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2024 Player Outlook

2023 Recap: Perdomo was a better player in reality for the Diamondbacks than he was for fantasy managers. The 23-year-old put forth a .246/.353/.359 slash line with six home runs, 71 runs scored, and 16 stolen bases across 144 games last season. He doesn't pack much of a punch with the bat, highlighted by last year's 0.9 percent barrel rate and .201 xBA, but what he lacks in that department he more than makes up for with his plate discipline. He has a great feel for the strike zone, and amongst players with at least 450 plate appearances, he ranked fifth, sixth, and 25th in O-Swing rate, swinging strike rate, and Z-Contact rate respectively. 

2024 Outlook: In 2024, I expect the same story to be true with Perdomo, in that his contributions to the Diamondbacks will be more beneficial than what he'll provide fantasy managers. Perdomo will play an above average shortstop, hitting 4-8 home runs (especially if he could sustain his power from March-May) and post a stolen base total in the low-to-mid teens. In NL-only formats, leagues that value OBP will give Perdomo's fantasy value a considerable bump.