Fantasy Baseball Player Notes
2020 Fantasy Baseball Draft Notes
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25.
Brandon Woodruff
Woodruff earned his breakout 2019, relying on his elite fastball to limit hard contact and avoid big innings. His solid control allows him to keep the line moving, and the Brewers' strong lineup adds to his win potential. Although he missed a large chunk of the season due to injury, he should be ready to lead the Brewers rotation this year, and can and should be drafted as a strong second-tier starter.
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84.
Adrian Houser
Houser has an elite fastball, which he relies on heavily and against which batters hit just .203 last season. Whether he can continue to succeed with just one very good pitch is an open question, but considering his FIP and xFIP fully supported his 3.72 ERA, it's entirely possible. Overall, Houser should provide strikeouts without hurting you elsewhere, so he's an ideal late-round add.
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109.
Freddy Peralta
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112.
Josh Lindblom
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115.
Corbin Burnes
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148.
Eric Lauer
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167.
Brent Suter
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189.
Brett Anderson
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301.
Trey Supak
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307.
Zack Brown
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333.
Shelby Miller
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348.
Angel Perdomo
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418.
Devin Williams
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438.
Aaron Wilkerson
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