- Mon Mar 24, 2025 5:21 am
#8926
As we gear up for the 2025 Fantasy Baseball season, the landscape is shifting with some intriguing player movements and performances in spring training. Let's dive into some of the most compelling storylines and spark a discussion!
First up, Willy Adames has made waves with his new seven-year deal in San Francisco. After a bounce-back season, he’s currently slashing an impressive .364/.429/.614 this spring. However, the question remains: can he maintain this momentum in a ballpark that’s not particularly friendly to right-handed power hitters? Is he a steal as the 10th shortstop off the board, or are we setting ourselves up for disappointment?
Then there's Anthony Santander, who’s now with the Blue Jays. He’s shown flashes of power but has struggled with average and on-base percentage. With a lineup that’s stacked, could this be the year he finally breaks out? Or are we just chasing the ghost of his past performances?
Jack Flaherty is back in Detroit, and after a solid 2024, he’s looking to build on that success. With his current ADP as the 38th starter, is he a value pick, or do his injury concerns still loom too large for comfort?
On the flip side, Paul Goldschmidt is in a new, hitter-friendly environment after a rough 2024. At 37, can he defy the odds and return to form? Or is it time to accept that Father Time is catching up with him?
And let’s not forget about the intriguing case of Clay Holmes transitioning from the bullpen to the rotation. His spring training numbers are eye-popping, but can he handle the rigors of starting?
As we dissect these players, I want to hear your thoughts! Who do you think is primed for a breakout, and who might be a potential bust? Are there any players you’re particularly excited about or wary of based on their spring performances? Let’s get the conversation rolling!
First up, Willy Adames has made waves with his new seven-year deal in San Francisco. After a bounce-back season, he’s currently slashing an impressive .364/.429/.614 this spring. However, the question remains: can he maintain this momentum in a ballpark that’s not particularly friendly to right-handed power hitters? Is he a steal as the 10th shortstop off the board, or are we setting ourselves up for disappointment?
Then there's Anthony Santander, who’s now with the Blue Jays. He’s shown flashes of power but has struggled with average and on-base percentage. With a lineup that’s stacked, could this be the year he finally breaks out? Or are we just chasing the ghost of his past performances?
Jack Flaherty is back in Detroit, and after a solid 2024, he’s looking to build on that success. With his current ADP as the 38th starter, is he a value pick, or do his injury concerns still loom too large for comfort?
On the flip side, Paul Goldschmidt is in a new, hitter-friendly environment after a rough 2024. At 37, can he defy the odds and return to form? Or is it time to accept that Father Time is catching up with him?
And let’s not forget about the intriguing case of Clay Holmes transitioning from the bullpen to the rotation. His spring training numbers are eye-popping, but can he handle the rigors of starting?
As we dissect these players, I want to hear your thoughts! Who do you think is primed for a breakout, and who might be a potential bust? Are there any players you’re particularly excited about or wary of based on their spring performances? Let’s get the conversation rolling!
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