Fantasy Baseball Relief Pitcher Rankings 2023

Updated 01/22/23

Rankings based on 15-team mixed, standard roto-scoring leagues.

Rating: 1-5, 5 is likely improvement, 1 is likely decline

Status: Sleeper (S), Deep Sleeper (DS), Bust (B)

RankPlayerLGTeamPosCommentsRatingStatus
1Edwin DiazNNYMRPHuge increase in sliders and velo increase. Even better in second half.3
2Emmanuel ClaseACLERPThrowing more sliders, control improved. Safest closer other than overuse.3
3Devin WilliamsNMILRPAdded GB which helped HR/9. Velo fell but fastball more effective. Clearly elite closer.4
4Josh HaderNSDPRPHR issues returned, other numbers the same. Velo best of career by far.3
5Kenley JansenABOSRPVelo still up and still thorwing more sinkers. Has settled in nicely.3
6Raisel IglesiasNATLRPVelo down slightly and reflected in K rate, still terrific results. Elite closer.4
7Jordan RomanoATORRPVelo down slightly, threw more sliders. Similar to 2020. Control improved in the second half.3
8Ryan PresslyAHOURPLost some velo, minor arm problems. Still elite.3
9Daniel BardNCOLRPGB% up to 52%, added velo. GB rate gives him a chance to maintain success.3
10Ryan HelsleyNSTLRPAdded 2 mph, dominant entire year.3
11Clay HolmesANYYRP76% GB, some struggles in second half after injury.3
12David BednarNPITRPMissed two months with back, returned in September. Repeat of 2021. Dominant.3
13Alexis DiazNCINRPTwo excellent pitches, control still shaky. Clear closer in last two months.3S
14Andres MunozASEARP53% GB, ridiculous K/BB. Averaged 100 mph and threw mostly sliders. Closer waiting to happen.3S
15Felix BautistaABALRPSudden velo increased fix control issues, shoulder was tired late in the season. Legit closer with slight injury and team risk.3
16Camilo DovalNSFGRP56% GB, elite velo. Control issues but cured HR issues.3
17Jose LeclercATEXRPVelo is back, throwing a lot of splitters. Finished year as closer.3S
18Jhoan DuranAMINRP61% GB, 101 mph FB, suddenly elite control. Closer upside.4DS
19Paul SewaldASEARPVelo still up from 2021, major HR issues. Most frequent closer after April.3
20Daniel HudsonNLADRPGB pitcher out of nowhere, throwing a lot more sliders. Strong closer candidate despite knee injury.4S
21Alex LangeADETRPAdded sinker and throws mostly curveballs. Good GB rate.3
22Taylor RogersNSFGRPHR issues in MIL. Velo down from 2021 but still fine. Clear rebound but unlikely to close at beginning of year after down year.4
23Pete FairbanksATBRRPHuge velo and GB increase, Clase-like upside if he can stay healthy.4S
24Kyle FinneganNWSNRPHuge velo increase, added control. Likely to close if he sticks around.3
25Trevor MayAOAKRP
26Evan PhillipsNLADRPAdded velo and added cutter. First time he's ever shown control but looks legit.3S
27Kendall GravemanACHWRPMaintained velo but more offspeed.3
28Jorge LopezAMINRP58% GB and +2.5 mph. Curveball became plus pitch. Command and velo down after trade.2
29Scott BarlowAKCRRPPrimary closer, velo was down, threw more curveballs. Obvious ERA regression.2
30Giovanny GallegosNSTLRPFour saves in 2nd half. Looked good.3
31Carlos EstevezALAARPSame pitcher as 2021, all velo.3
32Dylan FloroNMIARPNot a GB pitcher anymore, velo down after shoulder issues. Good in 2nd half but a lot of red flags.2
33Craig KimbrelNPHIRPVelo and K rate crash.2
34A.J. MinterNATLRPGot saves when Jansen was out. Added velo, threw more changeups.3DS
35Seranthony DominguezNPHIRPVelo back to rookie season. Didn't close in September but clear sleeper.3DS
36Aroldis ChapmanAKCRRPSignificant velo decline, awful control in consecutive years.3
37Brock BurkeATEXRPBig velo increase, wasn't good in 2021.3
38Luis GarciaAHOURPGB pitcher, continuing to add velo.3
39Jose AlvaradoNPHIRPVelo still up since 2021, but 43% sliders now with elite GB. Improvement looks real.4S
40Joe JimenezNATLRPVelo returned and was dominant again. ERA metrics closer to 2.3
41Tanner ScottNMIARPCloser much of the year. GB rate dropped, threw more sliders. Control still horrific, and much worse late.3
42Jimmy HergetALAARPGood since finding control, closed over last two months.3
43Hector NerisAHOURPMore fastballs, better control. Pitched much better than ERA.4
44Scott McGoughNARIRP00
45Ryan TeperaALAARPLost some velo, wasn't missing bats. Got some saves late.3
46Alex VesiaNLADRPAdding velo throwing more sliders with improved control.3
47Erik SwansonATORRPElite K/BB, improved despite less velo. Splitter was great.3
48James KarinchakACLERPGreat after returning from injury. Velo down slightly.3
49Kevin GinkelNARIRPAdded velo, finally broke out.3
50Brandon HughesNCHCRPGood milb track record, closed over last two months.3
51Chris MartinABOSRPAdded velo, more cutters. Insane control after going to LA. Closer sleeper.4S
52A.J. PukAOAKRPRare health. Saves in July. Control issues in second half.2
53Jason AdamATBRRPFound control with huge increased in sliders and changeups.3
54Robert SuarezNSDPRPMuch better control in second half, elite velo.3
55Adam OttavinoNNYMRPGB increase, fixed control. Closer potential if control continues.3
56Bryan AbreuAHOURPAdded 1.5 mph velo, dominant slider. Fixed control in second half.4S
57Brusdar GraterolNLADRPNew cutter, improved control and 63% GB. No out pitch.3
58Zach JacksonAOAKRPDecent two pitch pitcher, poor control. Closer chance.3DS
59Joe KellyACHWRPVelo and GB rates were fine. Should rebound.4
60Rafael MonteroAHOURPNow a GB pitcher and added velo, but has injury history.3
61Jalen BeeksATBRRPAdded significant velocity.3
62Garrett CleavingerATBRRPElite in TB, control fixed. Closer potential.4S
63Collin McHughNATLRPElite over two seasons, throwing all sliders and cutters.3
64Will SmithAFARPWas excellent after trade. Velo down slightly but really found control in Houston. Excellent closer potential after late surge.4S
65Joe MantiplyNARIRPDeveloped plus change, elite control.3
66Emilio PaganAMINRPVelo and GB rate increased. HR still huge problem. Good in second half.3
67Caleb ThielbarAMINRPAdded velo, terrific in second half.4
68Lou TrivinoANYYRPIntroduced slider, threw it much more in NYY. Much better in NYY, though should have been mid-3's overall. Not good enough to close.3
69Reynaldo LopezACHWRPElite control over last two seasons. Added huge velo, though HR rate a fluke.3
70Matt BushNMILRPVelo rebound, huge HR issues in Milwaukee. Curveball usage up in MIL.3
71Luis GarciaAHOURPGB pitcher, continuing to add velo.3
72Trevor StephanACLERPTransitioned from SP, great velo and two plus secondaries.3
73Colin PocheATBRRPGot save opps but had terrible HR issues.3
74Liam HendriksACHWRPHeld velo from 2021, remains elite.3
75Brad BoxbergerNCHCRPVelo down again. Overachieved.2
76Diego CastilloASEARPOne save in last two months, no longer a GB pitcher. Mostly sliders.3
77Gregory SotoNPHIRPVelo still great, control still terrible. Scary closer.2
78Michael KingANYYRPAdded two mph and sweeper, fractured elbow but no TJS.4
79Sam HentgesACLERP62% GB throwing more sinkers, good offspeed.3
80Andrew ChafinAFARPVelo in decline but still very good.3
81Aaron BummerACHWRPMissed three months with lat but finished healthy. 63% GB, velo down slightly.3
82Robert StephensonNPITRP
83Seth LugoNSDPRPAdded velo, seen as SP by some teams. HR rate concerning.3DS
84Brooks RaleyNNYMRPFound control over last two years. Almost all offspeed pitches.3
85Mychal GivensABALRPLosing velo, more sliders.2
86John SchreiberABOSRPAdded two mph, 56% GB. Save opps late in the year.3
87Mark MelanconNARIRPVelo and GB rate tanked. Looks finished, though he also looked bad in 2020.3
88Taylor ClarkeAKCRRPGood velo, more offspeed, elite control.3
89Andrew BellattiNPHIRP
90Tommy KahnleANYYRP
91Dylan ColemanAKCRRPControl issues but good velo and two plus pitches.3
92Bryan BakerABALRPGood milb track record and velo uptick.3
93Griffin JaxAMINRP3 mph velo increase and a lot more sliders. A completely different pitcher in the pen.4
94David RobertsonNNYMRPBest velo of career, throwing more sliders. Shaky control.3
95Michael FulmerAFARPVelo down, throwing mostly sliders. Not a really a closer candidate.3
96Jason FoleyADETRPGB pitcher with great control.3
97Wandy PeraltaANYYRPClosing opps. Added sinker and control.3
98Lucas LuetgeANYYRP
99Dillon TateABALRPLost velo after 2021 spike, but much better control. GB pitcher should be solid if control holds, and was clear saves fallback.3
100Tim MayzaATORRP58% GB and control control.3
101Nick VespiABALRPThrows junk but a solid RP.3
102Ron MarinaccioANYYRPControl issues but really misses bats.3
103Adam CimberATORRPLed league in appearances. More Ks but no grounders.3
104Yimi GarciaATORRPLost some velo, more fastballs.3
105Hunter HarveyNWSNRPAdded velo, trashed curveball. Closer potential if he stays healthy.4DS
106Dylan LeeNATLRPElite control, mostly sliders.3
107Josh StaumontAKCRRPControl was gone, curveball terrible.3
108Miguel CastroNARIRP
109Penn MurfeeASEARPSidearmer with great control. Mostly sliders.3
110Adrian MorejonNSDPRPGood control, could move to rotation. Lack of strikeouts concerning.3
111Hoby MilnerNMILRPDeveloped changeup, elite control.3
112Jonathan LoaisigaANYYRPMaintained GB rate, didn't miss bats with bad breaking ball.3
113Eli MorganACLERPAdded velo, HRs still an issue.3
114Lucas SimsNCINRPSurgery for herniated disc. Velo was way down.3
115Will VestADETRP
116Connor BrogdonNPHIRP43% changeups, strong K/BB.3
117Matt StrahmNPHIRPBest velo of career, control regression.3
118Cionel PerezABALRP51% GB, added velo. Control improvement. Probably not enough strikeouts to close.3
119Carl Edwards Jr.NWSNRPAdded changeup, K rate not great.3
120Rowan WickNCHCRPSome saves late in the year. Had HR issues.3
121Garrett CrochetACHWRP
122Domingo AcevedoAOAKRPCloser in September. Mediocre velo and K rates.2
123Jonathan HernandezATEXRPNo control since TJS, velo was good.3
124Tyler RogersNSFGRPGB rate still good, control regression.3
125Jake DiekmanACHWRPHorrible control and HR issues, velo still fine.3
126Jordan HicksNSTLRPStruggled but FB and GB were fine.4
127Pierce JohnsonNCOLRP
128Huascar BrazobanNMIARPGreat velo, mostly sliders. Was in Independent Ball.3
129Nabil CrismattNSDPRP50% GB, mostly changeups, added Ks.3
130Mason ThompsonNWSNRPDecent velo, not missing bats.3
131Jose QuijadaALAARPAdded velo, throws 84% FB. Still has control issues but got saves.3
132Jeremiah EstradaNCHCRPCloser potential, elite K rates in minors.3
133Richard BleierNMIARPGB down significantly.2
134Jovani MoranAMINRPImpressive strikeout numbers. Stuff isn't great.3
135Shawn ArmstrongATBRRPVelo up significantly, 4.36 K/BB with TB.4
136Phil BickfordNLADRPGreat other than HR issues.3
137Wil CroweNPITRPAdded velo and fewer fastballs, K/BB still lousy. Terrible second half.2
138Keegan AkinABALRPFirst time he's shown control since low minors. Sudden velo and GB increase.3
139Aaron LoupALAARP
140Matt MooreNFARPAdded velo and far more curveballs.3
141Enyel De Los SantosACLERPMissing bats and keeping ball down.3
142John BrebbiaNSFGRPStrong velo increase but not missing bats.3
143Jarlin GarciaNPITRPMoere offpseed, HR issues.2
144Phil MatonAHOURP
145Peter StrzeleckiNMILRPGreat K rates and success in minors, stuff is average.3
146Cole SulserNARIRP
147Trevor WilliamsNWSNRPVery good as RP, showed nice control as SP.3
148Brad HandNFARPSlider was bad, K rate still falling.2
149Matt BarnesABOSRPFinished year as closer, velo down slightly and curveball was bad. Huge ST to track.2
150JT ChargoisNMIARPFinished year healthy. 60% GB due to more fastballs, closer potential.4DS
151Eric TorresALAARP
152Chris StrattonNSTLRP
153Tejay AntoneNCINRP
154Duane Underwood Jr.NPITRP
155Steven WilsonNSDPRP
156Dany JimenezAOAKRPAdded velo and more curveballs. Lousy control, closed early in the year.2
157Yerry De Los SantosNPITRPElite milb track record, great GB, closer upside.4DS
158Nic EnrightNMIARP
159Trevor RichardsATORRP
160Brett MartinATEXRP
161Andrew KittredgeATBRRPTJS in June.3
162Jorge AlcalaAMINRPMinor elbow surgery, worthy flier based on 2021.3
163Joely RodríguezABOSRP
164Ryan ThompsonATBRRPSeason ended with elbow injury, decent GB rate and control.3
165Alex ColomeNFARPAll cutters and GBs, didn't miss bats.3
166Matthew FestaASEARP
167Andrew NardiNMIARP
168Tommy NanceNMIARP
169Chad SmithAOAKRP
170Ryan BrasierABOSRP.335 BABIP, great K/BB. Incredibly unlucky.4
171Ryne StanekAHOURPBest velo of career. Control was bad and HR is outlier.2
172Brandon WalterABOSRP
173Kirby YatesNATLRP
174Víctor AranoNWSNRP
175Steven OkertNMIARPAdded velo and lost of sliders, but HR and control still issues.2
176Erasmo RamirezNWSNRP
177Corey KnebelNFARPVelo down slightly, K rate sucked, bad shoulder injury.2
178Caleb FergusonNLADRP
179Jake CousinsNMILRP
180Joe BarlowATEXRP60% sliders, had wrist surgery. Wasn't missing bats.2
181Sean DoolittleNWSNRP
182Alex ReyesNFARP
183Victor GonzalezNLADRP
184Shelby MillerNLADRPThrowing mostly sliders, dominant.4
185Ken GilesAFARP
186Drew PomeranzNSDPRP
187Dinelson LametNCOLRPGot on track with Colorado, velo still down.3
188Andrew WantzALAARP
189Richard LoveladyAKCRRP
190Trevor GottASEARPNew cutter, showing elite control.3
191Hunter StricklandNFARPPoor control, saves out of desperation.2
192Buck FarmerNCINRPSlight velo increase and more curveballs.3
193Yency AlmonteNLADRPFound control again and threw slider more. Still overachieved.3
194Luis FríasNARIRP
195Zach PopATORRP57%, good velo. Doesn't miss bats.3
196Drew SmithNNYMRP
197Tony SantillanNCINRP
198Jesse ChavezNATLRP
199Justin MartinezNARIRP
200Josh SimpsonNMIARP
201Genesis CabreraNSTLRPVelo down, bad in second half.2
202Brent SuterNCOLRPVelo down slightly, throwing more changeups. Control has deteriorated consecutive years.2
203Luke WeaverNCINRPK/BB very good but running out of chances.3
204Amir GarrettAKCRRPVelo decline and awful control.2
205Ian GibautNCINRP
206Gavin HollowellNCOLRP
207Sam MollAOAKRP
208Lucas GilbreathNCOLRP
209Ian KennedyNFARPVelo starting to fall. Throwing all fastballs secon consecutive year.3
210Tim HillNSDPRP
211Nick AndersonNATLRP
212Jaime BarriaALAARPEffective in pen but still not missing bats, velo was down.2
213Matt WislerAFARP
214Julian MerryweatherNCHCRP
215Michael RuckerNCHCRP
216Jared ShusterNATLRP
217Sam LongNSFGRPAdded velo in pen, not missing bats.3
218Jose RuizACHWRP
219Reese OlsonADETRP
220Fernando CruzNCINRPPicked up from Mexico, good K rate and changeup.3
221Nate PearsonATORRP
222Rony GarcíaADETRP
223Mike BurrowsNPITRP
224Justin LawrenceNCOLRP
225Manuel RodríguezNCHCRP
226Archie BradleyAFARPRepeated elbow problems, has turned into GB pitcher with less velo.3
227Darius VinesNATLRP
228Nick SandlinACLERP56% GB, mostly sliders. Terrible control.3
229John KingATEXRP
230Joel PayampsNMILRP
231Andres MachadoNWSNRP
232Kyle NelsonNARIRP
233Zack BrittonAFARPReturned from TJS, immediately hurt shoulder. Velo was way down.2
234Matt FosterACHWRP
235Andrew AbbottNCINRP
236Codi HeuerNCHCRP
237Chase De JongNPITRP
238J.P. FeyereisenNLADRPShoulder issues, velo was down. Added control makes him more interesting.3
239Jake BirdNCOLRP56% GB, killed by LHP.3
240Joey CantilloACLERP
241Jimmy LambertACHWRP
242Levi StoudtNCINRP
243Bryan MataABOSRP
244Joey KrehbielABALRP
245Jake IrvinNWSNRP
246Corbin MartinNARIRP

Fantasy Baseball Second Base Rankings 2023

Updated 01/21/23

Rankings based on 15-team mixed, standard roto-scoring leagues.

Rating: 1-5, 5 is likely improvement, 1 is likely decline

Status: Sleeper (S), Deep Sleeper (DS), Bust (B)

RankNameLgTeamPosCommentsRatingStatus
1Marcus SemienATEX2BLed league in PA last three full seasons. HR% back to career norm. Speed and batted ball data like good. Very consistent after May.3
2Andres GimenezACLE2BComplete breakout, buried in lineup for most of year. Huge SB potential if he's promoted.3
3Tommy EdmanNSTL2BHit ball harder at slight expense of K%. Slight decline in speed. Finished season leadoff but was up and down.3
4Jazz ChisholmNMIA2BNearly doubled K%, huge increase in pull rate. Clear 30/30 if healthy.4S
5Jose AltuveAHOU2BBig FB% increase from 2021 stayed, BB% career high. EV decline is concerning. Speed steady, but success rate is fluky.2
6Gleyber TorresANYY2BComplete rebound. Best batted ball data of career by far. Struggled with wrist in second half but had great September.4
7Ozzie AlbiesNATL2BRates look fine, sprint speed plunged (foot). Fluky injuries.3
8Jorge PolancoAMIN2BEV held but slight K% spike. Extreme LA. Missed time with knee, did nothing in second half. Easy rebound.4
9Vaughn GrissomNATL2BEV wasn't great, slowed in September. Most pedestrial 15/15 for now.3
10Luis ArraezNMIA2B7% K, primarily leadoff.3
11Jeff McNeilNNYM2BComplete rebound, improved to 10% K. Clearly elite BA, batting order spot not favorable.3
12Whit MerrifieldATOR2BWoke up in TOR but didn't run. Still has speed, and batted ball data looks okay. Hit at bottom of order.3
13Jean SeguraNMIA2BK% up slightly, mostly steady. Speed down b2b years. Not bullish on him. Sprint speed down last two years. Slight decline.3
14Bryson StottNPHI2BSolid second half. Elite speed. Still has 20/20 upside, but buried in batting order.4
15Ketel MarteNARI2BK% gone way up again. Batted ball data and LA look good. Played through hamstring.4
16Josh RojasNARI2BSB despite declining speed. Cut K%.3
17Luis GarciaNWSN2BDidn't hit LHP, inconsistent but great at AAA. Strong BA and power upside.4
18Thairo EstradaNSFG2BEV wasn't good, probably reached his ceiling.2
19DJ LeMahieuANYY2BPower down in consecutive years, foot injury. K% still strong, EV in decline.2
20Gavin LuxNLAD2BReally bad in September after returning from injury. LA well down, but milb shows more power.3
21Brendan RodgersNCOL2B17% K, LA is bad. Mainly hit LHP. Power has never been elite.3
22Kolten WongASEA2BK% is rising with LA. Stole bases despite crashing speed.2
23Adam FrazierABAL2BNo big changes from 2021, ability is in between.3
24Jonathan IndiaNCIN2BChronic injuries, EV was brutal. Respectable in second half and still hitting near top of order.3
25Brendan DonovanNSTL2BMilb performance held up, but limited upside.3
26Jake CronenworthNSDP2BK% up, EV declining. Favorable lineup spots unlikely to continue.2
27Santiago EspinalATOR2BHas more BA potential, EV was mediocre.3
28Max MuncyNLAD2BTerrible start after torn elbow ligament, .791 OPS in second half. Very good over last two months.4
29Christian ArroyoABOS2BCut K%, not terrible vs. RHP. Very good with playing time over last two months. .292 XBA, deserving of more PT.4DS
30Jon BertiNMIA2B18 SB in June, didn't hit in second half. Elite speed but risk of falling off cliff due to age.2
31Joey WendleNMIA2BImproved to 14% K, speed and LA tanked.3
32Brandon DruryALAA2BStats tanked in SD, reason to be skeptical of BA. Power good everywhere but helped by CIN.2
33Brandon LoweATBR2BBack issues, HR tanked.3
34Luis RengifoALAA2BStrong K% improvement, but didn't attempt SBs. Solid power second half but likely hit power ceiling.3
35Michael MasseyAKCR2BStrong five cat potential, doesn't run that well.3
36Christopher MorelNCHC2B32% K, elite arm with pop and speed. Very raw and terrible in second half.2B
37Luis UriasNMIL2BLA is skyrocketing. HR% not much lower than 2021. Missed June to injury. Power spike possible.3
38Tony KempAOAK2BCame around over last two months, 12% K, atrocious hard hit data.3
39Isaac ParedesATBR2BMore power than he showed in minors. Decent contact. Killed LHP, bad second half.2
40Nick GordonAMIN2BGood EV, doesn't have much speed or power.3
41Wilmer FloresNSFG2BTerrible in 2nd half, K% decline.3
42Nicky LopezAKCR2BK% held but EV decline.3
43Rodolfo CastroNPIT2B23 HR between AAA and MLB. Terrible BA hitter.3
44Aledmys DiazAOAK2BEV falling.3
45Jonathan ArandaATBR2BHas raked in consecutive years. Very underrated prospect.4S
46Tyler WadeAOAK2B
47Trevor StoryABOS2BK% spike to 31%. Wrist injury. EV down. All-or-nothing.3
48Josh HarrisonAFA2BDoesn't run well anymore, but solid second half.3
49David FletcherALAA2B7% K, still has excellent xBA.4
50Ramon UriasABAL2BLikely matched ceiling, slowed late in the year.3
51Jonathan SchoopADET2BWorst HR% of career. Only hit LHP, terrible 2nd half. Batted ball data was bad.3
52Nolan GormanNSTL2BExtreme LA, 33% K. Risky all or nothing hitter.3B
53Jordan DiazAOAK2BGood contact rate, interesting BA upside.3DS
54Kevin NewmanNCIN2BK% spike, LA is rising a bit. Speed is down.2
55Lenyn SosaACHW2BPower breakout in minors, overmatched in MLB. Unclear if he's a regular.3
56Nick AllenAOAK2BDefense should keep him up. Nothing good offensively.3DS
57Orlando ArciaNATL2BBig HR% and LA increase. Hitting ball harder.3DS
58Charles LeblancNMIA2BBreakout year with BA, 31% K so unlikely to continue. Has some pop.3
59Vidal BrujanATBR2BGood year at AAA, but SB success rate plummeted. Only hit LHP. Sprint speed was mediocre.2
60Nick MadrigalNCHC2BMore injuries, K rate up. Made progress in second half but not enough.2
61Zach McKinstryNCHC2B28% K, has some pop and speed but probably not a regular.3
62Edouard JulienAMIN2B
63Leury GarciaACHW2BEV looked okay, running well.3
64Abraham ToroNMIL2BNo major chances from 2022, but LA keeps increasing.3
65Romy GonzalezACHW2BGood EV, has good pop and speed. 35% K.3
66Michael BuschNLAD2B
67David HensleyAHOU2BGood BA. OBP machine.3
68Luis GuillormeNNYM2BNo upside.2
69Cesar HernandezAFA2BBrutal EV, looks finished.2
70Terrin VavraABAL2BHas hit for BA but nothing else.3
71Cavan BiggioATOR2BHR% down again. Extreme LA but almost no upside.3
72Rougned OdorAFA2BEV down but making better contact. Most extreme LA of career.3
73Jonathan VillarNFA2BSpeed has tanked.2
74Tucupita MarcanoNPIT2B
75Niko GoodrumABOS2B
76Enmanuel ValdezABOS2B
77Taylor WallsATBR2BEltie defense, bad EV. Can run.3
78Jonah BrideAOAK2BStrong walk rate, not clear he can actually hit.3
79Connor NorbyABAL2B
80Miles MastrobuoniNCHC2BLooked overmatched but has shown good BA ability and speed.3
81Xavier EdwardsNMIA2B
82Hanser AlbertoNFA2BK% up to 16%, hit LHP okay but not great.2
83Owen MillerNMIL2BHot in April but no other good months.3
84Samad TaylorAKCR2B
85Matt ReynoldsNCIN2B
86Alejo LopezNCIN2B
87Nick GonzalesNPIT2B
88Andrelton SimmonsNFA2B
89Wenceel PerezADET2B
90Zack GelofAOAK2B
91Michael StefanicALAA2BGreat contact and BA in minors.3
92Buddy KennedyNARI2BSome on-base ability, showed pop in the past.3
93Justin FoscueATEX2B
94David BoteNCHC2BStruggled at AAA and MLB. 35% K.2
95Travis BlankenhornNWSN2B
96Hoy ParkNATL2B