Martin Note
	289. Brett Martin TEX

Paul Fry Note
	290. Paul Fry BAL

Andrew Suarez Note
	291. Andrew Suarez SF

Cody Ponce Note
	292. Cody Ponce PIT

Patrick Weigel Note
	293. Patrick Weigel ATL

Chasen Bradford Note
	294. Chasen Bradford SEA

Bryan Shaw Note
	295. Bryan Shaw COL

Ryan Burr Note
	296. Ryan Burr CWS

Matt Moore Note
	297. Matt Moore FA

Evan Marshall Note
	298. Evan Marshall CWS

Blake Taylor Note
	299. Blake Taylor HOU

Colten Brewer Note
	300. Colten Brewer BOS

Stephen Tarpley Note
	301. Stephen Tarpley MIA

Matt Carasiti Note
	302. Matt Carasiti SEA

Jaime Barria Note
	303. Jaime Barria LAA

Austin Davis Note
	304. Austin Davis PHI

Grant Dayton Note
	305. Grant Dayton ATL

Tanner Scott Note
	306. Tanner Scott BAL

Alvaro Seijas Note
	307. Alvaro Seijas STL

Stefan Crichton Note
	308. Stefan Crichton ARI

Josh Rogers Note
	309. Josh Rogers BAL

Ljay Newsome Note
	310. Ljay Newsome SEA

Randy Rosario Note
	311. Randy Rosario KC

Tanner Anderson Note
	312. Tanner Anderson OAK

Mike Mayers Note
	313. Mike Mayers LAA

Dovydas Neverauskas Note
	314. Dovydas Neverauskas PIT

Taylor Clarke Note
	315. Taylor Clarke ARI

Matt Festa Note
	316. Matt Festa SEA

Victor Arano Note
	317. Victor Arano PHI

Tim Melville Note
	318. Tim Melville FA

Jose Cisnero Note
	319. Jose Cisnero DET

Bryan Garcia Note
	320. Bryan Garcia DET

Dillon Peters Note
	321. Dillon Peters LAA

David McKay Note
	322. David McKay DET

Bryan Abreu Note
	323. Bryan Abreu HOU

John Schreiber Note
	324. John Schreiber DET

Jose Mujica Note
	325. Jose Mujica COL

Gregory Soto Note
	326. Gregory Soto DET

Jesse Hahn Note
	327. Jesse Hahn KC

Odrisamer Despaigne Note
	328. Odrisamer Despaigne FA

Cody Stashak Note
	329. Cody Stashak MIN

Ryan Merritt Note
	330. Ryan Merritt TB

Ben Heller Note
	331. Ben Heller NYY

Jeffrey Springs Note
	332. Jeffrey Springs BOS

Taylor Guilbeau Note
	333. Taylor Guilbeau SEA

Luis Cessa Note
	334. Luis Cessa NYY

Andrew Cashner Note
	335. Andrew Cashner FA

Yohan Ramirez Note
	336. Yohan Ramirez SEA

Manny Banuelos Note
	337. Manny Banuelos FA

Alex Faedo Note
	338. Alex Faedo DET

Reyes Moronta Note
	339. Reyes Moronta SF

Rafael Dolis Note
	340. Rafael Dolis TOR

Ashton Goudeau Note
	341. Ashton Goudeau COL

Jordan Romano Note
	342. Jordan Romano TOR

Justin Anderson Note
	343. Justin Anderson LAA

Zac Grotz Note
	344. Zac Grotz SEA

Trevor Megill Note
	345. Trevor Megill CHC

Jose De Leon Note
	346. Jose De Leon CIN

Adrian Morejon Note
	347. Adrian Morejon SD

Ubaldo Jimenez Note
	348. Ubaldo Jimenez COL

Sam Selman Note
	349. Sam Selman SF

Edgar Santana Note
	350. Edgar Santana PIT

Brett Cecil Note
	351. Brett Cecil STL

Matt Wisler Note
	352. Matt Wisler MIN

Anthony Banda Note
	353. Anthony Banda TB

Junior Fernandez Note
	354. Junior Fernandez STL

Sam Coonrod Note
	355. Sam Coonrod SF

Sam Dyson Note
	356. Sam Dyson FA

Shawn Kelley Note
	357. Shawn Kelley FA

Jacob Webb Note
	358. Jacob Webb ATL

Scott Alexander Note
	359. Scott Alexander LAD

Matt Reynolds Note
	360. Matt Reynolds FA

Tommy Hunter Note
	361. Tommy Hunter PHI

Edgar Garcia Note
	362. Edgar Garcia PHI

Drew VerHagen Note
	363. Drew VerHagen FA

Phil Maton Note
	364. Phil Maton CLE

Taylor Cole Note
	365. Taylor Cole LAA

Corey Oswalt Note
	366. Corey Oswalt NYM

Gerardo Reyes Note
	367. Gerardo Reyes SD

Paul Blackburn Note
	368. Paul Blackburn OAK

Chris Stratton Note
	369. Chris Stratton PIT

Edwin Jackson Note
	370. Edwin Jackson ARI

Aaron Brooks Note
	371. Aaron Brooks FA

Matt Albers Note
	372. Matt Albers FA

Robbie Erlin Note
	373. Robbie Erlin PIT

Bobby Wahl Note
	374. Bobby Wahl MIL

Justin Miller Note
	375. Justin Miller TEX

Michel Baez Note
	376. Michel Baez SD

Luis Garcia Note
	377. Luis Garcia TEX

Edubray Ramos Note
	378. Edubray Ramos LAD

Tony Cingrani Note
	379. Tony Cingrani FA

Brian Moran Note
	380. Brian Moran TOR

Ryne Harper Note
	381. Ryne Harper WSH

Anthony Swarzak Note
	382. Anthony Swarzak PHI

Conner Menez Note
	383. Conner Menez SF

Cole Irvin Note
	384. Cole Irvin PHI

Jared Hughes Note
	385. Jared Hughes NYM

Luis Perdomo Note
	386. Luis Perdomo SD

Clay Holmes Note
	387. Clay Holmes PIT

Derek Law Note
	388. Derek Law TEX

Dennis Santana Note
	389. Dennis Santana LAD

Cionel Perez Note
	390. Cionel Perez HOU

Nate Jones Note
	391. Nate Jones CIN

Ariel Jurado Note
	392. Ariel Jurado TEX

Fernando Rodney Note
	393. Fernando Rodney FA

Aaron Loup Note
	394. Aaron Loup TB

Jerry Blevins Note
	395. Jerry Blevins FA

Juan Nicasio Note
	396. Juan Nicasio TEX

Dominic Leone Note
	397. Dominic Leone CLE

Deolis Guerra Note
	398. Deolis Guerra PHI

Nestor Cortes Jr. Note
	399. Nestor Cortes Jr. SEA

Fernando Romero Note
	400. Fernando Romero MIN

Jeremy Walker Note
	401. Jeremy Walker ATL

Josh Tomlin Note
	402. Josh Tomlin ATL

Bud Norris Note
	403. Bud Norris PHI

Luke Bard Note
	404. Luke Bard LAA

Chad Sobotka Note
	405. Chad Sobotka ATL

Wei-Yin Chen Note
	406. Wei-Yin Chen FA

Geoff Hartlieb Note
	407. Geoff Hartlieb PIT

Fernando Abad Note
	408. Fernando Abad WSH

Blake Wood Note
	409. Blake Wood FA

Erick Fedde Note
	410. Erick Fedde WSH

Dylan Covey Note
	411. Dylan Covey TB

Daniel Zamora Note
	412. Daniel Zamora NYM

Nick Vincent Note
	413. Nick Vincent MIA

Luke Gregerson Note
	414. Luke Gregerson STL

J.P. Feyereisen Note
	415. J.P. Feyereisen MIL

Francisco Liriano Note
	416. Francisco Liriano PHI

Nick Ramirez Note
	417. Nick Ramirez DET

Stephen Woods Note
	418. Stephen Woods KC

David Bednar Note
	419. David Bednar SD

Luis Avilan Note
	420. Luis Avilan NYY

Yohander Mendez Note
	421. Yohander Mendez TEX

Paul Sewald Note
	422. Paul Sewald NYM

Joel Kuhnel Note
	423. Joel Kuhnel CIN

David Hale Note
	424. David Hale NYY

Joel Payamps Note
	425. Joel Payamps ARI

Sal Romano Note
	426. Sal Romano CIN

Joe Biagini Note
	427. Joe Biagini HOU

Tony Sipp Note
	428. Tony Sipp WSH

Addison Reed Note
	429. Addison Reed FA

Cole Sulser Note
	430. Cole Sulser BAL

Jimmie Sherfy Note
	431. Jimmie Sherfy ARI

Ian Hamilton Note
	432. Ian Hamilton CWS

Wandy Peralta Note
	433. Wandy Peralta SF

Jay Jackson Note
	434. Jay Jackson FA

Genesis Cabrera Note
	435. Genesis Cabrera STL

Tyler Olson Note
	436. Tyler Olson CHC

Aaron Barrett Note
	437. Aaron Barrett WSH

Jose Quijada Note
	438. Jose Quijada LAA

Dillon Tate Note
	439. Dillon Tate BAL

Burch Smith Note
	440. Burch Smith OAK

Ryan Hendrix Note
	441. Ryan Hendrix CIN

Zack Godley Note
	442. Zack Godley FA

Kyle Keller Note
	443. Kyle Keller LAA

Josh Osich Note
	444. Josh Osich BOS

Chris Mazza Note
	445. Chris Mazza BOS

Matt Bowman Note
	446. Matt Bowman CIN

Rony Garcia Note
	447. Rony Garcia DET

Dan Winkler Note
	448. Dan Winkler CHC

Zach Duke Note
	449. Zach Duke FA

David Carpenter Note
	450. David Carpenter CIN

Tyler Lyons Note
	451. Tyler Lyons NYY

Trevor Hildenberger Note
	452. Trevor Hildenberger BOS

Silvino Bracho Note
	453. Silvino Bracho ARI

Cory Gearrin Note
	454. Cory Gearrin MIN

Dillon Maples Note
	455. Dillon Maples CHC

Jonny Venters Note
	456. Jonny Venters FA

Alex Wilson Note
	457. Alex Wilson FA

Chasen Shreve Note
	458. Chasen Shreve NYM

Drew Smith Note
	459. Drew Smith NYM

Justin Shafer Note
	460. Justin Shafer CIN

Jeanmar Gomez Note
	461. Jeanmar Gomez TEX

David Hernandez Note
	462. David Hernandez CLE

Adalberto Mejia Note
	463. Adalberto Mejia CWS

Xavier Cedeno Note
	464. Xavier Cedeno FA

Josh Sborz Note
	465. Josh Sborz LAD

Jake Petricka Note
	466. Jake Petricka TOR

A.J. Cole Note
	467. A.J. Cole TOR

J.T. Chargois Note
	468. J.T. Chargois FA

Chad Bettis Note
	469. Chad Bettis FA

Jacob Barnes Note
	470. Jacob Barnes LAA

Kyle Barraclough Note
	471. Kyle Barraclough SD

Reggie McClain Note
	472. Reggie McClain PHI

Pat Venditte Note
	473. Pat Venditte MIA

Victor Alcantara Note
	474. Victor Alcantara FA

Hector Santiago Note
	475. Hector Santiago DET

Jake Newberry Note
	476. Jake Newberry KC

Jacob Rhame Note
	477. Jacob Rhame NYM

Dan Otero Note
	478. Dan Otero NYY

Ross Detwiler Note
	479. Ross Detwiler CWS

Jose Ruiz Note
	480. Jose Ruiz CWS

Taylor Williams Note
	481. Taylor Williams SEA

Kyle Zimmer Note
	482. Kyle Zimmer KC

Michael Rucker Note
	483. Michael Rucker BAL

Cody Anderson Note
	484. Cody Anderson FA

Miguel Diaz Note
	485. Miguel Diaz SD

Wei-Chung Wang Note
	486. Wei-Chung Wang PIT

Enderson Franco Note
	487. Enderson Franco SF

Mike Morin Note
	488. Mike Morin FA

Hector Noesi Note
	489. Hector Noesi PIT

Chance Adams Note
	490. Chance Adams KC

Tayron Guerrero Note
	491. Tayron Guerrero CWS

Garrett Cleavinger Note
	492. Garrett Cleavinger PHI

Edinson Volquez Note
	493. Edinson Volquez TEX

Blaine Hardy Note
	494. Blaine Hardy MIN

Eduardo Jimenez Note
	495. Eduardo Jimenez DET

Tommy Milone Note
	496. Tommy Milone FA

Michael King Note
	497. Michael King NYY

Wily Peralta Note
	498. Wily Peralta KC

Parker Markel Note
	499. Parker Markel LAA

Branden Kline Note
	500. Branden Kline FA

Matt Grace Note
	501. Matt Grace FA

Elvis Luciano Note
	502. Elvis Luciano TOR

Chris Rusin Note
	503. Chris Rusin ATL

Tim Mayza Note
	504. Tim Mayza TOR

Yency Almonte Note
	505. Yency Almonte COL

Drew Storen Note
	506. Drew Storen FA

Josh A. Smith Note
	507. Josh A. Smith MIA

Juan Minaya Note
	508. Juan Minaya FA

Art Warren Note
	509. Art Warren SEA

David Carpenter Note
	510. David Carpenter FA

Eric Yardley Note
	511. Eric Yardley MIL

Brian Duensing Note
	512. Brian Duensing FA

Mike Dunn Note
	513. Mike Dunn FA

Tyler Thornburg Note
	514. Tyler Thornburg CIN

Javy Guerra Note
	515. Javy Guerra WSH

Jaime Schultz Note
	516. Jaime Schultz OAK

Fernando Salas Note
	517. Fernando Salas FA

Brian Flynn Note
	518. Brian Flynn TEX

Ben Bowden Note
	519. Ben Bowden COL

Buddy Boshers Note
	520. Buddy Boshers TOR

Heath Fillmyer Note
	521. Heath Fillmyer KC

Sean Gilmartin Note
	522. Sean Gilmartin TB

Ryan Cook Note
	523. Ryan Cook FA

Tyler Kinley Note
	524. Tyler Kinley COL

Daniel Stumpf Note
	525. Daniel Stumpf DET

JD Hammer Note
	526. JD Hammer PHI

Jason Adam Note
	527. Jason Adam CHC

Williams Jerez Note
	528. Williams Jerez PIT

Dan Jennings Note
	529. Dan Jennings NYY

Locke St. John Note
	530. Locke St. John TEX

James Norwood Note
	531. James Norwood CHC

Aaron Wilkerson Note
	532. Aaron Wilkerson MIL

Connor Sadzeck Note
	533. Connor Sadzeck SEA

Nolan Blackwood Note
	534. Nolan Blackwood DET

James Bourque Note
	535. James Bourque WSH

Kyle Bird Note
	536. Kyle Bird TEX

R.J. Alaniz Note
	537. R.J. Alaniz CIN

Aaron Slegers Note
	538. Aaron Slegers TB

Ryan Dull Note
	539. Ryan Dull TOR

Sam Moll Note
	540. Sam Moll SF

Neil Ramirez Note
	541. Neil Ramirez LAA

Anthony Misiewicz Note
	542. Anthony Misiewicz SEA

Joshua Smoker Note
	543. Joshua Smoker DET

Kyle McGowin Note
	544. Kyle McGowin WSH

Miguel Socolovich Note
	545. Miguel Socolovich ATL

Hoby Milner Note
	546. Hoby Milner LAA

Austen Williams Note
	547. Austen Williams WSH

Jesse Biddle Note
	548. Jesse Biddle CIN

Kodi Medeiros Note
	549. Kodi Medeiros CWS

AJ Ramos Note
	550. AJ Ramos LAD

Cy Sneed Note
	551. Cy Sneed HOU

Blake Cederlind Note
	552. Blake Cederlind PIT

Tyler Bashlor Note
	553. Tyler Bashlor NYM

Donnie Hart Note
	554. Donnie Hart OAK

Phil Pfeifer Note
	555. Phil Pfeifer ATL

Travis Bergen Note
	556. Travis Bergen TOR

Walker Lockett Note
	557. Walker Lockett NYM

Drew Rucinski Note
	558. Drew Rucinski FA

Matt Koch Note
	559. Matt Koch ARI

Taylor Guerrieri Note
	560. Taylor Guerrieri TEX

Trevor Kelley Note
	561. Trevor Kelley PHI

Melvin Adon Note
	562. Melvin Adon SF

Sean Poppen Note
	563. Sean Poppen MIN

Jorge Alcala Note
	564. Jorge Alcala MIN

Erasmo Ramirez Note
	565. Erasmo Ramirez NYM

Gabe Speier Note
	566. Gabe Speier KC

Jake Jewell Note
	567. Jake Jewell SF

Tom Eshelman Note
	568. Tom Eshelman BAL

Caleb Frare Note
	569. Caleb Frare FA

Ian Gibaut Note
	570. Ian Gibaut TEX

Marc Rzepczynski Note
	571. Marc Rzepczynski TOR

Zac Reininger Note
	572. Zac Reininger DET

Alec Hansen Note
	573. Alec Hansen CWS

Wes Parsons Note
	574. Wes Parsons COL

Marcos Diplan Note
	575. Marcos Diplan BAL

Jon Edwards Note
	576. Jon Edwards HOU

Justin Grimm Note
	577. Justin Grimm MIL

Tayler Scott Note
	578. Tayler Scott BAL

Nick Tropeano Note
	579. Nick Tropeano NYY

Yefry Ramirez Note
	580. Yefry Ramirez NYM

Bobby Poyner Note
	581. Bobby Poyner BOS

Sam Howard Note
	582. Sam Howard PIT

Phillip Diehl Note
	583. Phillip Diehl COL

Ryan Eades Note
	584. Ryan Eades BAL

Joe Harvey Note
	585. Joe Harvey COL

JC Ramirez Note
	586. JC Ramirez LAA

Phillips Valdez Note
	587. Phillips Valdez BOS

Ben Lively Note
	588. Ben Lively FA

Brock Stewart Note
	589. Brock Stewart FA

Steve Nogosek Note
	590. Steve Nogosek NYM

John Curtiss Note
	591. John Curtiss PHI

Jonathan Hernandez Note
	592. Jonathan Hernandez TEX

Jimmy Herget Note
	593. Jimmy Herget TEX

Cody Carroll Note
	594. Cody Carroll BAL

Ryan Carpenter Note