Last fantasy baseball season, the second base provided many speed-favoring players while lacking that one bat with a high five-category skill set. Matt McLain fits that profile this year. Here are some other winning options at second base in 2025: The Red Sox would love for Campbell to seize their starting second base in spring training,

Sneaky fantasy baseball injury stashes and IL spot sleepers for 2025 drafts. Joey's five players who are mid-to-late round fantasy baseball values as IL stashes.

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Minnesota's starting lineup includes three players (Carlos Correa, Royce Lewis, and Byron Buxton) with injury-prone tags, which puts them in the risk/reward category in fantasy drafts. Their backend roster does include some sleeper/breakout options.

He's on everybody's sleepers list, and rightfully so -- he's one of the best prospects in baseball, he's added pitches this offseason and he may win a rotation spot. Boom. Fantasy baseball analyst Fred Zinkie reveals his path to a successful draft this season.