Fantasy Baseball Player Notes
2022 Fantasy Baseball Draft Notes
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33.
Luis Castillo
If Castillo is on your target list, make sure to buy a big bottle of Tums. By the end of the season, you'll probably be happy with your decision, to roster him, but there will be long stretches of the season where you'll be driven to the breaking point while following Castillo's starts on Stat Tracker. He's a notoriously slow starter, so be prepared for a bumpy ride until June. I've ridden the Reds ace through multiple tumultuous seasons, and I can't do it again. If you have a stronger constitution than I do, know that Castillo has SP1 stuff and will probably be worth it over the long haul.
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38.
Tyler Mahle
Mahle is your quintessential fantasy rotation filler. His ERA (3.75) and WHIP (1.23) won't really hurt you and he'll throw enough innings, but because he's primarily a fastball pitcher with little else in his arsenal, there's so little upside. That's especially true because he pitches in a hitter-friendly environment and for a team that has traded nearly every decent offensive piece. That means wins should be hard to come by and with Mahle's upside cap, make sure not to draft him too early.
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117.
Hunter Greene
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118.
Nick Lodolo
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129.
Mike Minor
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144.
Reiver Sanmartin
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187.
Justin Dunn
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194.
Tony Santillan
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205.
Vladimir Gutierrez
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210.
Jeff Hoffman
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233.
Ross Detwiler
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275.
Brandon Williamson
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290.
Graham Ashcraft
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315.
Zack Godley
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375.
Connor Overton
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385.
Robert Dugger
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