- Mon Mar 17, 2025 1:15 pm
#8336
As we gear up for the 2025 fantasy baseball season, it's time to dive into some bold predictions that could shake up your draft strategy. The latest hot takes have stirred the pot, and I want to hear your thoughts!
First up, Corbin Carroll is being touted as a first-round pick, but could he actually finish outside the top 30? With an ADP hovering around 10, many are banking on his speed and run-scoring ability. However, his underlying stats raise some eyebrows. Can we really trust a player whose barrel rate is more akin to Ty France than a top-tier slugger? What do you think? Is the hype surrounding Carroll justified, or are we setting ourselves up for disappointment?
And speaking of disappointments, what about starting pitchers? The prediction that no SP will crack the top 10 overall is a bold one. With the landscape of pitching becoming increasingly unpredictable, could this be the year to load up on hitters instead? Are we witnessing a shift in fantasy strategy where hitters reign supreme?
Let’s not forget about Jazz Chisholm, who’s being positioned as a potential MVP for his ADP. With dual eligibility and a strong second half last year, is he the sleeper pick that could outshine even the most hyped players?
Lastly, what are your thoughts on Shohei Ohtani? The speculation that he might transition to a hitter-only role raises questions about his future value. If he does become a full-time hitter, how does that impact your draft plans?
I want to hear your brazen predictions for 2025! Who are you targeting, and who are you avoiding? Let’s get the conversation rolling!
First up, Corbin Carroll is being touted as a first-round pick, but could he actually finish outside the top 30? With an ADP hovering around 10, many are banking on his speed and run-scoring ability. However, his underlying stats raise some eyebrows. Can we really trust a player whose barrel rate is more akin to Ty France than a top-tier slugger? What do you think? Is the hype surrounding Carroll justified, or are we setting ourselves up for disappointment?
And speaking of disappointments, what about starting pitchers? The prediction that no SP will crack the top 10 overall is a bold one. With the landscape of pitching becoming increasingly unpredictable, could this be the year to load up on hitters instead? Are we witnessing a shift in fantasy strategy where hitters reign supreme?
Let’s not forget about Jazz Chisholm, who’s being positioned as a potential MVP for his ADP. With dual eligibility and a strong second half last year, is he the sleeper pick that could outshine even the most hyped players?
Lastly, what are your thoughts on Shohei Ohtani? The speculation that he might transition to a hitter-only role raises questions about his future value. If he does become a full-time hitter, how does that impact your draft plans?
I want to hear your brazen predictions for 2025! Who are you targeting, and who are you avoiding? Let’s get the conversation rolling!