Ryan O'Hearn

O'Hearn has proven to be a nice fit in Baltimore over the past two seasons, and while his home-run rate dipped last year, he improved his strikeout and walk rates significantly. It was enough to convince the O's to bring him back for $8 million in 2025 -- not bad for a player that passed through waivers unclaimed less than two years prior. O'Hearn is eligible at first base and outfield, but he logged just 44 plate appearances against left-handed pitching last season and the strict platoon role limits his upside in the counting stats. While the late bloomer may not move the needle much, O'Hearn can be considered to help fill out a fantasy roster once the everyday players are off the board. Read Past Outlooks