CJ Abrams

Abrams kept his head on straight in 2025 after ending his first All-Star campaign back in Triple-A -- a disciplinary measure by the organization after he stayed out past curfew in September of 2024. Abrams did, however, spend time on the injured list last season, missing a couple weeks in April with a right hip flexor strain. Despite the missed time, Abrams nearly went 20-30 for the second consecutive year, finishing one home run shy of 20. The sixth overall pick in 2019 and the headliner for Washington in the return for Juan Soto in 2022, Abrams has totaled 6.9 fWAR over his four major-league seasons, a number limited by his rather unfavorable defensive metrics at shortstop. His xBA has hardly budged over the past three years, ranging between .247-.248. Now entering his age-25 season, Abrams' skills seem to have plateaued, at least on paper. Even if there is not another level to come, Abrams has already displayed the type of power-speed combination that is so highly coveted in the rotisserie game. Read Past Outlooks