Fantasy Baseball Player Notes
2020 Fantasy Baseball Draft Notes
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19.
Aaron Nola
Nola simply wasn't very good in 2019. His control took a major step back and batters consistently made better contact against him, particularly against his fastball. Whether it was an aberration for the youngster after two years of major growth, or whether perhaps Nola isn't as good as previously thought, is an open question. But given how drastically his control dipped, fantasy owners would be wise to give Nola somewhat of a pass for his 2019. He can't be drafted as an ace, but as a second starter? Go for it.
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30.
Zack Wheeler
Wheeler's numbers declined from his breakout 2018 season but, overall, there were plenty of gains. He upped his strikeout rate and velocity, cut his walk rate, and set a career high in innings. Now with the Phillies, he'll see a downgrade in park, but because he's been able to avoid home runs over the last two seasons, the move should not have too much of an impact. Wheeler probably won't develop into a fantasy ace, but he's, at worst, a strong third fantasy starter.
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122.
Spencer Howard
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126.
Jake Arrieta
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135.
Vince Velasquez
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138.
Zach Eflin
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151.
Nick Pivetta
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228.
Enyel De Los Santos
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233.
Ranger Suarez
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309.
Adonis Medina
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379.
Cole Irvin
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411.
Reggie McClain
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474.
Mark Appel
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