2025 Player Outlook

Pasquantino doesn't carry the prototypical power of a corner infielder, but he hit 19 home runs, 30 doubles, and drove in 97 runners last season. The Kansas City lineup is intriguing for fantasy purposes, and Pasquantino will slot right in the middle of the order again. He makes a ton of contact, and his bat always finds the ball, highlighted by his 91.9 percent zone contact rate and 96th percentile whiff and strikeout rates. A middling fly ball rate suppresses his power output, but if he can trade a few grounders for fly balls, a .260-.270 season with 22+ home runs and 90+ RBI is in store for him. His lack of big-time power may cause him to slide a few notches at the first base position, making him an even better value at a top-heavy first base position.