Leandre: Top 10 Catchers Ahead of 2022
February 20, 2022
Who are the top 10 catchers in MLB right now? Jordan Leandre breaks down the league’s best backstops and ranks them here.
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Who are the top 10 catchers in MLB right now? Jordan Leandre breaks down the league’s best backstops and ranks them here.
The Kansas City Royals finished the 2021 season slightly above expectations, at 74-88, and look to have a bright future ahead of them.
The Royals finished the week with a 5-2 record and moved into first place in the American League Central Division. The star of the week was the 2015 World Series MVP, Salvador Perez.
After starting the season with a series win over the Texas Rangers, the Kansas City Royals hit the road to
The Kansas City Royals had a busy offseason. They signed multiple free agents and dished out extensions, including the largest contract in franchise history. Let’s take a look at the action from the Royals and front office this offseason.
Catcher is a position that is stacked at the top, but more uncertain past the top five or six players. To start off the fantasy baseball positional rankings, here are the top 30 catchers for the 2021 fantasy baseball season.
1. Oakland A’s The A’s continue to be the best team in the American League thanks to a lethal offense,
In what looks to be a rebuild, although Royals GM Dayton Moore doesn’t want to call it a rebuild, the Royals have signed a bunch of guys to one-year deals. Is it in hopes of trading them in July or can the Royals compete this year? Let’s take a closer look at the 2019 Kansas City Royals.
Let’s talk about the wonderful tale that is happening in Kansas City in the form of the Chiefs. You can’t say Kansas City without saying Patrick Mahomes, kind of like back in 2015 when you couldn’t say Kansas City without saying Salvador Perez.
There’s a revolution going on in baseball right now. A swing revolution, that is. Many players are changing their swing to put more loft on the ball and also to hit the ball harder. For several, this has led to a power increase and more home runs. While it’s not a tried and true method for everyone (just ask Leonys Martin), many players have enjoyed an increase in production over the past couple years with this change.
Who are the top 10 catchers in MLB right now? Jordan Leandre breaks down the league’s best backstops and ranks them here.
The Kansas City Royals finished the 2021 season slightly above expectations, at 74-88, and look to have a bright future ahead of them.
The Royals finished the week with a 5-2 record and moved into first place in the American League Central Division. The star of the week was the 2015 World Series MVP, Salvador Perez.
After starting the season with a series win over the Texas Rangers, the Kansas City Royals hit the road to take on two American League
The Kansas City Royals had a busy offseason. They signed multiple free agents and dished out extensions, including the largest contract in franchise history. Let’s take a look at the action from the Royals and front office this offseason.
Catcher is a position that is stacked at the top, but more uncertain past the top five or six players. To start off the fantasy baseball positional rankings, here are the top 30 catchers for the 2021 fantasy baseball season.
1. Oakland A’s The A’s continue to be the best team in the American League thanks to a lethal offense, headlined by Matt Chapman. Even
In what looks to be a rebuild, although Royals GM Dayton Moore doesn’t want to call it a rebuild, the Royals have signed a bunch of guys to one-year deals. Is it in hopes of trading them in July or can the Royals compete this year? Let’s take a closer look at the 2019 Kansas City Royals.
Let’s talk about the wonderful tale that is happening in Kansas City in the form of the Chiefs. You can’t say Kansas City without saying Patrick Mahomes, kind of like back in 2015 when you couldn’t say Kansas City without saying Salvador Perez.
There’s a revolution going on in baseball right now. A swing revolution, that is. Many players are changing their swing to put more loft on the ball and also to hit the ball harder. For several, this has led to a power increase and more home runs. While it’s not a tried and true method for everyone (just ask Leonys Martin), many players have enjoyed an increase in production over the past couple years with this change.
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