Grandal's 2024 season was a tale of two halves. He got off to a slow start to the season and didn't make his debut until May 3 due to a foot injury. Perhaps not healthy for the first half of the season, Grandal had just a 34 wRC+ and had lost the starting backstop role in Pittsburgh to Joey Bart at the All-Star break. However, he came alive in the final two months of the campaign by maintaining an impressive .256 ISO and 17.8 percent walk rate. Combined with his continued excellent framing work behind the plate, there's a case to be made for Grandal to earn a short-term big-league deal later this offseason. However, his chances of being a team's primary option behind the dish are minimal, in turn limiting his fantasy appeal. If he does get consistent playing time, Grandal could be a decent source of power but will be a drain in nearly every other fantasy category. Read Past Outlooks