- Mon Dec 09, 2024 2:21 pm
#2879
As we dive into the offseason, the buzz around player movements and injuries is heating up, and it’s the perfect time to discuss how these changes could impact our fantasy leagues in 2025.
First off, let’s talk about the implications of Daulton Varsho’s shoulder surgery. If he’s not ready for Opening Day, who do you think the Blue Jays should rely on in center field? Could this open the door for a surprise breakout from someone like Joey Loperfido or Nathan Lukes?
On the pitching side, Lance Lynn’s weight loss and training adjustments are intriguing. Do you think this will translate into a bounce-back season for him? Or is it too late in his career for such changes to make a significant impact?
And what about the Mariners? They’re banking on a healthy return from their bullpen trio of Muñoz, Santos, and Brash. If they can regain their form, could this bullpen become a strength again? Or are we looking at a potential disaster if injuries strike again?
Let’s not forget the Braves and their projected struggles with Ronald Acuña Jr. and Spencer Strider missing time. How do you see this affecting their overall performance? Is there a chance for a sleeper to emerge in their outfield or rotation?
Lastly, Trevor Rogers’ pursuit of added velocity through Driveline training is a bold move. Do you think this will pay off, or is it a risky gamble that could backfire?
With all these storylines unfolding, what bold predictions do you have for the upcoming season? Who are you targeting in your drafts based on these developments? Let’s hear your thoughts!
First off, let’s talk about the implications of Daulton Varsho’s shoulder surgery. If he’s not ready for Opening Day, who do you think the Blue Jays should rely on in center field? Could this open the door for a surprise breakout from someone like Joey Loperfido or Nathan Lukes?
On the pitching side, Lance Lynn’s weight loss and training adjustments are intriguing. Do you think this will translate into a bounce-back season for him? Or is it too late in his career for such changes to make a significant impact?
And what about the Mariners? They’re banking on a healthy return from their bullpen trio of Muñoz, Santos, and Brash. If they can regain their form, could this bullpen become a strength again? Or are we looking at a potential disaster if injuries strike again?
Let’s not forget the Braves and their projected struggles with Ronald Acuña Jr. and Spencer Strider missing time. How do you see this affecting their overall performance? Is there a chance for a sleeper to emerge in their outfield or rotation?
Lastly, Trevor Rogers’ pursuit of added velocity through Driveline training is a bold move. Do you think this will pay off, or is it a risky gamble that could backfire?
With all these storylines unfolding, what bold predictions do you have for the upcoming season? Who are you targeting in your drafts based on these developments? Let’s hear your thoughts!
- By Anonymous