Cobb was limited to three starts in 2024 due to hip, shoulder and finger issues, but he has a secure rotation spot for 2025 after landing a one-year, $15 million contract with Detroit in December. The right-hander, who turned 37 years old in October, made 28 starts in each of the previous two seasons for the Giants and had a 3.80 ERA, 1.31 WHIP and 22.1 percent strikeout rate, but availability has been a concern throughout his career. He's never made 30 starts or reached 180 frames in a single season, and he seems unlikely to buck that trend at this point in his career, especially coming off an injury-plagued season. Cobb has been a reliable mid-rotation piece for the most part, but he carries risk as a fantasy target, which could make him a more affordable option and potentially worth the price if he can stay healthy. Read Past Outlooks