- Thu Feb 20, 2025 1:46 am
#6458
The 2025 fantasy baseball season is shaping up to be a wild ride, especially with the Seattle Mariners' starting rotation stealing the spotlight. With Luis Castillo as the elder statesman at 32, could we see a youth movement that not only challenges expectations but also sets records for the least walks allowed by starters? How do you think this rotation will impact their overall fantasy value, especially considering their ability to limit baserunners?
On the other hand, what about Jose Altuve's transition to left field? At 34, is this a smart move for the Astros, or are they risking injury for a player who has been a cornerstone at second base? If he does end up spending more time in the outfield, how do you see that affecting his fantasy stock?
And let’s not forget Marcus Stroman's situation with the Yankees. With his reluctance to pitch out of the bullpen and the uncertainty surrounding his role, is he a player to avoid in drafts, or could he surprise us if given the chance to start?
Then there's Shohei Ohtani, who is on the mend from Tommy John surgery. With his dual-threat potential, how do you think his value will fluctuate as he returns to pitching? Can he replicate his historic 50/50 season, or should we temper our expectations?
Lastly, what are your thoughts on players like Luis Robert Jr. and Jurickson Profar? Robert has the potential to bounce back in a contract year, while Profar could be a sneaky late-round pick if he can hold down a spot in the Braves' lineup until Ronald Acuña Jr. returns.
Let’s dive into these storylines! What bold predictions do you have for these players and their impact on the fantasy landscape this season?
On the other hand, what about Jose Altuve's transition to left field? At 34, is this a smart move for the Astros, or are they risking injury for a player who has been a cornerstone at second base? If he does end up spending more time in the outfield, how do you see that affecting his fantasy stock?
And let’s not forget Marcus Stroman's situation with the Yankees. With his reluctance to pitch out of the bullpen and the uncertainty surrounding his role, is he a player to avoid in drafts, or could he surprise us if given the chance to start?
Then there's Shohei Ohtani, who is on the mend from Tommy John surgery. With his dual-threat potential, how do you think his value will fluctuate as he returns to pitching? Can he replicate his historic 50/50 season, or should we temper our expectations?
Lastly, what are your thoughts on players like Luis Robert Jr. and Jurickson Profar? Robert has the potential to bounce back in a contract year, while Profar could be a sneaky late-round pick if he can hold down a spot in the Braves' lineup until Ronald Acuña Jr. returns.
Let’s dive into these storylines! What bold predictions do you have for these players and their impact on the fantasy landscape this season?