Robbie Ray is back in the conversation, and it’s time to dive deep into what that means for our fantasy teams in 2025. With his stock falling to around SP50 in drafts, is this the perfect opportunity to snag a potential SP2/3 at a bargain price?
Let’s talk about the elephant in the room—Ray’s recovery from Tommy John surgery. How much faith do you have in his ability to bounce back? Historically, pitchers who have had success before tend to find their way back, but can we really trust him after the yips and a year off?
For those of you who prefer to wait on pitching, Ray could be a golden ticket. His K/9 rates have always been impressive, and with a simplified arsenal focusing on his fastball and slider, could he be primed for a resurgence?
What’s your strategy when it comes to drafting pitchers? Are you willing to take a risk on a guy like Ray, or do you prefer to play it safe with more established names?
And let’s not forget about the competition. With names like Spencer Strider and Jared Jones being drafted ahead of him, are we undervaluing Ray’s potential?
Share your thoughts, predictions, and experiences with Robbie Ray and late-round pitching strategies. Is he a sleeper you’re targeting, or are you steering clear? Let’s get the conversation rolling!
Robbie Ray is back in the conversation, and it’s time to dive deep into what that means for our fantasy teams in 2025. With his stock falling to around SP50 in drafts, is this the perfect opportunity to snag a potential SP2/3 at a bargain price?
Let’s talk about the elephant in the room—Ray’s recovery from Tommy John surgery. How much faith do you have in his ability to bounce back? Historically, pitchers who have had success before tend to find their way back, but can we really trust him after the yips and a year off?
For those of you who prefer to wait on pitching, Ray could be a golden ticket. His K/9 rates have always been impressive, and with a simplified arsenal focusing on his fastball and slider, could he be primed for a resurgence?
What’s your strategy when it comes to drafting pitchers? Are you willing to take a risk on a guy like Ray, or do you prefer to play it safe with more established names?
And let’s not forget about the competition. With names like Spencer Strider and Jared Jones being drafted ahead of him, are we undervaluing Ray’s potential?
Share your thoughts, predictions, and experiences with Robbie Ray and late-round pitching strategies. Is he a sleeper you’re targeting, or are you steering clear? Let’s get the conversation rolling!
