- Tue Mar 04, 2025 1:21 am
#7387
As we gear up for the 2025 Fantasy Baseball season, the landscape is shifting rapidly, especially with the recent injury news coming out of Yankees camp. With Clark Schmidt's back issues and Luis Gil's shoulder discomfort, the back half of the Yankees rotation is suddenly a question mark. This opens the door for some intriguing options, but it also raises a lot of questions for fantasy managers.
What are your thoughts on the potential replacements? Could Marcus Stroman, despite his rocky start, reclaim a rotation spot and be a valuable asset? Or is Will Warren the sleeper we should be keeping an eye on, especially given his impressive spring performance?
On the other hand, how do you feel about the impact of injuries on players like Sean Murphy and the opportunity it creates for Drake Baldwin? Baldwin's strong spring could make him a hot commodity in deeper leagues, but can he sustain that momentum once the season starts?
And let's not forget about the potential of players like Jackson Holliday and Vidal Brujan. With Holliday's struggles last year and Brujan's inconsistent performance, do you think they can turn things around this season? Are they worth the risk in your drafts?
Lastly, with the ever-changing dynamics of player roles, how do you approach drafting players who may have uncertain positions or roles, like Brendan Rodgers with the Astros?
Share your bold predictions, insights, and strategies for navigating these early-season challenges. Let's get the conversation rolling!
What are your thoughts on the potential replacements? Could Marcus Stroman, despite his rocky start, reclaim a rotation spot and be a valuable asset? Or is Will Warren the sleeper we should be keeping an eye on, especially given his impressive spring performance?
On the other hand, how do you feel about the impact of injuries on players like Sean Murphy and the opportunity it creates for Drake Baldwin? Baldwin's strong spring could make him a hot commodity in deeper leagues, but can he sustain that momentum once the season starts?
And let's not forget about the potential of players like Jackson Holliday and Vidal Brujan. With Holliday's struggles last year and Brujan's inconsistent performance, do you think they can turn things around this season? Are they worth the risk in your drafts?
Lastly, with the ever-changing dynamics of player roles, how do you approach drafting players who may have uncertain positions or roles, like Brendan Rodgers with the Astros?
Share your bold predictions, insights, and strategies for navigating these early-season challenges. Let's get the conversation rolling!
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