Fantasy Baseball Player Notes
2020 Fantasy Baseball Draft Notes
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56.
Caleb Smith
Smith really fell apart over the second half of the season, as his ERA was almost two runs higher than in his first half. His overall numbers seem pedestrian, but his strikeout rate and improving control offer upside. If he can control his home runs allowed, he should be able to provide enough value to warrant placement on a fantasy staff.
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73.
Sandy Alcantara
Alcantara is a weird case. He went on a massive run late in the season in 2019, relying on his outstanding sinker to dominate hitters. His secondary stuff seems good enough to succeed, and yet the Marlins do not seem particularly high on him. He's dealing wth a rough spring, and even at his best, he's never had a season with a WHIP under 1.32. There's upside, but don't necessarily bank on it.
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87.
Pablo Lopez
Lopez pitched better than his 5.09 ERA from last year suggests, and he limits free passes well. But his middling strikeout rate and lack of dominant stuff caps his upside. As a late-round pitcher without a high ceiling, fantasy owners are probably better off looking elsewhere to fill out their pitching staffs.
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109.
Jordan Yamamoto
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148.
Ryne Stanek
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151.
Elieser Hernandez
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152.
Sixto Sanchez
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162.
Jose Urena
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246.
Edward Cabrera
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264.
Sterling Sharp
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281.
Nick Neidert
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312.
Jorge Guzman
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327.
Jeff Brigham
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357.
Robert Dugger
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368.
Jordan Holloway
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409.
Josh A. Smith
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477.
Brett Graves
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