Manny Machado

Machado's first season in San Diego has been terribly disappointing for fantasy owners. He hasn't been awful at the plate, but he hasn't stood out in any statistical category, either. It's fair to wonder if he'll be able to return to the elite production he produced in a more favorable hitting environment in Baltimore.

Two months into his 10-year, $300 million contract, the Padres received slightly above-average contact from Machado. A steep dip in contact rate led to more strikeouts and a worse batting average (.274), but the 26-year-old had the track record to bet on a rebound. That came in June, when he slugged 11 homers with 29 RBIs. He's fallen back off the grid, however, with no homers in August. An .804 OPS is lackluster given his expectations, and four steals in 122 games is troubling for someone who didn't poach a single bag in 2016. Perhaps no longer a fantasy superstar, he may have another hot streak left in the tank.

Machado has taken a step back from an obvious second round pick to a fringe top 50 player. There is still a chance he returns to that type of production, but as expected, the new ballpark seems to be playing a significant role in his numbers.