Fantasy Baseball Player Notes
2020 Fantasy Baseball Draft Notes
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41.
Shohei Ohtani
Ohtani didn't pitch at all in 2019 and likely won't do so until mid-May in 2020. But his bat looked just fine last year, proving that his 2018 skills he showed as a hitter were not a fluke. He'll likely settle back into a part-time DH role with the Angels, and if you can choose to deploy him as both a pitcher and a hitter in any given week, Ohtani should provide immense value as a fantasy player. Even if not, he should contribute on either end of the spectrum, so draft him with a high degree of confidence.
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48.
Andrew Heaney
Heaney's 14.2% swinging strike rate was elite last year. But, as usual, he just couldn't put it all together. There's a monster somewhere inside Heaney - a 3.50 ERA, 1.20 WHIP, 200 strikeout season lurks within. But it's still a mystery as to whether fantasy owners will ever see it. Draft him for his potential and hope to see it this year, but don't bank on the production.
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61.
Dylan Bundy
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80.
Griffin Canning
Canning has UCL damage, and although Tommy John surgery isn't currently on the table, it certainly seems like a possibility. Despite his upside, with the developments, Canning shouldn't be drafted in fantasy leagues until one of the very last picks, if at all.
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159.
Patrick Sandoval
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180.
Cam Bedrosian
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191.
Noe Ramirez
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241.
Felix Pena
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285.
Jose Soriano
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295.
Jose Suarez
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342.
Jaime Barria
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361.
Taylor Cole
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374.
Luke Bard
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406.
Dillon Peters
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440.
JC Ramirez
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