Fantasy Baseball Player Notes
2020 Fantasy Baseball Draft Notes
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13.
Nick Anderson
Anderson was exceptional with the Rays, though Emilio Pagan got the vast majority of the save chances. With Pagan now out of the way, Anderson may have the chance to lead a committee of Diego Castillo and Jose Alvarado. Even if he doesn't get the majority of the save chances, if Anderson pitches like he did with the Rays last year (52.6% strikeout rate), he'll be worth owning no matter what.
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20.
Tyler Glasnow
Glasnow was limited to just 60 innings in 2019, but they were pretty glorious ones! His control, which had plagued him since coming to the majors, improved significantly, and his WHIP dropped to an impressive 0.89. He should be fully recovered from his forearm injury heading into the season and has the raw stuff to be a fantasy ace if he can avoid injury. There's risk with Glasnow, but it is worth taking.
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43.
Ryan Yarbrough
Yarbrough relied on an opener plenty of times last year, and it helped his win potential, as he tallied 11 despite making just 14 starts. He greatly improved his control last year, leading to just a 1.00 WHIP, but his lack of strikeout upside and mediocre ERA should keep him as an option only in deeper mixed or AL-only leagues.
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47.
Yonny Chirinos
Chirinos' strikeout numbers won't help you, but his solid control allows him to limit the damage and keep his ERA and WHIP under control. He'll have a spot in the Rays' rotation once again, and is an unexciting, but fairly reliable option, for deeper and AL-only leagues.
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51.
Diego Castillo
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55.
Jose Alvarado
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126.
Colin Poche
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133.
Oliver Drake
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156.
Trevor Richards
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166.
Chaz Roe
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182.
Andrew Kittredge
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203.
Jalen Beeks
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209.
Pete Fairbanks
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227.
Cody Reed
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322.
Sean Gilmartin
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330.
Ryan Merritt
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409.
Edgar Garcia
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434.
Aaron Loup
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516.
Ryan Sherriff
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555.
Aaron Slegers
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566.
John Curtiss
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