- Mon Mar 17, 2025 10:01 am
#8321
As we gear up for the 2025 Fantasy Baseball season, the conversation around sleeper pitchers is heating up. With so many intriguing options on the table, it's time to dive into some bold predictions and see where the community stands.
First up, let's talk about Dustin May. After a long recovery from surgery, he’s back in the mix and has the potential to be a game-changer for the Dodgers. His 97+ mph sinker is a weapon, and if he can stay healthy, could we be looking at a breakout season? How do you feel about taking a chance on him in your drafts? Is the risk worth the potential reward?
Then there's Grant Holmes, who has shown flashes of brilliance with his impressive strike rates. However, his struggles against left-handed batters raise some eyebrows. Can he adapt and become a reliable option in your rotation? Or is he just another name to watch from the sidelines?
Sawyer Gipson-Long is another name to consider, especially with his unique skill set and potential return from injury. Are you willing to stash him on your IL, or do you think there are safer options available?
Max Meyer’s situation is a bit murky. With a great slider but questionable command on his other pitches, is he a player you’d take a gamble on, or do you think he’s destined for inconsistency?
Lastly, Richard Fitts has been turning heads with his newfound velocity. If he can maintain that 97+ mph heat, could he be the surprise of the season? What are your thoughts on his potential to secure a spot in the Red Sox rotation?
Let’s hear your takes! Who are you targeting in your drafts? Do you believe in the potential of these pitchers, or are there other names on your radar? Share your insights, experiences, and any bold predictions you have for the upcoming season!
First up, let's talk about Dustin May. After a long recovery from surgery, he’s back in the mix and has the potential to be a game-changer for the Dodgers. His 97+ mph sinker is a weapon, and if he can stay healthy, could we be looking at a breakout season? How do you feel about taking a chance on him in your drafts? Is the risk worth the potential reward?
Then there's Grant Holmes, who has shown flashes of brilliance with his impressive strike rates. However, his struggles against left-handed batters raise some eyebrows. Can he adapt and become a reliable option in your rotation? Or is he just another name to watch from the sidelines?
Sawyer Gipson-Long is another name to consider, especially with his unique skill set and potential return from injury. Are you willing to stash him on your IL, or do you think there are safer options available?
Max Meyer’s situation is a bit murky. With a great slider but questionable command on his other pitches, is he a player you’d take a gamble on, or do you think he’s destined for inconsistency?
Lastly, Richard Fitts has been turning heads with his newfound velocity. If he can maintain that 97+ mph heat, could he be the surprise of the season? What are your thoughts on his potential to secure a spot in the Red Sox rotation?
Let’s hear your takes! Who are you targeting in your drafts? Do you believe in the potential of these pitchers, or are there other names on your radar? Share your insights, experiences, and any bold predictions you have for the upcoming season!
- By Anonymous