- Tue Mar 18, 2025 3:50 am
#8406
As we dive into the 2025 Fantasy Baseball season, the closer landscape is shaping up to be a hot topic of discussion. With the recent release of the closer chart, we see a mix of stability and uncertainty across the league. For instance, while Devin Williams of the Yankees is sitting pretty in the green zone, Liam Hendriks of the Red Sox is teetering on the edge of losing his job. This raises some intriguing questions:
How much weight do you put on a closer's job security when drafting your fantasy team? Are you more inclined to take a risk on a red or orange closer, hoping for a bounce-back, or do you prefer the safety of a green light?
Moreover, the committee approach seems to be gaining traction in several teams, particularly in the AL West and NL Central. Do you think this trend will continue to grow, or will teams eventually revert to a more traditional closer role?
And let's not forget about the buy low/sell high strategy. Which players do you think are prime candidates for a buy low opportunity right now? Conversely, who are you looking to sell high before the market shifts?
With the season just around the corner, what bold predictions do you have for the closer position? Will we see a breakout star emerge from the shadows, or will established names continue to dominate?
Share your thoughts, experiences, and strategies as we gear up for what promises to be an exciting season of fantasy baseball!
How much weight do you put on a closer's job security when drafting your fantasy team? Are you more inclined to take a risk on a red or orange closer, hoping for a bounce-back, or do you prefer the safety of a green light?
Moreover, the committee approach seems to be gaining traction in several teams, particularly in the AL West and NL Central. Do you think this trend will continue to grow, or will teams eventually revert to a more traditional closer role?
And let's not forget about the buy low/sell high strategy. Which players do you think are prime candidates for a buy low opportunity right now? Conversely, who are you looking to sell high before the market shifts?
With the season just around the corner, what bold predictions do you have for the closer position? Will we see a breakout star emerge from the shadows, or will established names continue to dominate?
Share your thoughts, experiences, and strategies as we gear up for what promises to be an exciting season of fantasy baseball!
- By Anonymous