Fantasy Baseball Player Notes

2026 Fantasy Baseball Draft Notes

Position

Team

Tarik Skubal Note
	1. Tarik Skubal DET Tarik Skubal dominated in 2025, posting ace-level ratios while maintaining elite strikeout and walk rates across a full workload (195 IP). His 2026 projections remain optimistic, forecasting another sub-3 ERA with a strong WHIP and strikeout volume. The sustainability is supported by stable velocity, plus command, and one of the league's best swinging-strike profiles. Skubal enters 2026 as a true fantasy ace and a reliable anchor for managers prioritizing pitching early. 3 weeks ago

Shohei Ohtani Note
	2. Shohei Ohtani LAD There's no real debate at the top of 2026 fantasy drafts: In formats where he is considered one player, Shohei Ohtani remains the clear-cut 1.01 thanks to his unmatched two-way impact. Offensively, his 2026 projections again place him among the game's elite, with 45-plus home runs, triple-digit runs and RBI, and an on-base percentage north of .390 while continuing to anchor the Dodgers' lineup from the leadoff spot. The stolen base ceiling isn't what it was earlier in his career, but projected totals in the high teens still provide a valuable bonus atop his league-leading power and run production. What truly separates Ohtani, however, is his return as a full-time starting pitcher. His 2026 projections peg him as a top-tier arm, capable of delivering ace-level strikeout totals, strong ratios, and double-digit wins in one of baseball's best team contexts. Even with some workload management baked in, Ohtani's ability to provide elite value on both sides of the ball gives fantasy managers a structural advantage no other player can match. As long as he's healthy, Ohtani isn't just the safest pick in fantasy baseball; he's still redefining what roster construction can look like. 3 weeks ago

Paul Skenes Note
	3. Paul Skenes PIT Paul Skenes lived up to the hype in 2025, overpowering hitters with elite velocity and swing-and-miss stuff while maintaining strong run prevention in his first extended MLB action. Sure, his record was 10-10, and he probably could have been a 20-game winner on almost any other team. His 2026 projections remain aggressive on strikeouts and ratios, and he is expected to pitch almost 200 innings after throwing 187 in 2025. The year-over-year takeaway is how quickly his command stabilized, limiting walks more than expected for a power arm. Skenes profiles as a high-impact fantasy SP1 whose value is driven by dominance rather than volume alone. 3 weeks ago

Garrett Crochet Note
	4. Garrett Crochet BOS Garrett Crochet built on his breakout 2025 by sustaining elite strikeout rates and improved efficiency, alleviating many durability concerns that followed him earlier in his career. His 2026 projections continue to reflect frontline stuff, with strong K totals and solid ratios over a full starter's workload. Crochet is a premium fantasy arm whose upside justifies an aggressive draft slot and should easily be one of the first three pitchers off the board. 3 weeks ago

Cristopher Sanchez Note
	5. Cristopher Sanchez PHI Cristopher Sanchez finished second for the Cy Young Award in 2025, and without a historic season from Paul Skenes, he would have been an easy choice. Sanchez threw 202 innings with a 2.50 ERA, a 1.06 WHIP, and 212 strikeouts. His K-rate jumped to 26.3%, and his walk rate remained microscopic at 5.5%. He also had a 176 ERA+, good for fifth in the majors. If you don't want to pay the massive cost for one of the Big 3 pitchers, Sanchez is about as great of a "consolation prize" as there is in starting pitching in 2026. 3 weeks ago

Yoshinobu Yamamoto Note
	6. Yoshinobu Yamamoto LAD Yoshinobu Yamamoto followed up his MLB debut with a strong 2025, flashing elite command and swing-and-miss ability even as his workload was managed. That, however, went out the window when he threw 37 1/3 postseason innings, bringing his total to 210 in 2025. His 2026 projections show maintained excellent ratios and strikeout efficiency. The biggest knock against Yamamoto is that he pitches for the Dodgers, who have a deep enough staff to go with a six-man rotation or rest elite starters down the stretch (fantasy playoffs) if they wish. In any case, Yamamoto profiles as a high-end fantasy starter whose value is anchored in ratios. 3 weeks ago

Hunter Brown Note
	7. Hunter Brown HOU By the end of 2024, it seemed Hunter Brown had unlocked his potential; in 2025, the door came flying open. The 26-year-old started 31 games, throwing 185 1/3 innings with a 2.43 ERA and 206 strikeouts. He increased his strikeout rate to 28.3% and lowered his walk rate to 7.8% to provide fantasy managers with an excellent WHIP of 1.03. Brown did benefit from some luck with a .262 BABIP, leading to an 82% LOB rate and an xERA of 3.17. Even with these small corrections, fantasy managers should view Brown as a bona fide SP1 heading into the 2026 season. 3 weeks ago

Logan Gilbert Note
	8. Logan Gilbert SEA When in doubt, draft Mariners pitchers. Logan Gilbert continued his ace-like ways in 2025, increasing his strikeout rate to 32.3% and striking out 173 in 131 innings. He ended the year with a 3.44 ERA, but his xERA was 3.06, so there is some correction expected in 2026. However, Gilbert's WHIP was a pristine 1.03, and if he can stay healthy enough to get near 30 starts, fantasy managers can write his name in ink as an SP1. 3 weeks ago

Chris Sale Note
	9. Chris Sale ATL Chris Sale was absolutely cruising along in 2025, looking like a Cy Young candidate, before a fractured rib injury put him on the shelf from mid-June until the end of August. In 125 2/3 innings, he had a 2.58 ERA with 165 strikeouts and a 1.07 WHIP. His 32.4% strikeout rate and 5.16 K/BB rate remained elite, even in his age-36 season. It can be hard to trust power pitchers into their late 30s, but his return in August showed no lingering effects of the rib injury or indicated a pitcher on the decline. Sale is worthy of SP1 consideration, and fantasy managers can reasonably expect him to throw around 160+ innings at age 37. 3 weeks ago

Bryan Woo Note
	10. Bryan Woo SEA Bryan Woo successfully made "the leap" in 2025, starting 30 games, throwing 186 2/3 innings with a 2.94 ERA and microscopic 0.93 WHIP. He gave up more home runs than we'd like, but his 5.5 K/BB ratio and 27.1% strikeout rate will definitely help us cope on that front. Woo ranked fifth in MLB in swinging strike rate above average with his fastball at 7.4%, only 0.1% behind Tarik Skubal. Woo is only 26 and well on his way to being the ace of any fantasy baseball staff. 3 weeks ago

Cole Ragans Note
	11. Cole Ragans KC After a brilliant 2024 season, Cole Ragans dealt with injuries in 2025, including a groin strain and a left rotator cuff strain. He started only 13 games, threw 61 2/3 innings, and finished with an ugly 4.67 ERA. However, his xERA was 2.68, FIP was 2.50, and xFIP was 2.45, so a lot of his struggles resulted from terrible luck (.354 BABIP). His 38.1% strikeout rate is unsustainable, but his career swinging strike rate is 14.2%, meaning he should remain a valuable source of Ks. No one likes hearing "left rotator cuff strain" on a left-handed pitcher, but upon his return late last year, he pitched his best innings of the season. There is some risk involved in the 28-year-old, but he will be a high-reward pick if he stays healthy. 3 weeks ago

Logan Webb Note
	12. Logan Webb SF Logan Webb just kept on keeping on in 2025. He pitched 207 innings, won 15 games, raised his strikeout rate to 26.2%, and continued to avoid walks, posting a 5.4% walk rate. His ERA of 3.22 was a bit low compared to his expected (3.58), but his FIP (2.60) and xFIP (2.78) remain elite. Webb continued to just be a workman in fantasy baseball, throwing over 200 innings for the third straight year. With a 4.87 K/BB ratio and entering his age-29 season, projections are calling for a slightly reduced strikeout rate, but fantasy managers can do a lot worse than Webb as their SP1. 3 weeks ago

Max Fried Note
	13. Max Fried NYY After eight years in Atlanta, Max Fried arrived in New York and did what the Yankees were hoping he would do. In 195 1/3 innings pitched, Fried ended with a 2.86 ERA and 1.10 WHIP while striking out 189 batters, the most in any season of his career. While his xERA was higher at 3.40, his FIP (3.07) and xFIP (3.41) suggest the 32-year-old has plenty left in the tank in 2026. Of his 32 starts, 20 of them qualified as quality, making him more valuable in leagues with that category. 3 weeks ago

Jacob deGrom Note
	14. Jacob deGrom TEX From 2021 through 2024, Jacob deGrom threw a total of 196 innings, so you can forgive all fantasy managers everywhere for not foreseeing the 172 2/3 innings that arrived in 2025. The 37-year-old started 30 games for the Rangers, ending the year with a 2.97 ERA and his calling card of a 0.92 WHIP, while striking out 185 batters. His strikeout rate was down to 27.7%, which is still pretty elite, but the lowest it had been since 2016. He also got lucky with an opposing batter BABIP of .230, which suppressed his ERA by about 40 points. His FIP was also the highest of his career at 3.64. Look, projecting Jacob deGrom at this point seems like a fool's errand because it is all about health. If he throws another 160+ innings, he'll probably be worth his fourth-round price tag, but I wouldn't bet on that happening. 3 weeks ago

Freddy Peralta Note
	15. Freddy Peralta NYM Freddy Peralta followed up a solid 2024 with a true breakout in 2025, posting a 2.70 ERA, 1.08 WHIP, and 17 wins over 176.2 innings while finishing top-five in Cy Young voting. His underlying profile supported the leap, as he cut opponents' OPS to .603, limited home runs (2.9 HR%), and maintained an elite strikeout rate (28.2%) with improved run prevention (154 ERA+). The walk rate remains slightly elevated, but his ability to suppress hard contact and miss bats at a high level keeps the ratios stable. Peralta profiles as a dependable fantasy ace worth an earlier pick in drafts. 3 weeks ago

George Kirby Note
	16. George Kirby SEA George Kirby's 2025 surface stats regressed (4.21 ERA, 1.19 WHIP) as his pristine control wavered, highlighted by a career-high 5.5% walk rate and elevated hard-hit contact. The encouraging sign was a spike in strikeouts (26.1% K rate, 9.8 K/9), which kept his underlying indicators intact. His FIP was notably lower than his ERA, and his four-year track record of elite command and durability suggests the 2025 dip was more noise than skill erosion. Based on the 2026 projections and his underlying profile, Kirby profiles as a rebound SP2 whose draft cost should reflect last year's disappointment rather than his true talent. 3 weeks ago

Jesus Luzardo Note
	17. Jesus Luzardo PHI In his first season in Philadelphia, Jesus Luzardo threw 183 2/3 innings, struck out 216 batters, and ended with a 3.92 ERA and 1.22 WHIP. His xERA was 3.34, and his FIP was an impressive 2.90. Lizardo's strikeout rate of 28.5% was in line with his two best seasons in Miami in 2022 and 2023, and even though we don't chase wins, his 15-7 record was a nice addition in fantasy. He cut his HR/9 to 0.78, the lowest of his career as a starter. Heading into his age-28 season, Luzardo profiles as a solid SP2 in fantasy. 3 weeks ago

Joe Ryan Note
	18. Joe Ryan MIN Joe Ryan took a clear step forward in 2025, pairing a career-high workload (171 IP) with a 28.2% strikeout rate and his best ERA+ (125), supported by strong underlying indicators like a .218 opponent AVG and elite command (5.7% BB%). His four-seam-heavy profile still carries home run risk, but improved batted-ball suppression and a near-5.0 K/BB ratio helped stabilize his ratios year over year. The 2026 projections continue to view Ryan as a reliable mid-rotation fantasy anchor with above-average strikeouts and solid WHIP, even if he doesn't quite reach ace-level ceilings. At age 30 with a stable role and skills trending positively, Ryan profiles as a dependable SP2 who's safer than his draft cost suggests. 3 weeks ago

Dylan Cease Note
	19. Dylan Cease TOR Dylan Cease signed a seven-year, $210 million contract with the Blue Jays in November, parlaying his steady strikeout rate numbers and artificially inflated ERA in 2025 into security with the 2025 runners-up. In his age-29 season, Cease was snakebit by a .320 BABIP, ballooning his ERA to 4.55 with an xERA of 3.46. The important stat to know is his 29.8% K-rate and five consecutive years of 200+ strikeouts. If you can absorb a bit of a WHIP hit (career 1.26), the counting stats are there for the taking. 3 weeks ago

Framber Valdez Note
	20. Framber Valdez DET After a long offseason of speculation, Framber Valdez signed a three-year, $115 million deal with the Detroit Tigers, immediately making that team the runaway favorites in the AL Central. Valdez struggled a little in 2025, ending with a 3.66 ERA, the highest in his career as a starter. Most of this was due to the wheels coming off in the second half of the season, when he accumulated a 5.20 ERA, and opponents began hitting the ball much harder off him. However, he will reunite with AJ Hinch in Detroit, and he struck out 187 batters in 192 innings. Comerica Park should help keep him in games, and Valdez remains a quality start machine. Not a bad SP2 to have, for Detroit or a fantasy team. 3 weeks ago

Kyle Bradish Note
	21. Kyle Bradish BAL Kyle Bradish's road back from Tommy John surgery was long, but his return in August 2025 showed the potential for building on the breakout foundation he established during his 2023 Cy Young-caliber campaign. The 2026 projections appropriately price in strong ratios and strikeouts but stop short of a full starter's workload, capping his ceiling in volume-driven formats. Bradish profiles as a high-upside fantasy riser whose value spikes in leagues that prioritize ratios and strikeout efficiency over innings. 3 weeks ago

Eury Perez Note
	22. Eury Perez MIA Eury Perez's 2025 surface stats (4.25 ERA) mask how dominant his underlying skills remained, as he held hitters to a .195 average with a 27.3% strikeout rate. Entering 2026, projections point to a return toward his frontline-starter upside if his workload can safely ramp up, making him a high-impact fantasy arm on a per-inning basis. Durability and innings volume remain the only things separating Perez from ace-level production, but the skills clearly support a breakout if he's allowed to go deeper into games. 3 weeks ago

Nick Pivetta Note
	23. Nick Pivetta SD Nick Pivetta's 2025 breakout in San Diego was supported by real skill growth, highlighted by elite run prevention, a sub-1.00 WHIP, and career-best contact suppression (.195 BAA, .583 OPS against). His strikeout rate dipped slightly from peak Boston levels, but improved command and a sharp reduction in hard contact and BABIP drove a massive jump in value. Pivetta's projections appropriately pull him back from ace-level ratios, yet still view him as a strong mid-rotation fantasy starter with above-average strikeouts and solid run support. Fantasy managers should treat Pivetta as a high-floor SP3/4 rather than fully buying the Cy Young-adjacent ceiling he flashed in 2025. 3 weeks ago

Nolan McLean Note
	24. Nolan McLean NYM Nolan McLean's brief 2025 MLB sample showcased frontline skills beneath the surface. His ability to suppress quality contact (89.5 mph average EV, .571 OPS against) paired with above-average command (8.5% BB%) suggests the performance wasn't fluky, even if some ERA regression is likely as innings scale. The 2026 projections point to a heavier workload with solid strikeout totals. Given the bat-missing profile and batted-ball dominance, McLean profiles as a high-upside fantasy option who can outperform his draft cost if he holds a regular rotation spot. 3 weeks ago

Kevin Gausman Note
	25. Kevin Gausman TOR Kevin Gausman followed up his 2024 dip with a strong rebound in 2025, logging 193 innings with a 3.59 ERA and an excellent 1.06 WHIP. While his strikeout rate (24.4% K%) remained solid, it was well below his 2022-23 peak, reinforcing the trend that his fantasy ceiling is no longer ace-level. Projections forecast dependable innings, solid ratios, and above-average command, but fewer strikeouts than elite fantasy starters. At age 35, Gausman is best suited as a high-floor SP3/4 rather than a staff anchor, with value tied heavily to workload stability and ratio support rather than upside. 3 weeks ago

Tyler Glasnow Note
	26. Tyler Glasnow LAD Tyler Glasnow followed up his 2024 All-Star campaign (3.49 ERA, 168 K in 134 IP) with a strong but abbreviated 2025, posting a 3.19 ERA and .177 BAA across 90.1 innings. The swing-and-miss remained intact (29% K rate), but his walk rate spiked to 11.7%, driving a 3.75 FIP and reminding fantasy managers that command volatility still lurks beneath the surface. Projections lean into a rebound in workload with frontline ratios and well north of a strikeout per inning, banking on improved control closer to his 2023-2024 levels. In Los Angeles, team context keeps his win ceiling elevated whenever he's active, but health remains the swing factor after topping 120 innings just twice in his career. 3 weeks ago

Sonny Gray Note
	27. Sonny Gray BOS Sonny Gray was one of the only bright spots in the Cardinals' 2025 season. He started 32 games, threw 180 2/3 innings, and struck out 201 batters. His ERA was inflated at 4.28 with an expected of 3.90, but his FIP (3.39) suggests both of these numbers are high, and his xFIP is even lower at 3.06. Gray turns 36 this year, and projections have him profiled as more of an SP3 or SP4. Still, the move to Boston should give him more win equity, and he is worth consideration in the middle rounds. 3 weeks ago

Nathan Eovaldi Note
	28. Nathan Eovaldi TEX Nathan Eovaldi delivered one of the most dominant seasons of his career in 2025, posting a microscopic 1.73 ERA with elite run suppression backed by a .194 opponent average and a career-best 26.0% strikeout rate. Durability remains the primary concern entering his age-36 season, but 2026 projections still view him as a high-quality rotation anchor with strong ratios and solid strikeout volume when healthy. In fantasy formats, Eovaldi profiles as an SP2 whose value hinges on workload but whose efficiency can meaningfully outperform his draft cost. 3 weeks ago

Jacob Misiorowski Note
	29. Jacob Misiorowski MIL Jacob Misiorowski's 2025 debut showcased frontline bat-missing ability, as he posted a 31.9% strikeout rate and 11.9 K/9 across 66 innings, while holding hitters to a .213 average and .671 OPS. Looking ahead to 2026, projections point to a workload jump and continued strikeout upside, but fantasy managers should expect ratio swings tied to command consistency. He profiles as a high-ceiling SP3/SP4 in standard leagues who can anchor strikeouts but may require roster insulation in WHIP. 3 weeks ago

Emmet Sheehan Note
	30. Emmet Sheehan LAD Emmet Sheehan took a meaningful step forward in 2025, improving nearly every underlying indicator. His strikeout rate jumped to 30.6% (up from 25.8%), supported by a 10.9 K/9 and a sharp drop in walk rate (7.6%), leading to a strong 4.05 K/BB ratio. Opponents managed just a .185 batting average and .568 OPS against him, and his HR rate was cut nearly in half (4.4% to 2.4%). His 2026 projections hold near a double-digit K/9 with solid ratios, Sheehan profiles as a high-upside SP3 in 12-team formats with SP2 weeks when the command is dialed in. On a strong Dodgers roster, the win equity further boosts his fantasy appeal, making him a worthwhile mid-round target for managers chasing strikeouts without paying ace prices. 3 weeks ago

Brandon Woodruff Note
	31. Brandon Woodruff MIL Brandon Woodruff returned to the mound in 2025 and was highly effective on a per-inning basis, posting a 3.20 ERA, 0.91 WHIP, and an elite 32.3% strikeout rate across 64.2 innings. The sample size again tells the story: he has been oft injured in recent seasons, logging just 12 starts in 2025 after making only 11 in 2023. The 2026 projections reflect that duality: strong ratios and a healthy strikeout total on a per-start basis, but fantasy managers have to temper their expectations on his durability. Fantasy managers should bake in missed time and pair him with safer innings volume rather than relying on him as a staff anchor. 3 weeks ago

Zack Wheeler Note
	32. Zack Wheeler PHI Zack Wheeler followed up his dominant 2024 with an even sharper skill set in 2025, posting a career-best 11.73 K/9 and 33.3% strikeout rate alongside a stellar 27.7% K-BB%. His 2.71 ERA was supported by a 2.48 xERA, though a spike to 1.14 HR/9 and a lofty 82.4% strand rate suggest some regression baked into that surface line. The question for Wheeler is how he will recover from the thoracic outlet surgery he underwent last season. Recovery is listed as 6 to 8 months, so the chances of him being ready for Opening Day are slim to none, but the latest report is that it "shouldn't be too long" after that. All of this makes him a high-risk, high-reward pitcher capable of being the SP1 he's been, but fantasy managers should count on some regression based on the injury and the fact that he will be 36 this season. 3 weeks ago

Michael King Note
	33. Michael King SD Michael King's transition to a full-time starter in San Diego paid off in 2024, but 2025 brought some mild regression and missed time. After logging 173 2/3 innings with a 2.95 ERA and 27.7% strikeout rate in 2024, he threw just 73.1 innings in 2025 with his strikeout rate dipping to 24.7% and his HR/9 jumping from 0.9 to 1.5. Projections expect a rebound in workload and a return to mid-3.00s ratios, which aligns more closely with his 2024 form than last year's abbreviated campaign. King still misses bats at an above-average clip and limits batting average against (.225 career), but his margin for error narrows when the home run rate spikes. He profiles as a high-end SP3 with SP2 upside if the strikeouts tick back toward the 27-28% range and he pushes past 160 innings again. 3 weeks ago

Nick Lodolo Note
	34. Nick Lodolo CIN Nick Lodolo finally delivered the healthy, front-line season managers have been waiting for in 2025, logging 156.2 innings with a 3.33 ERA, 1.08 WHIP, and career-best 4.8% walk rate. The improved command was the separator, as his BB% dropped sharply while maintaining a strong 24.3% strikeout rate and suppressing hard contact (87.6 mph EV). Projections forecast another step forward in workload with ratios that remain comfortably above league average, positioning Lodolo as a high-end SP2 with SP1 upside if the command gains hold. 3 weeks ago

Cam Schlittler Note
	35. Cam Schlittler NYY Cam Schlitter emerged as a high-upside arm for the Yankees in 2025, posting a 2.96 ERA across 14 starts with a 27.6% strikeout rate that comfortably outpaced the league average (22.2%). Looking ahead to 2026, projections build on that strong rookie foundation, forecasting a larger workload with mid-3.00s ratios and above-average strikeout totals over a full season. If he maintains the strikeout gains while trimming the walks closer to league average, Schlitter has SP3 upside with room for more in favorable matchups. He's a strong target in the middle rounds of drafts, particularly for managers prioritizing strikeouts and upside over pure ratio safety. 3 weeks ago

Chase Burns Note
	36. Chase Burns CIN Chase Burns flashed frontline bat-missing ability in his 2025 debut. Looking ahead to 2026, the projections lean into the strikeout upside while forecasting some ERA regression toward his underlying metrics as he secures a steadier rotation role. If the workload climbs into a full-season starter's range, Burns profiles as a high-K SP with ratios that may fluctuate week to week. In fantasy, he's best deployed as an SP3/SP4 in mixed leagues, with legitimate breakout potential if the command tightens and the batted-ball profile stabilizes. 3 weeks ago

Sandy Alcantara Note
	37. Sandy Alcantara MIA Sandy Alcantara's 2025 season was a clear step back, as his ERA ballooned to 5.36 with a diminished 19.1% strikeout rate and a career-worst 45.1% hard-hit rate allowed. Projections expect some normalization, particularly in ERA and WHIP, but not a full return to his 2022 dominance. Without a rebound in strikeout rate or ground-ball lean, Alcantara profiles more as a volume-based SP3/SP4. The innings floor still carries value in deeper formats, but managers drafting him as a bounce-back ace are assuming skills growth that hasn't yet reappeared in the underlying data. 3 weeks ago

Luis Castillo Note
	38. Luis Castillo SEA Luis Castillo remains a reliable innings-eater, but his 2025 profile showed continued erosion in strikeout rate (21.7% K%) and rising hard contact (46.5% HardHit), limiting his fantasy ceiling. Projections reflect more of the same: solid ratios and workload, but middling strikeout totals compared to the top fantasy arms. Castillo is still a dependable rotation anchor in deeper formats, though fantasy managers should no longer pay for peak-era upside. 3 weeks ago

Drew Rasmussen Note
	39. Drew Rasmussen TB Everyone seems to be forgetting the Rays are moving back into their spacious, pitcher-friendly ballpark in 2026 and ranking Drew Rasmussen way too low. He gave up more than 1.0 HR/9 for the first time in his career, but allowed twice as many at home in George Steinbrenner Field, which he won't have to deal with this season. His strikeout rate is middle of the road at 21.7%, but his walk rate is an impressive 6.3%, offering a WHIP below 1.10 every year of his career. He started 31 games last season, and even though his xERA (3.43) was higher than his actual (2.76), his ERA and FIP numbers from the previous two years, when he got to pitch at Tropicana Field, were stellar. It's worth it to target all of the Rays pitchers, but Rasmussen leads the way and would make a solid SP3 or SP4 on any fantasy pitching staff. 3 weeks ago

Ryan Pepiot Note
	40. Ryan Pepiot TB Ryan Pepiot logged a career-high 167 2/3 innings in 2025, but the underlying metrics point to mild regression risk after his ERA rose to 3.86 with a 4.36 FIP. The 2026 projections peg him for similar volume with a mid-3.00s ERA and roughly a strikeout per inning, reinforcing his profile as a stable SP3/4 in fantasy formats. Pepiot's swing-and-miss ability remains intact, and the move back to Tropicana Field should correct the issues with the long ball. However, draft him for ratio stability and workload rather than expecting another skills leap. 3 weeks ago

Spencer Strider Note
	41. Spencer Strider ATL Spencer Strider's 2025 was a clear step back from his 2022-23 dominance, with sharp declines in strikeout rate (24.3% from elite 36%+ levels), rising hard-hit rate (42.6%), and a career-worst 4.45 ERA that mirrored weaker underlying command. While velocity and bat-missing ability weren't lost entirely, his reduced K/BB profile and elevated damage on contact capped his fantasy ceiling. The 2026 projections still view Strider as a high-strikeout arm, but no longer in a tier of his own, reflecting durability concerns and a thinner margin for error. A partial rebound in strikeouts could still make him a strong SP2 rather than the automatic ace he once was. 3 weeks ago

MacKenzie Gore Note
	42. MacKenzie Gore TEX MacKenzie Gore followed up his 2024 step forward with another strikeout-heavy season in 2025, posting a career-best K-rate (27%+) while maintaining improved walk control compared to his early MLB years. Projections suggest he is a mid-rotation arm, forecasting solid strikeouts with league-average ERA and WHIP over a full workload. At age 27, Gore looks like a fantasy SP3/SP4 whose upside is tied to further command gains. The move to Texas could boost his win total, but only if the other metrics continue to improve. 3 weeks ago

Gavin Williams Note
	43. Gavin Williams CLE Gavin Williams re-established himself as a high-upside rotation anchor in 2025, posting a 3.06 ERA and 3.8 WAR across 167.2 innings. If his 2026 projections forecast even modest gains in command, Williams profiles as a fantasy riser with SP2 upside; however, without tangible walk-rate improvement, he remains a ratio-risk arm despite the strikeout ceiling. 3 weeks ago

Robbie Ray Note
	44. Robbie Ray SF Robbie Ray rebounded in 2025 with a 3.65 ERA and 1.21 WHIP across 182.1 innings for San Francisco, earning an All-Star nod after an injury-marred 2023 and abbreviated 2024. Looking ahead to 2026, projections point to stable mid-rotation production rather than a return to ace-level dominance. Ray's declining strikeout trend (from 32% in 2021 to sub-25% in 2025) caps his fantasy ceiling, but his ability to take the ball for 30+ starts and limit damage keeps his floor relatively intact. 3 weeks ago

Blake Snell Note
	45. Blake Snell LAD Blake Snell remains one of fantasy baseball's most volatile aces. His 2025 season with Los Angeles featured a dominant 2.35 ERA and strong run prevention metrics, but it came in just 61.1 innings. Projections again favor strong ratios and well-above-average strikeout rates, though modest innings expectations cap his overall fantasy ceiling. Snell's swing-and-miss stuff still plays at a Cy Young level when healthy, but his elevated walk rates continue to introduce WHIP volatility. He is a high-risk SP2 / ratio-boosting upside play, best suited for managers willing to absorb innings risk in exchange for elite per-inning production. 3 weeks ago

Ranger Suarez Note
	46. Ranger Suarez BOS Ranger Suárez quietly delivered his best all-around season in 2025, pairing a 3.20 ERA with career-best walk suppression (5.8 BB%) while holding hitters to a sub-.680 OPS for the second straight year. His strikeout rate (23.2%) remained stable, but the real growth came from improved command and softer contact, as his HardHit rate dipped to a career low despite a slight drop in ground-ball rate. The 2026 projections largely bank on more of the same: mid-3.00s ratios, solid volume, and strong WHIP support driven by control rather than overpowering stuff. While he lacks true ace-level strikeout upside, Suárez's durability, efficiency, and run-prevention profile make him a solid addition to fantasy rotations. 3 weeks ago

Trevor Rogers Note
	47. Trevor Rogers BAL Trevor Rogers' 2025 rebound was dramatic, highlighted by a 1.81 ERA, elite run prevention (223 ERA+), and sharp ratios driven by improved command (6.9 BB%) and a return to missing bats (24.3 K%). The advanced profile supports the breakout: opponents managed just a .503 OPS with a suppressed BABIP (.228). After multiple injuries and poor performances from 2022-24, Rogers demonstrated more stability and efficiency without a full return to peak strikeout volume. The 2026 projections understandably bake in some regression from ace-level run prevention, but Rogers profiles as a strong SP3 with upside in formats that reward ratios, especially if his walk gains hold. 3 weeks ago

Bubba Chandler Note
	48. Bubba Chandler PIT The Pirates faced criticism for keeping Bubba Chandler in Triple-A in 2025, but he was promoted in late August. The 23-year-old righty looked like a potential frontline starter He demonstrated his readiness with a 99-mph fastball, 89-mph slider and a 92-mph changeup that generated a 39.6% whiff rate in the majors. Chandler is going to cost you on draft day, as he is one of the darlings of the fantasy baseball world. But if he delivers what is expected, it will be worth paying up in drafts. 3 weeks ago

Shota Imanaga Note
	49. Shota Imanaga CHC Shota Imanaga followed up a brilliant 2024 debut (2.91 ERA, 25.1% K rate, 4.0% BB rate) with a more volatile 2025 campaign, as his ERA climbed to 3.73 and his strikeout rate dipped to 20.6%. While he continued to limit walks at an elite clip (4.6% BB%) and suppress batting average (.218 BAA), a spike in home run rate (5.5% HR%) and hard-hit contact (43.9%) led to a sharp jump in FIP (4.86). Fantasy managers should view Imanaga as a mild faller entering 2026 drafts, though his strong command and projected workload stability keep him firmly in SP3 territory if the homer regression stabilizes. 3 weeks ago

Tanner Bibee Note
	50. Tanner Bibee CLE Tanner Bibee took a noticeable step back in 2025, posting a 4.24 ERA and 4.34 FIP across a career-high 182.1 innings after delivering sub-3.50 ERAs in each of his first two seasons. The biggest red flag was a sharp dip in strikeout rate (21.3% K%) paired with a career-worst 3.5% HR rate, as his four-seam/slider combo generated fewer whiffs and more damaging contact despite a heavier ground-ball lean (44.6% GB%). Projections forecasting stabilization rather than a full rebound, Bibee profiles as a mild fantasy faller entering draft season; he is more SP3 than frontline anchor unless the strikeout rate bounces back. 3 weeks ago

Edward Cabrera Note
	51. Edward Cabrera CHC Edward Cabrera put together his most complete season in 2025, logging a career-high 137 2/3 innings with a 3.53 ERA, 1.23 WHIP and a career-best 8.3% walk rate. The improved command was the key development, as his strikeout rate (25.8%) remained comfortably above league average while his BB% dipped closer to MLB norms (8.4%). Projections suggest similar strikeout production with manageable walks, Cabrera profiles as a high-upside SP3 in fantasy with room for more if the control gains stick. 3 weeks ago

Tatsuya Imai Note
	52. Tatsuya Imai HOU

Carlos Rodon Note
	53. Carlos Rodon NYY Carlos Rodon delivered one of the most complete seasons of his career in 2025, posting a 3.09 ERA across 195.1 innings with a 1.05 WHIP and 203 strikeouts, earning Cy Young consideration. Projections expect some ERA regression closer to his FIP (3.78 in 2025) and normalized BABIP. He is currently recovering from an elbow procedure and is projected to begin his season in late April/early May, but if all goes as planned, he comes at a good discount on draft day for the potential he brings. 3 weeks ago

Cade Horton Note
	54. Cade Horton CHC Cade Horton broke through in 2025 with a 2.67 ERA and 1.09 WHIP across 118 innings, finishing second in NL Rookie of the Year voting after posting a 144 ERA+. His underlying profile was strong but not overpowering, as his 3.58 FIP and 7.4 K/9 suggest more command-and-contact management than bat-missing dominance. The 2026 projections push him closer to the mid-3.00s in ERA with a modest bump in workload, which frames Horton as a high-floor SP3/SP4. Without elite strikeout volume, his value will hinge on efficiency, wins, and ratio stability in a competitive Cubs rotation. Draft him as a steady innings stabilizer, but avoid paying for a repeat sub-2.75 ERA unless there's tangible growth in swing-and-miss. 3 weeks ago

Trey Yesavage Note
	55. Trey Yesavage TOR Trey Yesavage's 2025 debut was brief but intriguing. The underlying profile jumps off the page: a massive 61.5% hard-hit rate allowed and 94.0 mph average exit velocity suggest his 0.0% HR rate and .273 opponent SLG were unlikely to hold over a larger sample. He did generate ground balls at a strong 56.4% clip, which could help him manage damage in Rogers Centre, but an 11.3% walk rate points to command volatility. Projections appear to price in regression toward league-average ratios with solid strikeout totals over a larger workload. He is more of a late-round flier or watch-list candidate in standard formats rather than a draft-day priority. 3 weeks ago

Jack Flaherty Note
	56. Jack Flaherty DET

Aaron Nola Note
	57. Aaron Nola PHI

Shane Baz Note
	58. Shane Baz BAL

Kris Bubic Note
	59. Kris Bubic KC

Shane McClanahan Note
	60. Shane McClanahan TB

Matthew Boyd Note
	61. Matthew Boyd CHC

Zac Gallen Note
	62. Zac Gallen ARI

Andrew Abbott Note
	63. Andrew Abbott CIN

Gerrit Cole Note
	64. Gerrit Cole NYY

Jack Leiter Note
	65. Jack Leiter TEX

Kodai Senga Note
	66. Kodai Senga NYM

Merrill Kelly Note
	67. Merrill Kelly ARI

Ryne Nelson Note
	68. Ryne Nelson ARI

Jose Soriano Note
	69. Jose Soriano LAA Jose Soriano took a step back in 2025, posting a 4.26 ERA and 1.40 WHIP across 169 innings as his walk rate spiked (10.8 BB%) and his strikeout rate settled closer to league average. Based on the 2026 projections, he profiles as a mid-rotation innings source rather than a true breakout candidate, with modest strikeout totals limiting his ceiling in standard leagues. Soriano is best viewed as a back-end fantasy starter whose value hinges on workload and matchup management rather than category impact. 3 weeks ago

Shane Smith Note
	70. Shane Smith CWS

Ryan Weathers Note
	71. Ryan Weathers NYY

Casey Mize Note
	72. Casey Mize DET

Noah Cameron Note
	73. Noah Cameron KC

Joe Musgrove Note
	74. Joe Musgrove SD

Connelly Early Note
	75. Connelly Early BOS

Parker Messick Note
	76. Parker Messick CLE

Braxton Ashcraft Note
	77. Braxton Ashcraft PIT

Bryce Miller Note
	78. Bryce Miller SEA

Joey Cantillo Note
	79. Joey Cantillo CLE

David Peterson Note
	80. David Peterson NYM

Will Warren Note
	81. Will Warren NYY

Mike Burrows Note
	82. Mike Burrows HOU

Cody Ponce Note
	83. Cody Ponce TOR

Shane Bieber Note
	84. Shane Bieber TOR

Mitch Keller Note
	85. Mitch Keller PIT

Clay Holmes Note
	86. Clay Holmes NYM

Sean Manaea Note
	87. Sean Manaea NYM

Andrew Painter Note
	88. Andrew Painter PHI

Logan Henderson Note
	89. Logan Henderson MIL

Grayson Rodriguez Note
	90. Grayson Rodriguez LAA

Hunter Greene Note
	91. Hunter Greene CIN Heading into 2025, Hunter Greene was on many fantasy analysts' "must-have" lists, and when he was healthy, he showed off the skillset that makes him exciting. He struck out 31.4% of batters, dropped his walk rate to 6.2%, and ended with a swinging strike rate of 15.4%. However, a right groin strain cost him almost two months of the season, limiting his innings to only 107 2/3 in 19 starts. Greene announced he is having surgery on his pitching elbow and will be out until July, so move him down your draft boards as an IL stash. 3 weeks ago

Brady Singer Note
	92. Brady Singer CIN

Brayan Bello Note
	93. Brayan Bello BOS

Chad Patrick Note
	94. Chad Patrick MIL

Cade Cavalli Note
	95. Cade Cavalli WSH

Zebby Matthews Note
	96. Zebby Matthews MIN

Roki Sasaki Note
	97. Roki Sasaki LAD

Yusei Kikuchi Note
	98. Yusei Kikuchi LAA Yusei Kikuchi remains a reliable but volatile fantasy arm entering 2026, best viewed as a back-end starter in mixed leagues. The underlying batted-ball profile was mostly stable, but a rising walk rate and middling WHIP capped his fantasy ceiling despite near-league-average run prevention. Kikuchi is still useful for innings and strikeouts, but with limited upside and increased ratio risk compared to prior seasons. He's best deployed as a matchup-dependent SP5 rather than a set-and-forget option. 3 weeks ago

Chris Bassitt Note
	99. Chris Bassitt BAL

Zach Eflin Note
	100. Zach Eflin BAL

Michael Wacha Note
	101. Michael Wacha KC

Reynaldo Lopez Note
	102. Reynaldo Lopez ATL

Bailey Ober Note
	103. Bailey Ober MIN

Seth Lugo Note
	104. Seth Lugo KC

Brandon Pfaadt Note
	105. Brandon Pfaadt ARI

Jameson Taillon Note
	106. Jameson Taillon CHC

Tyler Mahle Note
	107. Tyler Mahle SF

Ian Seymour Note
	108. Ian Seymour TB

Quinn Priester Note
	109. Quinn Priester MIL

Max Meyer Note
	110. Max Meyer MIA

Jeffrey Springs Note
	111. Jeffrey Springs ATH

Jacob Lopez Note
	112. Jacob Lopez ATH

Cristian Javier Note
	113. Cristian Javier HOU

Luis Severino Note
	114. Luis Severino ATH

Robby Snelling Note
	115. Robby Snelling MIA

Justin Steele Note
	116. Justin Steele CHC

Luis Gil Note
	117. Luis Gil NYY

Mick Abel Note
	118. Mick Abel MIN

Slade Cecconi Note
	119. Slade Cecconi CLE

Grant Holmes Note
	120. Grant Holmes ATL

Matthew Liberatore Note
	121. Matthew Liberatore STL

Jose Berrios Note
	122. Jose Berrios TOR

Taj Bradley Note
	123. Taj Bradley MIN

Kyle Harrison Note
	124. Kyle Harrison MIL

Spencer Schwellenbach Note
	125. Spencer Schwellenbach ATL Spencer Schwellenbach quietly took another step forward in 2025, pairing a 3.09 ERA and 0.97 WHIP with elite control (4.1% BB%) and strong contact suppression (.217 BAA, .618 OPS against). His batted-ball profile improved year over year, featuring a higher ground-ball rate (47.1%) and a sub-3% HR rate, helping him outperform league averages despite only modest strikeout totals. He missed time with an elbow fracture, and he will start the season on the 60-day IL with elbow inflammation. He is a risky draft pick who could pay off if the injuries don't derail his entire season, but I wouldn't count on it. 3 weeks ago

Jonah Tong Note
	126. Jonah Tong NYM

Eduardo Rodriguez Note
	127. Eduardo Rodriguez ARI

Zack Littell Note
	128. Zack Littell WSH

Dustin May Note
	129. Dustin May STL

Braxton Garrett Note
	130. Braxton Garrett MIA

Michael McGreevy Note
	131. Michael McGreevy STL

Justin Verlander Note
	132. Justin Verlander DET

Rhett Lowder Note
	133. Rhett Lowder CIN

Johan Oviedo Note
	134. Johan Oviedo BOS

Brandon Sproat Note
	135. Brandon Sproat MIL

Max Scherzer Note
	136. Max Scherzer TOR

Landen Roupp Note
	137. Landen Roupp SF

Hurston Waldrep Note
	138. Hurston Waldrep ATL

Troy Melton Note
	139. Troy Melton DET

Simeon Woods Richardson Note
	140. Simeon Woods Richardson MIN

Dean Kremer Note
	141. Dean Kremer BAL

Payton Tolle Note
	142. Payton Tolle BOS

Luis Morales Note
	143. Luis Morales ATH

Jared Jones Note
	144. Jared Jones PIT

Lucas Giolito Note
	145. Lucas Giolito FA

Didier Fuentes Note
	146. Didier Fuentes ATL

Kumar Rocker Note
	147. Kumar Rocker TEX

Joe Boyle Note
	148. Joe Boyle TB

Nick Martinez Note
	149. Nick Martinez TB

Adrian Houser Note
	150. Adrian Houser SF

Tyler Wells Note
	151. Tyler Wells BAL

Eric Lauer Note
	152. Eric Lauer TOR

Michael Soroka Note
	153. Michael Soroka ARI

Ben Brown Note
	154. Ben Brown CHC

Cole Sands Note
	155. Cole Sands MIN

Corbin Burnes Note
	156. Corbin Burnes ARI

Anthony Kay Note
	157. Anthony Kay CWS

Spencer Arrighetti Note
	158. Spencer Arrighetti HOU

Ryan Weiss Note
	159. Ryan Weiss HOU

Randy Vasquez Note
	160. Randy Vasquez SD

Lance McCullers Jr. Note
	161. Lance McCullers Jr. HOU

Jacob Latz Note
	162. Jacob Latz TEX

Walker Buehler Note
	163. Walker Buehler SD

Hunter Barco Note
	164. Hunter Barco PIT

Bryce Elder Note
	165. Bryce Elder ATL

Carmen Mlodzinski Note
	166. Carmen Mlodzinski PIT

Robert Gasser Note
	167. Robert Gasser MIL

Drew Pomeranz Note
	168. Drew Pomeranz LAA

Kutter Crawford Note
	169. Kutter Crawford BOS

Janson Junk Note
	170. Janson Junk MIA

Sean Burke Note
	171. Sean Burke CWS

Richard Fitts Note
	172. Richard Fitts STL

Aaron Civale Note
	173. Aaron Civale ATH

Emerson Hancock Note
	174. Emerson Hancock SEA

Thomas White Note
	175. Thomas White MIA

Davis Martin Note
	176. Davis Martin CWS

Colin Rea Note
	177. Colin Rea CHC

River Ryan Note
	178. River Ryan LAD

Chris Paddack Note
	179. Chris Paddack MIA

Christian Scott Note
	180. Christian Scott NYM

Patrick Sandoval Note
	181. Patrick Sandoval BOS

Brad Lord Note
	182. Brad Lord WSH

Griffin Canning Note
	183. Griffin Canning SD

Kyle Freeland Note
	184. Kyle Freeland COL

Tobias Myers Note
	185. Tobias Myers NYM

German Marquez Note
	186. German Marquez SD

JR Ritchie Note
	187. JR Ritchie ATL

Andre Pallante Note
	188. Andre Pallante STL

JP Sears Note
	189. JP Sears SD

Javier Assad Note
	190. Javier Assad CHC

Jake Irvin Note
	191. Jake Irvin WSH

Chase Dollander Note
	192. Chase Dollander COL

Trevor McDonald Note
	193. Trevor McDonald SF

Tyler Holton Note
	194. Tyler Holton DET

Jose Quintana Note
	195. Jose Quintana COL

Quinn Mathews Note
	196. Quinn Mathews STL

Jordan Montgomery Note
	197. Jordan Montgomery TEX

Michael Lorenzen Note
	198. Michael Lorenzen COL

Josiah Gray Note
	199. Josiah Gray WSH

Cody Bradford Note
	200. Cody Bradford TEX

Taijuan Walker Note
	201. Taijuan Walker PHI

J.T. Ginn Note
	202. J.T. Ginn ATH

David Festa Note
	203. David Festa MIN

Jordan Wicks Note
	204. Jordan Wicks CHC

Keegan Akin Note
	205. Keegan Akin BAL

Noah Schultz Note
	206. Noah Schultz CWS

Miles Mikolas Note
	207. Miles Mikolas WSH

Brandon Williamson Note
	208. Brandon Williamson CIN

Jose Butto Note
	209. Jose Butto SF

Elmer Rodriguez Note
	210. Elmer Rodriguez NYY

Jack Dreyer Note
	211. Jack Dreyer LAD

Cade Povich Note
	212. Cade Povich BAL

Jordan Hicks Note
	213. Jordan Hicks CWS

Sean Newcomb Note
	214. Sean Newcomb CWS

Carlos Lagrange Note
	215. Carlos Lagrange NYY

Sawyer Gipson-Long Note
	216. Sawyer Gipson-Long DET

Alex Cobb Note
	217. Alex Cobb FA

Kade Anderson Note
	218. Kade Anderson SEA

Ben Casparius Note
	219. Ben Casparius LAD

Tyler Anderson Note
	220. Tyler Anderson FA

Ryan Yarbrough Note
	221. Ryan Yarbrough NYY

Paul Blackburn Note
	222. Paul Blackburn NYY

AJ Blubaugh Note
	223. AJ Blubaugh HOU

Brant Hurter Note
	224. Brant Hurter DET

Erick Fedde Note
	225. Erick Fedde CWS

Caden Dana Note
	226. Caden Dana LAA

Clarke Schmidt Note
	227. Clarke Schmidt NYY

Stephen Kolek Note
	228. Stephen Kolek KC

DL Hall Note
	229. DL Hall MIL

Zack Kelly Note
	230. Zack Kelly BOS

Hagen Smith Note
	231. Hagen Smith CWS

James Paxton Note
	232. James Paxton FA

Zach Davies Note
	233. Zach Davies FA

Wade Miley Note
	234. Wade Miley FA

Alek Manoah Note
	235. Alek Manoah LAA

Hunter Dobbins Note
	236. Hunter Dobbins STL

Austin Gomber Note
	237. Austin Gomber TEX

Ryan Bergert Note
	238. Ryan Bergert KC

Zach Plesac Note
	239. Zach Plesac FA

Yoendrys Gomez Note
	240. Yoendrys Gomez TB

Brandon Eisert Note
	241. Brandon Eisert CWS

Cal Quantrill Note
	242. Cal Quantrill TEX

Gunnar Hoglund Note
	243. Gunnar Hoglund ATH

Kyle Muller Note
	244. Kyle Muller FA

Dietrich Enns Note
	245. Dietrich Enns BAL

Cole Irvin Note
	246. Cole Irvin LAD

Drew Smyly Note
	247. Drew Smyly FA

Ken Waldichuk Note
	248. Ken Waldichuk WSH

Huascar Brazoban Note
	249. Huascar Brazoban NYM

Jason Alexander Note
	250. Jason Alexander HOU

Ricky Tiedemann Note
	251. Ricky Tiedemann TOR

Peyton Battenfield Note
	252. Peyton Battenfield FA

Gage Jump Note
	253. Gage Jump ATH

Spencer Turnbull Note
	254. Spencer Turnbull FA

George Klassen Note
	255. George Klassen LAA

Tomoyuki Sugano Note
	256. Tomoyuki Sugano COL

Dakota Hudson Note
	257. Dakota Hudson FA

Rich Hill Note
	258. Rich Hill FA

Kenta Maeda Note
	259. Kenta Maeda FA

Dane Dunning Note
	260. Dane Dunning SEA

Vince Velasquez Note
	261. Vince Velasquez CHC

Tylor Megill Note
	262. Tylor Megill NYM

Tyler Alexander Note
	263. Tyler Alexander TEX

Trevor Williams Note
	264. Trevor Williams WSH

Jose Urena Note
	265. Jose Urena FA

Nick Nastrini Note
	266. Nick Nastrini FA

Patrick Corbin Note
	267. Patrick Corbin TOR

Walbert Urena Note
	268. Walbert Urena LAA

David Davalillo Note
	269. David Davalillo TEX

Carter Baumler Note
	270. Carter Baumler TEX

Kai-Wei Teng Note
	271. Kai-Wei Teng HOU

Keaton Winn Note
	272. Keaton Winn SF

Ronel Blanco Note
	273. Ronel Blanco HOU

Jaxon Wiggins Note
	274. Jaxon Wiggins CHC

Tanner McDougal Note
	275. Tanner McDougal CWS

Andrew Alvarez Note
	276. Andrew Alvarez WSH

Jonathan Cannon Note
	277. Jonathan Cannon CWS

Martin Perez Note
	278. Martin Perez ATL

Cristian Mena Note
	279. Cristian Mena ARI

Connor Prielipp Note
	280. Connor Prielipp MIN

Mitch Farris Note
	281. Mitch Farris LAA

Coleman Crow Note
	282. Coleman Crow MIL

Jack Kochanowicz Note
	283. Jack Kochanowicz LAA

Charlie Morton Note
	284. Charlie Morton FA

Mike Vasil Note
	285. Mike Vasil CWS

Caleb Kilian Note
	286. Caleb Kilian SF

DJ Herz Note
	287. DJ Herz WSH

Brent Suter Note
	288. Brent Suter LAA

Ryan Sloan Note
	289. Ryan Sloan SEA

Jack Perkins Note
	290. Jack Perkins FA

Shane Drohan Note
	291. Shane Drohan MIL

Hayden Wesneski Note
	292. Hayden Wesneski HOU

Luis Medina Note
	293. Luis Medina ATH

Trey Gibson Note
	294. Trey Gibson BAL

Bowden Francis Note
	295. Bowden Francis TOR

Carson Whisenhunt Note
	296. Carson Whisenhunt SF

Kyle Hart Note
	297. Kyle Hart SD

Brody Hopkins Note
	298. Brody Hopkins TB

Bailey Falter Note
	299. Bailey Falter KC

Keider Montero Note
	300. Keider Montero DET

Colton Gordon Note
	301. Colton Gordon HOU

Ryan Watson Note
	302. Ryan Watson BOS

Jarlin Susana Note
	303. Jarlin Susana WSH

Andrew Morris Note
	304. Andrew Morris MIN

Ty Johnson Note
	305. Ty Johnson TB

Jackson Rutledge Note
	306. Jackson Rutledge WSH

Ethan Pecko Note
	307. Ethan Pecko HOU

Brennan Bernardino Note
	308. Brennan Bernardino COL

Luis Perales Note
	309. Luis Perales WSH

Jack Wenninger Note
	310. Jack Wenninger NYM

Gavin Stone Note
	311. Gavin Stone LAD

Jose Corniell Note
	312. Jose Corniell TEX

Ryan Gusto Note
	313. Ryan Gusto MIA

Kendry Rojas Note
	314. Kendry Rojas MIN

Travis Adams Note
	315. Travis Adams MIN

Tyler Gilbert Note
	316. Tyler Gilbert CWS

Nestor Cortes Jr. Note
	317. Nestor Cortes Jr. FA

Mitchell Parker Note
	318. Mitchell Parker WSH

Daniel Espino Note
	319. Daniel Espino CLE

Blade Tidwell Note
	320. Blade Tidwell SF

Mitch Bratt Note
	321. Mitch Bratt ARI

Spencer Miles Note
	322. Spencer Miles TOR

Griff McGarry Note
	323. Griff McGarry PHI

Ryan Feltner Note
	324. Ryan Feltner COL

J.P. France Note
	325. J.P. France HOU

Liam Doyle Note
	326. Liam Doyle STL

Jesse Scholtens Note
	327. Jesse Scholtens TB

Drew Thorpe Note
	328. Drew Thorpe CWS

Jamie Arnold Note
	329. Jamie Arnold ATH

Bobby Miller Note
	330. Bobby Miller LAD

Brycen Mautz Note
	331. Brycen Mautz STL

Zach McCambley Note
	332. Zach McCambley MIA

Miguel Ullola Note
	333. Miguel Ullola HOU

Jackson Jobe Note
	334. Jackson Jobe DET

Tink Hence Note
	335. Tink Hence STL

Albert Suarez Note
	336. Albert Suarez BAL

John Klein Note
	337. John Klein MIN

Jedixson Paez Note
	338. Jedixson Paez BOS

Robinson Ortiz Note
	339. Robinson Ortiz SEA

Chase Petty Note
	340. Chase Petty CIN

Lazaro Estrada Note
	341. Lazaro Estrada TOR

Lucas Braun Note
	342. Lucas Braun ATL

Jhancarlos Lara Note
	343. Jhancarlos Lara ATL

Tanner Gordon Note
	344. Tanner Gordon COL

Ben Hess Note
	345. Ben Hess NYY

Wikelman Gonzalez Note
	346. Wikelman Gonzalez CWS

Kohl Drake Note
	347. Kohl Drake ARI

Clayton Kershaw Note
	348. Clayton Kershaw FA

Mason Barnett Note
	349. Mason Barnett ATH

Peter Lambert Note
	350. Peter Lambert HOU

Leandro Lopez Note
	351. Leandro Lopez TEX

Kolby Allard Note
	352. Kolby Allard CLE

Cade Winquest Note
	353. Cade Winquest NYY

Brandon Walter Note
	354. Brandon Walter HOU

Tyler Bremner Note
	355. Tyler Bremner LAA

Carson Seymour Note
	356. Carson Seymour SF

Mason Black Note
	357. Mason Black KC

Joey Gerber Note
	358. Joey Gerber NYM

AJ Smith-Shawver Note
	359. AJ Smith-Shawver ATL

David Sandlin Note
	360. David Sandlin CWS

Jonathan Pintaro Note
	361. Jonathan Pintaro NYM

Osvaldo Bido Note
	362. Osvaldo Bido ATL

David Price Note
	363. David Price FA

Ryan Burr Note
	364. Ryan Burr FA

Triston McKenzie Note
	365. Triston McKenzie SD

Austin Peterson Note
	366. Austin Peterson CLE

Angel Bastardo Note
	367. Angel Bastardo BOS

Brandon Young Note
	368. Brandon Young BAL

Travis Sykora Note
	369. Travis Sykora WSH

Roansy Contreras Note
	370. Roansy Contreras FA

Brendan Beck Note
	371. Brendan Beck NYY

Tate Kuehner Note
	372. Tate Kuehner MIL

Tony Gonsolin Note
	373. Tony Gonsolin FA

Jake Bennett Note
	374. Jake Bennett BOS

Joe Rock Note
	375. Joe Rock TB

Nolan Hoffman Note
	376. Nolan Hoffman PHI

Dom Hamel Note
	377. Dom Hamel NYY

Winston Santos Note
	378. Winston Santos TEX

Ronan Kopp Note
	379. Ronan Kopp LAD

Duncan Davitt Note
	380. Duncan Davitt CWS

K.C. Hunt Note
	381. K.C. Hunt TB

Spencer Jones Note
	382. Spencer Jones FA

Jake Miller Note
	383. Jake Miller CLE

Easton Lucas Note
	384. Easton Lucas FA

Tyler Uberstine Note
	385. Tyler Uberstine BOS

Kyle Wright Note
	386. Kyle Wright CHC

Mitch Spence Note
	387. Mitch Spence KC

Riley Gowens Note
	388. Riley Gowens CWS

John Means Note
	389. John Means KC

Packy Naughton Note
	390. Packy Naughton STL

Jake Bloss Note
	391. Jake Bloss TOR

Wilber Dotel Note
	392. Wilber Dotel PIT

Joey Estes Note
	393. Joey Estes ATH

Alan Rangel Note
	394. Alan Rangel PHI

Jackson Wolf Note
	395. Jackson Wolf SD

Jose Franco Note
	396. Jose Franco CIN

Robert Stock Note
	397. Robert Stock NYM

Henry Baez Note
	398. Henry Baez ATH

Karson Milbrandt Note
	399. Karson Milbrandt MIA

T.J. Nichols Note
	400. T.J. Nichols TB

Austin Love Note
	401. Austin Love STL

Julian Aguiar Note
	402. Julian Aguiar CIN

Carson Fulmer Note
	403. Carson Fulmer PIT

Ixan Henderson Note
	404. Ixan Henderson STL

Chen Zhong-Ao Zhuang Note
	405. Chen Zhong-Ao Zhuang ATH

Alex Faedo Note
	406. Alex Faedo FA

Dax Fulton Note
	407. Dax Fulton MIA

Marco Raya Note
	408. Marco Raya MIN

Adam Macko Note
	409. Adam Macko TOR

Andrew Sears Note
	410. Andrew Sears DET

Doug Nikhazy Note
	411. Doug Nikhazy CWS

Nabil Crismatt Note
	412. Nabil Crismatt TEX

Joe Elbis Note
	413. Joe Elbis FA

Will Johnston Note
	414. Will Johnston ATH

Alec Marsh Note
	415. Alec Marsh KC

Sam Aldegheri Note
	416. Sam Aldegheri LAA

Thomas Harrington Note
	417. Thomas Harrington PIT

Tyler Schweitzer Note
	418. Tyler Schweitzer CWS

Landon Knack Note
	419. Landon Knack LAD

Shinnosuke Ogasawara Note
	420. Shinnosuke Ogasawara WSH

Blas Castano Note
	421. Blas Castano SEA

Adam Kloffenstein Note
	422. Adam Kloffenstein NYY

Tanner Houck Note
	423. Tanner Houck BOS

Robinson Pina Note
	424. Robinson Pina FA

Bryse Wilson Note
	425. Bryse Wilson PHI

Ky Bush Note
	426. Ky Bush CWS

Yovanny Cruz Note
	427. Yovanny Cruz NYY

Chayce McDermott Note
	428. Chayce McDermott BAL

Seth Johnson Note
	429. Seth Johnson PHI

Brian Van Belle Note
	430. Brian Van Belle TB

Ben Lively Note
	431. Ben Lively CLE

Ben Shields Note
	432. Ben Shields COL

Braden Nett Note
	433. Braden Nett ATH

Jose De Leon Note
	434. Jose De Leon FA

Matt Waldron Note
	435. Matt Waldron SD

Pete Hansen Note
	436. Pete Hansen STL

Marco Gonzales Note
	437. Marco Gonzales SD

Dylan Ray Note
	438. Dylan Ray ARI

Carson Spiers Note
	439. Carson Spiers CIN

Freddy Tarnok Note
	440. Freddy Tarnok FA

Jurrangelo Cijntje Note
	441. Jurrangelo Cijntje STL

Ben Kudrna Note
	442. Ben Kudrna KC

Victor Mederos Note
	443. Victor Mederos ATL

Tejay Antone Note
	444. Tejay Antone CIN

Yoniel Curet Note
	445. Yoniel Curet PHI

McCade Brown Note
	446. McCade Brown COL

Carson Palmquist Note
	447. Carson Palmquist COL

Carlos Carrasco Note
	448. Carlos Carrasco ATL

Joel Hurtado Note
	449. Joel Hurtado LAA

Troy Watson Note
	450. Troy Watson DET

Jean Cabrera Note
	451. Jean Cabrera PHI

Sean Sullivan Note
	452. Sean Sullivan PIT

Thomas Hatch Note
	453. Thomas Hatch ARI

Jagger Haynes Note
	454. Jagger Haynes SD

Carson Ragsdale Note
	455. Carson Ragsdale FA

Gabriel Hughes Note
	456. Gabriel Hughes COL

Riley Cornelio Note
	457. Riley Cornelio WSH

Darren McCaughan Note
	458. Darren McCaughan CIN

Antonio Senzatela Note
	459. Antonio Senzatela COL

Jared Lyons Note
	460. Jared Lyons CIN

Christian MacLeod Note
	461. Christian MacLeod MIN

Davis Daniel Note
	462. Davis Daniel CIN

Marcus Stroman Note
	463. Marcus Stroman FA

Sean Sullivan Note
	464. Sean Sullivan COL

Sem Robberse Note
	465. Sem Robberse STL

Bradley Blalock Note
	466. Bradley Blalock MIA

Enmanuel De Jesus Note
	467. Enmanuel De Jesus DET

Owen White Note
	468. Owen White FA

Valente Bellozo Note
	469. Valente Bellozo COL

Nick Frasso Note
	470. Nick Frasso LAD

Jake Miller Note
	471. Jake Miller DET

Nestor German Note
	472. Nestor German BAL

Levi Wells Note
	473. Levi Wells BAL

Brett Wichrowski Note
	474. Brett Wichrowski MIL

Garrett Stallings Note
	475. Garrett Stallings MIL

Wilmer Flores Note
	476. Wilmer Flores FA

Yunior Marte Note
	477. Yunior Marte SF