Jazz Chisholm

At age 27, Chisholm put together the best season of his career, crushing a career-high 31 homers while also swiping 31 bags to win the Silver Slugger at second base. He was one of a record seven 30-30 players in 2025, earning his second All-Star selection. His year ended on a low note, as he managed just a .598 OPS in the postseason while also making a crucial error against the Blue Jays in the ALDS. A career strikeout rate of 27.6 percent makes Chisholm something of a batting-average liability, though he has mostly thrived since leaving Miami, posting an .816 OPS with the Yankees compared to a .749 OPS during his time with the Marlins. The category impact has reached a new level in recent years, and the power and speed make it rather easy to overlook his flaws, especially with a lefty hitter in Yankee Stadium. Beware some peaks and valleys as well as a prior injury history. Regardless, in his current setup, Chisholm has a clear case as the No. 1 fantasy option at the keystone entering 2026. Read Past Outlooks