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2026 Fantasy Baseball Draft Prep: Sleepers 2.0 for Scott White adds Jac Caglianone, Bryce Eldridge to the mix
- Trevor Rogers is highlighted as a sleeper SP for 2026, with a path to value if his 2025 ERA/WHIP stabilize and he gains clearer role clarity.
- Isaac Paredes is described as a position-flexible bat with strong power potential for late-round drafting.
- Jac Caglianone is profiled for his power upside, with spring hard contact and 120 mph exit velocity hints supporting late-round appeal.
- Daylen Lile is praised for excellent contact skills and a strong September showing that signals continued upside.
- Alec Bohm is considered a bargain at third base due to steady batting average and RBI potential.
- Bry Bryce Eldridge is noted for elite power potential and draft-day discount despite limited MLB exposure.
- Holdovers like Ozzie Albies and Marcus Semien are analyzed for bounce-back potential and discounted value.
- Ramon Laureano is highlighted for durability across multiple teams and environments with sustained production.
- Joe Musgrove is singled out for returning from Tommy John surgery with no workload limits anticipated.
- Shane Smith emerges as a late-round pitcher with a rising curveball and improved strike-throwing during the second half.
- The article emphasizes sleepers arise from market inefficiencies and opportunity gaps, arguing for a balanced mix of data and scouting.
- The piece frames sleepier picks as opportunities to exploit gaps in knowledge, not guarantees of future stardom.
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