Fantasy Baseball Player Notes

2019 Fantasy Baseball Rest of Season Notes
Bryce Harper photo 19. Bryce Harper CF,RF
It is hilarious that an .850 OPS is a major disappointment for someone like Harper. He has actually been solid in fantasy as well thanks to 115 combined RBIs and runs thus far. Sure, the batting average is still low, but overall, no one should be complaining about his production.
9 weeks ago
Rhys Hoskins photo 38. Rhys Hoskins 1B,LF
You can say what you want about Hoskins' potential, and while it may be true, the fact of the matter is that he has never contributed in the batting average department and has actually been propped up quite a bit by batted ball luck to even keep him above .260. He will provide RBIs, runs and homers, of course, but is more of a sell candidate than a buy-low.
9 weeks ago
J.T. Realmuto photo 57. J.T. Realmuto C,1B
Realmuto may be struggling so far compared to expectations, but he certainly hasn't hurt you with a BA over .270 to go with double-digit homers and a handful of steals. He may not be the top overall fantasy catcher but he could be in the secound half.
10 weeks ago
Jean Segura photo 63. Jean Segura SS
While Segura doesn't have elite power or speed, he is offering plenty of both to go along with a 100 run, 75 RBI pace and a solid batting average. All of that combined makes him a useful player worthy of seeing your starting lineup every day.
9 weeks ago
Cesar Hernandez photo 118. Cesar Hernandez 2B
You may not feel sexy running Hernandez out there in your lineup every day, but as is always the case, Hernandez isn't making anyone regret spending a late round pick on his reliable production in all five categories.
9 weeks ago
Scott Kingery photo 138. Scott Kingery 3B,SS
Kingery was white-hot for a month and has since come back down to earth like Tim Anderson. While Kingery is a quality ballplayer, his underlying metrics suggest the regression will continue coming, albeit with some power and speed to soften the blow.
9 weeks ago
Corey Dickerson photo 154. Corey Dickerson LF,DH
Maikel Franco photo 157. Maikel Franco 3B
Although Franco isn't going to help your fantasy team's batting average and he only has mediocre power, there is worth in the fact that he plays almost every day in one of the best lineups in baseball. With that will come both RBIs and runs.
10 weeks ago
Andrew McCutchen photo 158. Andrew McCutchen LF,RF
McCutchen might not be that first round pick he once was when we were getting 30 homers, 20 steals and a .320 batting average, but he is still a plenty capable fantasy asset. He is as durable as they come and has managed 20+ homers in 8 straight seasons. Not only that. but he still steals double-digit bags per year and is moving into by far the best ballpark of his career so don't be surprised if we get a resurgence.
24 weeks ago
Jay Bruce photo 161. Jay Bruce 1B,RF
Most gave up on Bruce before the season because he was so awful in 2018, but he was struggling through plantar fasciitis. Now that he is healthy, Bruce just keeps mashing with 24 homers headed into the break. He is good bet to keep hitting if he can stay on the field.
10 weeks ago
Odubel Herrera photo 212. Odubel Herrera CF
Adam Haseley photo 324. Adam Haseley LF,CF
Nick Williams photo 339. Nick Williams LF,RF
Roman Quinn photo 388. Roman Quinn LF,CF