Andy Pages

Pages got his first promotion to Triple-A last season, but he tore the labrum in his left shoulder in his first contest and didn't play the remainder of the campaign. Prior to the injury, he posted a strong .284/.430/.486 slash line over 142 plate appearances in Double-A, though his three homers marked a big power dip in comparison to his previous minor-league campaigns. Despite that, his .205 ISO remained very promising, and he cut down on his punchouts with a 22.5 percent strikeout rate to go with a big 18.7 percent walk rate. Pages isn't likely to hit for a high average in the majors, and he's not a difference-maker as a base stealer, so his future as a fantasy asset will depend on his ability to harness his 70-grade power. Based on the Dodgers' current roster construction, there's a path for Pages to see some major-league work in the corner outfield as soon as next season, though 2025 seems like a more reasonable target for him to to potentially move into a significant role. Read Past Outlooks