Fantasy Baseball Daily Hing Recap: 27.03.25

Spencer Torkelson (Det): 1-1, HR, 2 R, RBI, 4 bb.

Spencer Torkelsons 2024 was about as terrible as they could create it. One year after sweating 31 Home Runs, he met only ten in 381 record appearances, while he scored with a woba of 0.295 .219. Its striking rate rose from 25% to 27.6%. Its running rate crashed from 14.2% to 6.8%. Things got so bad that he was in Triple-A Toledo for about six weeks.

Last night, however, we saw a look at the Tigers when they first turned him out of Arizona State in 2020. At the end of the seventh seventh, he pulled a 92 miles per hour of heating from LHP Alex Vesia over the wall to the left (108.5 EV, 422 feet) and pressed the tigers to one with the hesitation. Torkelson has always shown a demanding eye; The 25.5% O-swing rate of 25.5% (82nd percentile) was probably the only good in his profile. He showed it with four walks last night. In the event that they ask themselves, Torkelson’s opening day was.

Torkelson’s fights threw a wrench in his career. He started with a weak role in the first round in the first round in the past season. But He had an excellent spring and forced Aj’s hand. Injuries have also opened the door. He has shown the ability beforehand and has a great opportunity to redemption. Sometimes that’s all that it needs.

Let’s see how the other rackets were made on Thursday:

Kyle Manzardo (CLE): 3-4, 2b, 3b, HR, 2 R, 4 RBI, BB.

Last year Manzardo showed the pop that they are looking for in a view of first base. He only went five times with the courtyard while scored with a .303 Woba and 98 WRC+.234. And his fighting ball data weren’t great. But There were only 156 record appearances and he had a very good source, which means that his post -hypepply stays alive and good. Yesterday’s things came with a 97 miles per hour from LHP Angel Zerpa (106.4 EV, 424 feet), which could be a good sign if you consider that the guards seemed to be used against the same pitching.

Wilyer Abreu (Bos): 3-3, 2 hours, 3 R, 4 RBI, BB.

Abreus first Homerun came in fifth against Nathan Eovaldi, a solo shot that brought the game together 2-2. However, his second Homerun came even bigger and marked Rangers Rhp Luke Jackson with a starting shot with three runs in the ninth shot (110.7 EV, 393 feet). Abreu showed a good pop last year and released a .336 WOBA and 114 WRC+ over 447 record appearances with 15 home runs. The 25-year-old Lefty also rose eight bags. However, he fought against LHP and scored with a .241 -Woba .180 and a 48 WRC+ over 67 record appearances, making it on the strong side of a train. Regardless of this, he is a great defender, and that’s always a plus to win time.

Austin Wells (Nyy): 1-3, HR, R, RBI, BB.

Wells received some enthusiasm this spring as a candidate for the Leadoff Schlagmann. He did not disappoint and met the first Homerun of the opening day of Freddy Peralta, which was otherwise brilliant. However, This Homerun was the definition of a Yankee stadium special with Statcast that it would have remained in the 29 other venues of baseball in the farm. Wells showed a fairly solid walk rate of 11.4% and gave him a good shot to stay high in the order, and his above-average flyball rate gives him a reasonable way to 20 home runs. It will be interesting to see whether he can improve his divisions against LHP.

Tyler O’Neill (Bal): 3-3, HR, 3 R, 3 RBI, 2 bb.

The British Columbia native certainly enjoyed home. On the other hand, the entire Orioles line -up enjoyed its opening day in Toronto. O’Neill went in a sink from José Berríos in the third; The three-run shot expanded its MLB record with a Homer the sixth opening day in a row. The Joch outfield made 31 Homeruns with Boston in 473 record appearances last season and had the barrels to support them (16.9% / 98th percentile). However, his XBA from .195 was not exactly ideal. Nevertheless, it is fun to imagine what he could do if he could finally play 140 games, especially in this line -up.

Lars Nodbarar (STL): 2-4, HR, 2 R, 2 RBI.

Nootbaar beat a change from Pablo López after a double shot. He was a popular Breakout candidate last season, but lost about a month due to a weird load before ending with an overwhelming average of 0.244 with 12 home runs over 405 record appearances. Nevertheless, the eye of his incredible dough (18.8% O-swing rate, 99. Percentile) and the hard contact rate (91st percentile according to Statcast) is to believe that there is a worthwhile blanket that he has not yet reached. Last year he also showed strong figures against LHP (.348 WOBA, 125 WRC+ over 109 pa).

Tyler Soderstrom (OAK): 2-3, 2 hours, 2 r, 2 RBI.

Soder current broke a goalless tie in the fifth and chatted a first slide from Logan Gilbert over the wall to the right of the dead center (431 feet, 108.7 eV). The 23-year-old Lefty played Tiebreaker again in eighth place and pulled a cutter from RhP Trent Thornton over the right field fence (361 feet, 111.4 eV). Like most newcomers, he did not hit the ground and hit over 213 record appearances last season with nine Homeruns .322 WOBA and 114 WRC+. His floor ball rate was high last year (80th percentile), but last night we saw the immense force that his brochure profile was wearing.

Ian Happ (CHC): 2-5, 2b, HR, 2 R, 3 RBI, BB.

Happs first of the year came in the fourth on a 92 -mile heating from Zac Gallen, landing Only above the right field fence (365 feet, 109.3 eV). Happ did Yeoman’s work in 2024 and brought 25 homes in a career while he rose 13 bases. It will not help her average, but his 12.2% Walk rate worked in OBP league. He began most of his games last season (66 games; 305 Pa) on the Leadoff spot and was back against the right -wing galls last night. We will see him in the order against LHP lower. (.314 WOBA / 104 WRC+ against LHP last year).

Vinnie Pasquantino (Kcr): 2-4, 2b, HR, R, 3 RBI.

The Pasquatch was back in action when the DH delayed its debut in 2025 after a thigh tribes. He broke a goalless tie in the third and crushed a three-run jack that was directly from Rhp Ben Lively (389 feet, 104.1 eV). Pasquantino’s business card is his low strike rate (95th percentile), which makes it a bank -enabled source for RBI. However, it will be interesting to see whether he can use more power after reaching 19 Homeruns in career opportunities last year.

Nolan Arenado (STL): 2-4, HR, R, RBI.

The topic of countless commands in the past season season entered the year when he was in a serious decline in a serious decline in a serious decline in a serious decline in the lowest performance in 500 or more record appearances since his rookie year. Yes, it is not exciting and probably only moves the needle on average. But This Homerun was impressive when he reduced a high and close heating of 98 miles per hour from Griffin Jax, one of the best relievers of last year. According to Statcast, the swing speed of the Homerun was 75.5 miles per hour, the average 70.7 from Arenado a year ago.

Jorge Polanco (SEA): 3-3, HR, R, 2 RBI.

Polanco hit RHP José Leclerc, invited on a deep journey to the direct center and broke a 2: 2 tie in the eighth (104.1 EV, 413 feet). Unfortunately we haven’t seen Polanco for some time. Last year a thigh injury cost him about a month when he ended with a career low of .287 WOBA and 92 WRC+. His 33 homes in 2021 seem to be a fever dream at that time. Nevertheless, Polanco was productive in 2023 and scored 14 Homeruns about half a season with a woba of 0.340 and 117 WRC+. It is worth keeping an eye on in deep leagues.

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