Corey Seager

2020 was essentially a perfect season for Seager. More than a year removed from Tommy John surgery, he morphed into the player that most people expected him to be at this stage of his career. Seager increased his barrel rate from 7.3% to 15.8%, his average exit velocity from 88.8 MPH to 93.2 MPH, and his hard hit percentage from 38.2% to a remarkable 55.9%. Seager's 2020 season does not look fluky, but rather the product of a highly-touted prospect being fully recovered from injury and entering his prime. Seager may not reach the nearly 50-homers he was on pace to hit last year, but a 30-homer season with above a .300 average is well within reach. In other words, his performance over the shortened season is not one to write off.

Corey Seager agrees to one-year, $13.75 million deal with the Dodgers

Corey Seager agreed to a one-year, $13.75 million deal with the Dodgers to avoid arbitration.

Fantasy Impact

Seager gets a much deserved pay raise in what was his final year of arbitration eligibility. He put together a phenomenal 2020 season when he slashed .307/.358/.585 with 15 home runs and 41 RBI over 212 at-bats. He performed even better in the postseason when he smacked eight bombs en route to taking home the MVP in both the NLCS and World Series.