Fantasy Baseball Player Notes
2020 Fantasy Baseball Draft Notes
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3.
Roberto Osuna
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.
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38.
Ryan Pressly
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.
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44.
Jose Urquidy
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.
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48.
Josh James
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121.
Framber Valdez
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162.
Chris Devenski
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175.
Joe Smith
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179.
Bryan Abreu
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205.
Rogelio Armenteros
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214.
Austin Pruitt
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225.
Brandon Bailey
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247.
Hector Velazquez
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290.
Blake Taylor
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351.
Cionel Perez
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431.
Kent Emanuel
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445.
Cy Sneed
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580.
Jon Edwards
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