Fantasy Baseball Player Notes
2020 Fantasy Baseball Draft Notes
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6.
Kenley Jansen
Jansen finally reported to camp on Sunday, July 12, and revealed that he was delayed because he had tested positive for COVID-19. Dave Roberts stated that he expected Jansen to be ready for the regular season, which means he can be drafted as a top-10 closer.
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33.
Julio Urias
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.
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46.
Blake Treinen
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49.
Dustin May
May has solid raw stuff and did well in a 34-inning cameo with the Dodgers last year. With David Price opting out of the season, May has a chance to slide into the fifth spot in the rotation and contribute. He's a late-round pick with upside.
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87.
Pedro Baez
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113.
Tony Gonsolin
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128.
Joe Kelly
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140.
Brusdar Graterol
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186.
Jimmy Nelson
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237.
Adam Kolarek
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278.
Caleb Ferguson
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295.
Dylan Floro
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316.
Jake McGee
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353.
Dennis Santana
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370.
Scott Alexander
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421.
Josh Sborz
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490.
Edubray Ramos
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622.
Reymin Guduan
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648.
Victor Gonzalez
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