Fantasy Baseball Player Notes
2021 Fantasy Baseball Draft Notes
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6.
Ryan Pressly
Pressly had his usual solid season, but got the benefit of closing for the Astros after Roberto Osuna's injury. His numbers fell off a bit from the previous two years (his 1.33 WHIP was particularly out of character), but he will almost certainly rebound from the .365 BABIP he allowed. He's slated to again be the Astros' closer, and as such, should provide plenty of saves while giving fantasy managers positive value in ratios. That makes him one of the few reliable closers worth drafting at more than a late-round price.
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51.
Framber Valdez
Valdez was shaping up to be a fine sleeper this year, after he had a highly successful stint in the Astros rotation last year. But he fractured his finger early in spring training and the expectation is that he'll miss significant time, though recent reports are far more optimistic than the initial season-ending variety. Drop him down a ton from where you initially had him ranked, but draft him toward the back end of your rotation where the risk/reward balance should equalize.
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110.
Pedro Baez
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119.
Enoli Paredes
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148.
Joe Smith
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155.
Luis Garcia
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183.
Josh James
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215.
Tyler Ivey
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222.
Blake Taylor
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252.
Ryne Stanek
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263.
Bryan Abreu
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268.
Brooks Raley
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336.
Andre Scrubb
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342.
Brandon Bielak
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395.
Kent Emanuel
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432.
Austin Pruitt
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465.
Francis Martes
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560.
Nivaldo Rodriguez
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