| Arenado – And one of these years he’s going to get lucky. |
| Bryant – A 2nd-round steal and it’s happening in some leagues. |
| Machado – Same thing except it’s happening in most leagues |
| Js Ramirez 2B – What a player in five cats and real baseball. |
| Rendon – As I said in WGB, room to grow in all cats. Batting 6th doesn’t hurt too much in that lineup. |
| Donaldson – One more big year. |
| Bregman SS – Really good but the game is not that easy. Ask Rendon. |
| Moustakas – No reason he won’t repeat 2017, all the skills are there. |
| Sano – Great spring shows he’s healthy, possible suspension offset by virtual certainty of 35 HRs in a full season. |
| Kyle Seager – Last Year’s Bum |
| R Devers – Surprisingly little love for such an obviously big talent. |
| Castellanos – The Tigers’ lineup won’t be terrible. |
| Beltre – Has dropped to 18th among 3B’s. Take what they give you. |
| Gallo 1B – 40 HRs, you have to hope he hits .240 instead of .210. |
| Justin Turner – Misses at least a month. |
| Eduardo Nunez 2B OF – Get a backup |
| E Suarez – He’s good, some people I respect think he’s going to get better. |
| Gyorko – He’s a regular, why is his ADP 340? |
| Travis Shaw – …while his ADP is 87? Frontrunners. |
| Longoria – Look for .280 with 18 HRs. Another deep position this year when Longo is #20. |
| Matt Chapman – Streak and slump. |
| Lamb – When does the platoon start? |
| Todd Frazier – Anything is possible but .220 with 23 HRs is the bet. |
| Maikel Franco – Poor spring and you would think a short leash. Still has talent, not a bad reserve. |
| Y Solarte 2B SS – Doubles are not a category but maybe he’ll adjust his launch angle |
| Healy 1B So many 1st base bats have failed in Safeco. |
| Spangenburg – Will steal bases if he plays, with a little pop too. |
| Jeimer Candelario – Looks like he’s batting 2nd, where .270 with 18 HRs has more value. |
| JP Crawford – Minor league record does not indicate a star but the Phillies believe. |
| Matt Davidson – Which comes first, 25 HRs or 200 Ks? |
| Johan Camargo – Seems to be the regular, a little BA potential but not much else. |
| Miguel Andujar – Working out at 1st base they say, should be up by June. |
| Brian Anderson – The regular in Miami, could hit for average with modest power. More likely .250 with 11 HRs. |
I’ll add Eduardo Escobar at the very bottom, he’s the shortstop now that Jorge Polanco has been suspended. And if you want to take a shot in the reserves, Nick Senzel. Actually, I would rather take a shot with Senzel, knowning that a few of the bottom feeders will be on the waiver wire in an emergency.