Every year there are players who come out of nowhere to help fantasy owners win a championship -- or they're just being overlooked. The key is trying to figure out who these players are. Unfortunately, the reality is there will be players we draft high that will fail to live up to expectations. If we can hit on a player or two drafted late, we are on our way to being competitive throughout the season.
Minnesota Twins Outfielder Max Kepler
Fantasy owners have been waiting for a breakout from the 26-year-old, and it wouldn't come as a surprise if it happened in 2019. Despite never hitting more than 20 home runs or finishing a season with a batting average of .245 or better, the Twins believe so much in Kepler that they gave the youngster a five-year extension this past offseason.
