Shohei Ohtani

Ohtani didn't pitch at all in 2019 and likely won't do so until mid-May in 2020. But his bat looked just fine last year, proving that his 2018 skills he showed as a hitter were not a fluke. He'll likely settle back into a part-time DH role with the Angels, and if you can choose to deploy him as both a pitcher and a hitter in any given week, Ohtani should provide immense value as a fantasy player. Even if not, he should contribute on either end of the spectrum, so draft him with a high degree of confidence.

Shohei Ohtani struggles with control on Tuesday

Shohei Ohtani struggled with his control in Tuesday's intrasquad game, throwing just 15-of-50 pitches for strikes.

Fantasy Impact

Angels beat reporters tracked him for six wild pitches while also hitting a batter. It's concerning to hear but it's quite common for pitchers to struggle with control after Tommy John surgery. It'll be important to keep track of how his next outing goes. The Angels are planning to use Ohtani as a two-way player this season.