Fantasy Baseball Player Notes
2026 Fantasy Baseball Draft Notes
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Edwin Diaz
Edwin Díaz reaffirmed his elite closer status in 2025, posting a dominant 1.63 ERA with a .502 OPS allowed and strong underlying indicators, including a sub-0.90 WHIP and elite run-prevention metrics after his injury-lost 2023. While his strikeout rate (38.0%) was slightly below his 2022 peak, it remained well above league average and was paired with improved home-run suppression and stable command. The 2026 projections reflect continued ninth-inning dominance with high save volume and strong ratios, supported by his consistent bat-missing profile and ability to limit hard contact. As long as health cooperates and the Dodgers don't get too cute with their bullpen, Díaz remains a top-tier fantasy closer with realistic upside to finish among the league leaders in saves again.
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41.
Tanner Scott
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103.
Alex Vesia
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122.
Justin Wrobleski
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136.
Blake Treinen
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155.
Ben Casparius
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189.
Jack Dreyer
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191.
Brusdar Graterol
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242.
Edgardo Henriquez
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255.
Evan Phillips
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283.
Brock Stewart
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340.
Kyle Hurt
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386.
Will Klein
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421.
Ronan Kopp
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445.
Paul Gervase
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521.
Cole Irvin
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622.
Nick Frasso
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