Fantasy Baseball Player Notes
2020 Fantasy Baseball Draft Notes
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11.
Raisel Iglesias
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.
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19.
Archie Bradley
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.
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88.
Michael Lorenzen
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97.
Amir Garrett
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110.
Robert Stephenson
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157.
Lucas Sims
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325.
Jose De Leon
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360.
Nate Jones
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428.
Joel Kuhnel
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465.
Jay Jackson
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466.
Sal Romano
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479.
Matt Bowman
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493.
Justin Miller
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519.
R.J. Alaniz
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529.
Ryan Hendrix
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546.
David Carpenter
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551.
Tyler Thornburg
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