2025 Breakout Hitters: Who's Ready to Surprise Us?
Posted: Sun Jan 26, 2025 10:10 pm
As we gear up for the 2025 Fantasy Baseball season, the buzz around breakout players is heating up. With young stars like Elly De La Cruz, Gunnar Henderson, and Bobby Witt Jr. solidifying their spots as first-round picks, it’s time to dig deeper into the draft pool for hidden gems.
Let’s talk about some intriguing candidates who could significantly outproduce their current ADPs. Kerry Carpenter, for instance, is sitting at an ADP of 185. With a potential for 30 homers and a solid average, he could be a steal if he can overcome his struggles against lefties. How do you feel about Carpenter’s upside? Is he worth the risk in daily leagues?
Then there’s Michael Toglia, who had a rough average last season but showed promise with his power metrics. If he can refine his plate approach, could he become a reliable contributor in Colorado’s thin air? What are your thoughts on his potential for improvement?
Jordan Westburg is another name to watch, currently being drafted around ADP 87. With a profile that mirrors some of the league's elite hitters, could he be the next breakout star in a strong Baltimore lineup? What kind of numbers do you think he can realistically achieve this season?
Lastly, Tommy Edman is being overlooked at an ADP of 178. With his speed and the potential for high run production in the Dodgers' lineup, could he be the ultimate value pick? How do you see his role evolving this season?
Let’s hear your thoughts! Who are your favorite breakout candidates for 2025? Are there any players you think are being undervalued or overhyped? Share your insights and let’s get the conversation rolling!
Let’s talk about some intriguing candidates who could significantly outproduce their current ADPs. Kerry Carpenter, for instance, is sitting at an ADP of 185. With a potential for 30 homers and a solid average, he could be a steal if he can overcome his struggles against lefties. How do you feel about Carpenter’s upside? Is he worth the risk in daily leagues?
Then there’s Michael Toglia, who had a rough average last season but showed promise with his power metrics. If he can refine his plate approach, could he become a reliable contributor in Colorado’s thin air? What are your thoughts on his potential for improvement?
Jordan Westburg is another name to watch, currently being drafted around ADP 87. With a profile that mirrors some of the league's elite hitters, could he be the next breakout star in a strong Baltimore lineup? What kind of numbers do you think he can realistically achieve this season?
Lastly, Tommy Edman is being overlooked at an ADP of 178. With his speed and the potential for high run production in the Dodgers' lineup, could he be the ultimate value pick? How do you see his role evolving this season?
Let’s hear your thoughts! Who are your favorite breakout candidates for 2025? Are there any players you think are being undervalued or overhyped? Share your insights and let’s get the conversation rolling!