Fantasy Baseball Player Notes

2019 Fantasy Baseball Rest of Season Notes
Domingo Santana photo 84. Domingo Santana RF
Santana has cooled off since his incredible start, but he is still on track for 100 runs, 110 RBIs and 35 HRs while stealing some bases and maintaining a quality batting average. It may not quite keep up, but it goes without saying that fantasy owners will end the season having gotten an incredible value from him.
5 weeks ago
Mitch Haniger photo 149. Mitch Haniger CF,RF
We know that Haniger offers plenty of upside when he returns from the IL, but it may continue to be rough going as we've seen in the first half. If you have the room on your bench to keep him, go for it, but don't sacrifice anything to do so.
5 weeks ago
Mallex Smith photo 154. Mallex Smith LF,CF,RF
Mallex certainly isn't going to provide any pop or batting average support, but he scores enough runs to go with his 45 steal pace that he should start for every night for every fantasy team that owns him.
5 weeks ago
Dee Gordon photo 162. Dee Gordon 2B,CF
Gordon won't steal 60 bases anymore and he clearly isn't a .300 hitter, but fantasy owners can still rely on him to offer nearly 30 steals with a batting average that won't kill you. Nothing about that is exciting, but he is still a worthwhile fantasy piece.
6 weeks ago
Daniel Vogelbach photo 205. Daniel Vogelbach 1B,DH
While the batting average won't be ideal, you can avoid that penalty by just sitting him when the Mariners take on a lefty. Outside of that, Vogelbach has been one of the best hitters in all of baseball and that isn't any kind of fluke considering the dominant underlying metrics.
6 weeks ago
Omar Narvaez photo 216. Omar Narvaez C
It is hard to imagine that anyone saw this coming, but Narvaz has been tremendous to open the season with a batting average near .300 and a dozen homers. While it may not continue at this pace, there is no doubt that he is a top 12 catcher from this point forward.
6 weeks ago
Yusei Kikuchi photo 223. Yusei Kikuchi SP
Kikuchi's numbers from Japan translate to an MLB pitcher similar to Zack Wheeler last year, and like Wheeler, Kikuchi's arm could potentially blossom into much more to fantasy owners. He is by no means similar to Ohtani or Darvish before him, but 370 Ks and a 2.45 ERA in his last two seasons is nothing to sneeze at.
21 weeks ago
Marco Gonzales photo 236. Marco Gonzales SP
Tim Beckham photo 365. Tim Beckham 3B,SS
Ryon Healy photo 395. Ryon Healy 1B
Kyle Seager photo 403. Kyle Seager 3B
Seager was as consistent of a fantasy asset as you could find two years ago, but age has slowed him down enough that it is to the point where there is no case to be made for owning him in fantasy baseball.
6 weeks ago
Anthony Bass photo 421. Anthony Bass RP
J.P. Crawford photo 551. J.P. Crawford 3B,SS
Crawford's bat hasn't quite developed as fast as many expected, but he is a source of both speed and power but with upside for more. Keep an eye on him as a potential waiver wire pickup in the second half.
6 weeks ago
Tom Murphy photo 585. Tom Murphy C
Keon Broxton photo 600. Keon Broxton CF
Wade LeBlanc photo 609. Wade LeBlanc SP,RP
Justus Sheffield photo 621. Justus Sheffield SP,RP