2025 Player Outlook

Fraley hit just five home runs last season, but he stole 20+ bases for the second straight season, and he hit a career-best .277. Given that he posted a mere 52 wRC+ against southpaws last season, he figures to see most of his time against right-handed pitching, putting him on the large side of a platoon in the Cincinnati outfield. His overall offensive profile in terms of batted ball quality is far from ideal, and a lack of hard contact combined with a 40+ percent ground ball rate doesn’t really project for increased power output in 2025. Best case scenario, he hits 12-15 home runs this season, but his biggest contributions for fantasy managers will be some cheap speed and a serviceable batting average (.245-.260).