Jose Siri

Jose Siri

29-Year-Old OutfielderOF
New York Mets
2025 Fantasy Outlook
Joey Gallo and Patrick Wisdom are the only two players who have struck out more frequently than Siri has since the start of the 2021 season. Those two players are free agents, while Siri found himself on the Mets' roster after being traded shortly after the completion of the season. Siri has real baseball value because of his elite defensive abilities as well as his base-running abilities. The challenge with the latter is Siri simply cannot reach base frequently enough because he swings early and often. His whiff rate on each pitch grouping was at least 38 percent, and a 42 percent whiff rate on fastballs is practically unheard of these days for a regular player, yet that is exactly what Siri has. He is a mistake hunter and can crush a misplaced fastball or a hanging breaking ball, but more often than not, he is essentially providing carbon credits with his empty swings in the continuing fight against human impact on climate change. The Mets will likely employ Siri in the ninth spot and allow him to roam center field to strengthen their overall defense, but the more frequently he plays, the more damage he provides to your batting average. Read Past Outlooks
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$Signed a one-year, $2.4 million contract with the Mets in January of 2025.
Yields to Taylor again in CF
OFNew York Mets
March 28, 2025
Siri is not in the lineup for Friday's contest against the Astros.
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It could wind up being something of a timeshare between Siri and Tyrone Taylor in center field for the Mets this season, but it's been Taylor in center for each of the first two games. Siri was acquired from the Rays via trade back in November.
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+4%
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OPS PA R HR RBI SB AVG OBP SLG
Since 2023vs Left .664 204 27 10 30 3 .201 .251 .413
Since 2023vs Right .691 606 81 33 73 23 .203 .263 .428
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2024vs Left .678 111 16 5 16 2 .204 .270 .408
2024vs Right .601 335 34 13 31 12 .181 .249 .352
2023vs Left .647 93 11 5 14 1 .198 .228 .419
2023vs Right .800 271 47 20 42 11 .230 .280 .520
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Since 2023Home .676 403 57 21 52 14 .204 .262 .414
Since 2023Away .693 407 51 22 51 12 .201 .259 .434
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2024Home .587 213 27 10 26 7 .168 .236 .351
2024Away .651 233 23 8 21 7 .204 .272 .379
2023Home .774 190 30 11 26 7 .244 .291 .483
2023Away .748 174 28 14 30 5 .198 .241 .506
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We are not sure which is the bigger surprise with Siri: the fact he stole fewer bases in 2023 with the new rules and more playing time than 2022 or his final homer total this past season. The Rays acquired Siri to be the replacement for Kiermaier's defense, and he mostly held up that part of the bargain. What they didn't know they were getting was someone who could hit 25 homers in a tougher home park than he had previously played in. Siri strikes out with the best of them on an annual basis with both whiff rates and strikeout rates in the bottom 10th percentile last season. He doubles down on that with an anemic walk rate which makes him a problem in both batting average as well as OBP leagues. Through two full seasons at the big league level, he has hit .205 on fastballs with a 33% whiff rate on those pitches and that is how the league will continue to pitch him. This is an 8th or 9th place hitter whose defense keeps him in the lineup.
Siri had a .542 OPS in 48 games for the Astros before he was traded to the Rays at the trade deadline, and he worked as Tampa Bay's primary center fielder the rest of the way. He had a .241/.292/.367 slash line with four home runs and eight steals in 56 games for the Rays and could open 2023 as the Opening Day starter in center fielder. Siri had a 33.2 percent strikeout rate between Houston and Tampa Bay last season, as he's been unable to shed the swing-and-miss issues he showed in the upper minors. The Rays have moved on from Kevin Kiermaier, but the team may not be contest with Siri in center field for long, especially if his strikeout rate remains untenable.
Siri made his major-league with Houston last season and played in 21 games, hitting .304/.367/.609 with four home runs, nine RBI and three stolen bases. The 26-year-old flashed his power and speed during his brief time in the big leagues, and he also enjoyed a strong Triple-A campaign with a .921 OPS, 15 home runs and 24 steals after previously struggling in the upper minors during 2019. He'll make the Opening Day roster as a reserve outfielder, and Houston's depth is likely to limit his opportunities. Michael Brantley, Yordan Alvarez and Kyle Tucker are locked into everyday roles between designated hitter and the corner outfield spots, while Chas McCormick is set to start in center field after posting a .766 OPS during his debut campaign in 2021. Siri could provide some value if given the opportunity, but there may need to be an injury, or McCormick could struggle, for him to receive worthwhile playing time this year.
Despite a meager .251 average with Double-A Chattanooga last season, Siri was promoted to the Triple-A level for the first time. The advancement proved to be overwhelming as Siri batted .186 and struck out 39 times in 102 at-bats. That isn't exactly surprising for a player who has hit only .264 in over 2,000 minor-league at-bats while displaying inconsistent power and inflated strikeout rates. Siri has whiffed in over 30% of his at-bats in the minors and has posted contact rates in the low-mid-60s after reaching the Double-A level. That's undoubtedly frustrating for a prospect who possesses tantalizing defensive skills, plus-plus speed and above-average raw power. Siri has stolen as many as 46 bases in the minors and could approach that with enough playing time in the big leagues, but that's unlikely to happen if he proves unable to handle major league -- or even Triple-A -- pitching.
Facing a pivotal year, Siri couldn't have started 2018 on worse note. He suffered ligament damage in his left thumb crashing into the wall during spring training and began the year on the DL. He returned with a bang for High-A Daytona, going 8-for-18 with a homer and three doubles in his first four games, but then stalled, ultimately hitting .261/.280/.395 in 30 games there. Because of his age, he was promoted to Double-A Pensacola to get him closer to being on the proper track, and with that promotion also came his power. Alas, it came at the expense of him being able to hit for average. Siri's inability to make consistent contact (64% at Pensacola) bodes ill for his potential to hit big-league pitching, thus limiting the likelihood that his speed/mid-power package ever plays.
Siri's 2017 season at Low-A is a perfect example of a false positive in the prospect world. He hit 24 home runs, stole 46 bases, had a 39-game hit streak and hit .293 in his first full season above rookie ball, yet he is not a top-100 prospect for dynasty leagues. Age relative to level is extremely important when evaluating prospects, and Siri, who turned 22 in July, has not played above the Midwest League. His Dayton teammate Taylor Trammell, a top-25 prospect, is over two years younger. Vladimir Guerrero Jr., the best prospect in the Midwest League last year, is almost four years younger than Siri. It also doesn't help that Siri was barely a prospect of note before last season. The 6-foot-2, 175-pound outfielder has some exciting tools (plus-plus speed, above-average power), but his hit tool remains questionable. His 0.25 BB/K was the eighth-worst mark in the league. If he were 18 or 19, that would be fine, but given his age, he is one bad season away from essentially being a non-prospect (see Aristides Aquino).
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Hot start to spring continues
OFNew York Mets
March 3, 2025
Siri went 1-for-2 with a three-run home run in Sunday's Grapefruit League game against the Red Sox.
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Dodges arbitration
OFNew York Mets
January 9, 2025
Siri agreed to a one-year, $2.4 million contract with the Mets on Thursday, avoiding arbitration, Robert Murray of FanSided.com reports.
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Heading to National League
OFNew York Mets
November 19, 2024
Siri was traded from the Rays to the Mets on Tuesday in exchange for Eric Orze, Anthony DiComo of MLB.com reports.
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Not in Wednesday's lineup
OFTampa Bay Rays
September 18, 2024
Siri is absent from the lineup for Wednesday's game versus the Red Sox.
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Drives home four in win
OFTampa Bay Rays
September 17, 2024
Siri went 2-for-4 with a homer, a double, and four RBI in Tuesday's 8-3 victory over the Red Sox.
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Latest Fantasy Rumors
Could be seizing starting role
OFTampa Bay Rays
September 2, 2022
Siri has a .317/.349/.500 slash line in 63 plate appearances over his last 18 games.
ANALYSIS
Siri got off to a terrible start at the plate this season while with the Astros and had a .170/.231/.289 line as late as Aug. 10. He's caught fire with the Rays though, and his batting average has crept over the Mendoza line to .210. Even during his recent hot streak, the 27-year-old has struck out at a high rate, fanning in 30.2 percent of his plate appearances, a slight decline from his 34.8 percent rate for the season. He's started 10 of the last 11 games for Tampa Bay and if his offensive production continues to catch up to his defensive ability, he'll likely be the team's everyday center fielder the rest of the way in 2022.
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