Fantasy Baseball Player Notes
2020 Fantasy Baseball Draft Notes
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31.
Hyun Jin Ryu
When healthy, Ryu has quietly been one of the best pitchers in baseball since his 2013 debut. But his preposterous year last season was surprising even for him. Ryu had the lowest BABIP-allowed on groundballs (just .162) of any pitcher in baseball in 2019, which led to just a 1.01 WHIP. Now in Toronto, that number is sure to rise precipitously and obviously have a negative impact on Ryu's 2020 numbers. That impact has been baked into Ryu's ADP at this point, so you won't have to buy him at his 2019 numbers. Just be prepared for regression.
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43.
Robbie Ray
While the overall numbers fluctuate, Ray is largely the same guy he's always been. He's going to amass a ton of strikeouts and he's going to hand out free passes like a doctor handing out lollipops. It is just impossible to rely on a starter who can't top 175 innings or keep his WHIP below 1.33. Ray is certainly rosterable but close your eyes when he's pitching.
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62.
Ross Stripling
Stripling may find his usual odd way into the Dodgers' rotation with David Price opting out. It's unclear whether he or Dustin May will grab the final spot, but given how he's performed when given the chance over the past several years, he's worth a shot as a late-round pick.
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106.
Tanner Roark
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108.
Nate Pearson
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150.
Trent Thornton
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169.
Shun Yamaguchi
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246.
Jordan Romano
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257.
Sean Reid-Foley
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258.
Julian Merryweather
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262.
Jacob Waguespack
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287.
Eric Pardinho
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292.
Nick Kingham
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308.
Anthony Kay
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311.
Ryan Borucki
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353.
Tom Hatch
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356.
T.J. Zeuch
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426.
Elvis Luciano
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459.
Hector Perez
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