Fantasy Baseball Player Notes
2022 Fantasy Baseball Draft Notes
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13.
Mark Melancon
If you saw 39 saves coming from Melancon last year, you're a fibber. He emerged from a crowded San Diego bullpen to become one of the most reliable closing options in the game. Yes, he's old for a closer and no, his strikeout numbers won't help you. But he'll be the undisputed closer for the Diamondbacks this year, and job security is more than half the battle. You have to knock a ton of saves off his projections given that he'll be pitching for a poor Arizona team, but 25-30 should be in the cards, and the guy did have a 2.23 ERA last season. His contract should keep him in Arizona for the full year, so grit your teeth and draft him as a fairly reliable option in the bullpen.
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70.
Ian Kennedy
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120.
Paul Fry
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147.
Caleb Smith
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181.
J.B. Wendelken
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185.
J.B. Bukauskas
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201.
Humberto Castellanos
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350.
Taylor Widener
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373.
Joe Mantiply
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394.
Sean Poppen
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412.
Luis Frias
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437.
Kevin Ginkel
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438.
Mitchell Stumpo
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483.
Reyes Moronta
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531.
Edwin Uceta
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558.
Keynan Middleton
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592.
Caleb Baragar
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