Today’s journey through the summaries takes us to 1st Honkman. They are better than the top 20 catchers for 2025 Fantasy Baseball (not clickbait), but with how much? How do I explain that? I have an idea! By summarizing them! To summarize my summary for the summary, this ultimate ranking comes from our Fantasy Baseball Player with my comments. This is not for next year. Hayzeus Cristo, just enjoy a summary before we start next year. Anyway, here is the Top 20 1st Honkman for 2025 Fantasy Baseball and how they compared to where I originally arranged them:
1. Pete Alonso – Someone recently saw that Albumbombo was about to be paid for this outside season, after he finished with the Mets. I love Albumombso, I think he is great, I would pay him a billion because it is not my money I think of in my head, but this season is about to be the most sad of recent memory, methinks and met like a gnomes. Every Hoo! Looking through Alonso’s figures and the only one standing out is .272 Average, and that was symbolized by the last game of the season. Bases loaded and Alonso hit the most difficult ball of the season for itself and the Mets, and it was a line -out to the left field player. That tells you a little bit you need to know about hitting. Take the ball hard and hope he falls into it. Usually it does that. XBA is a poor stat, but that hard hit line was a .780 XBA. Alonso hit the ball hard and apparently unlocked all year round. Preserving season #4, 2025 Projections: 93/36/109/.247/3 in 591 ABS, end numbers: 87/86/.272/1 in 624 ABS
2. Josh Naylor – His runs – projection nails! Woohoo! Only three RBIs of his projections! And … nothing else. Not even remotely. If you would have given me his last Statline 81/20/92/.395/30 in the preseason and told me that you were a time traveler, I would have said: ‘You are a time traveler and you brings useless info? Why didn’t you told me to buy what kind of shares? 81/20/92/.395/30? What is that 30 number? Rank #5, 2025 Projections: 81/28/95/.261/7 in 559 ABS, end numbers: 81/20/92/.395/30 in 543 ABS
3. Cody Bellinger – Do you know how I am always crazy that Cody Bellinger and Christian Yelich are tied together in fantasy value for their career? They are always side by side in concepts. At the same time they were great in 2019 and then lost their power afterwards. Well, get ready to let your mind blow up like when Cody hears that the earth is round. This year’s fantasy value:
Presis #7, 2025 Projections: 104/23/81/.267/12 in 522 ABS, end numbers: 89/29/98/.272/13 in 588 ABS
4. Rafael Devers – I will take the L to name him overestimated, but can I briefly talk about how I was not wrong and justify it? Cool, thanks! He came from a 525 ABS season in 138 games with a shoulder injury that he had sustained the entire 2nd half. Nobody thought he was about to have 163 games play, and if you praise his statistics until my projections of 542 battles are? He would have done much worse than his last figures. That’s how you don’t take Ls! Preserval Season #6 for 3rd base, 2025 projections: 95/27/89/.277/5 in 542 ABS, end numbers: 99/35/252/1 in 607 ABS
5. Nick Kurtz – When Alonso Homers, I just say Albumombso! And continue to the next Blurb, because there is nothing to say for a man who homes 35-45 times a season. It’s like I would just say au shizz! For Goldschmidt for years. That said, I need a Homer for Kurtz because he is going to hit 40-like homers a year and find new ways to say that the same Gray makes a very crazy person. Will workshop Ideas in the low season. Whatever it is, it must be something fast and easy. That said, I try to collapse my enthusiasm for next year, but Kurtz had a hard hit percentage of 51.5% and plays in a Goofy Bong Bong Stadium. [putting handkerchief to forehead and falling over] Pre -season Not -Gereschik, final numbers: 90/36/86/.290/2 in 420 ABS
6. Matt Olson -Ags comparable to Albumombso and not only because they had the same number of battlefields and average and actually that is partly the reason why they are comparable. Olson’s launch corner came down a bit (not good), but his hard hit% went up and he now looks more like a .270 batter than his .250-like career-average average before this year, just like Alonso. Will this continue? That is harder to say, but not impossible! The thoughts of best reader: “Is he going to say it?” Okay, fine! Spoiler: I doubt whether it will continue. Preserving season #3, 2025 Projections: 94/33/11254 in 606 ABS, end numbers: 98/29/95/.272/1 in 624 ABS
7. Vladimir Guerrero Jr. – [seeing his previous years of homers: 32, 26, 30] I in the preseason: “Okay, how bad can cake fittings be? Maybe he can hit 32+ gays!” I now saw that he hit 23 homers: “How long do we have to wait for the next Vlad Jr.?” Rank #1, 2025 Prognoses: 96/22/2 .309/4 in 605 ABS, end numbers: 96/23/84/.292/6 in 589 ABS
8. Picante in twins – I and the player disagree here. If you showed me the latest Statlines of Cake Settlag and Pasketti, I would say that I would like Pasketti above Vlad, because I could think of the extra force elsewhere on average. The player rater is just straight math, so I disagree, is comical. “2+2 = 4? Not so fast!” Preserving season #12, 2025 Projections: 83/29/93/.273/1 in 561 ABS, end numbers: 72/22/1 .264/1 in 621 ABS
9. Freddie Freeman – He is 36 and is still puffing. He ages better than most. Votto hit 11 Homers and .226 out of 36. Shoot, he hit 12 hours and .284 when he was 34! I don’t want to start thinking about the 2027 Lockout, but it would really be the same as last year of Freeman (it’s his last contract year). Preserving season #6, 2025 Projections: 83/20/86/.277/10 in 536 ABS, end numbers: 81/20/90/.295/6 in 556 ABS
10. Michael Busch – In the preseason I said something in height: “I should have written a sleeper post for Busch.” And I am paraphrasing that I am talking about something that I have not done to make myself look more forward! So I don’t mention that to create, because it is not really a brag, but to say that I have a few of these wrong from the preseason, but if you just look at this when: “Busch became in 28th place in the preseason and is here 10th, so Gray was an idiot. Well, I already knew that!” That is not accurate. Well, the idiot part, perhaps, but if I tell you a man who has to be aggressively as I did with Busch, that is more accurate than, say, I don’t say Freeman, but he is closer to the ranking of the previous season until the end of the year. Preserving season #28, 2025 Projections: 71/20/77/.242/2 in 507 ABS, end numbers: 78/40/90/.261/4 in 524 ABS
11. Yandy Diaz – My pre -season projections were quite close to Yandy, but his ranking was far away. So what does that tell us? Let’s let the Triston Casas, Yainer Diaz, Bryce, well, there were quite a few disappointing guys who were not yet or not at all mentioned. A bit impressed by myself that I have nailed Yandy’s increase in strength in a new stadium. Next year, prepare to learn to hit 14 gays again, friend! Rank #19, 2025 Projections: 87/29/69/.291 in 546 ABS, end numbers: 79/20/83/.300/3 in 583 ABS
12. Tyler Soderstrom – As I said with Yandy, I knew that Bing Bong would bing and/or Bong, but I was unable to adjust in my averages. Just like Coors, when balls fly, it helps other balls to come in and Babip to go up, ie a better average. Best parks for singles: Coors, Bing Bong Then Fenway. The next one is actually surprising and I doubt if people would guess. I’ll let you try. (That is not the same as the best parks for Babip, but Bing Bong also excels there.) Rank #23, 2025 Projections: 63/27/71/.241 in 497 ABS, end numbers: 75/293/.276/8 in 561 ABS in 561 ABS in 561 ABS
13. Salvador Perez – See his summary at the Top 20 catchers for 2025 Fantasy Baseball.
14. Willson Contreras – See his summary at the Top 20 catchers for 2025 Fantasy Baseball.
15. I rice – See his summary at the Top 20 catchers for 2025 Fantasy Baseball.
16. Bryce Harper -As I said in the Yandy Blurb, Harper’s Fall-Off was not predicted and injured by me. A bit surprised how close I got to his projected battle rates, because I was not close to his other songs. He really lost. Not massive like Christian Walker, but considerably enough where the real concern is, and this is not just a injuries-through season to blame. Ground balls are up (not literally) and has now struggled three of the last four years. Preserving season #2, 2025 Projections: 89/33/96/.288/9 in 541 ABS, end numbers: 72/27/75/.261/12 in 501 ABS
17. Spencer Torkelson – His 2024 was so bad (10 hours, .219) I finished him completely before 2025. This is the 2nd three years where he sets almost identical figures (31 hours, .233 in 2023). Seems an easy guy to expect 30 ,.235, and they must be near his projections, but that is such a difficult player to roast daily. You see him here in the top 20 and think: “Sweat! You set your soderstroms in the top 100 and I take Tork at 175-200,” and I understand that tendency, but if you live through a Torkelson season, it is: one homer a week and three RBIs and I want to look for someone so bad. Rank #51, 2025 Prognoses: 38/15/46/.215 in 304 ABS, end numbers: 82/11/78/.240/2 in 563 ABS
18. Christian Walker – He hit 26 Homers in 2024 and I saw that and his 27 hours this year and I thought his season might not be as bad as I remembered, and then I saw that he had more than 100 abdominal muscles this year, so yes, lips raspbberried. Just like Harper, Walker old, and not graceful. He went to one of the best stadiums for him and lost everything – walks down, ks up, Babip the same, which means that things might be really terrible, because he still hit .238, was so hard hit% down. No great things there! Presis #8, 2025 Projections: 83/44/95/.254/3 in 579 ABS, end numbers: 72/27/88/.238/2 in 585 ABS
19. Alec Burleson – wrote a sleek post for Burleson and before you complain to me with tomatoes, you just want to point out how exactly he was what I expected – solid average, okay everything else. Now you can let me run with tomatoes, knowing that that was all I expected and think that it was somehow worthwhile. Hey, it’s a Top 20 1st Honkman! [tomato smashes head] Preserving season #13, 2025 Projections: 78/24/66/.287/6 in 503 ABS, end numbers: 54/18/69/.290/5 in 497 ABS
20. SOSA Island – The SOSA of White Sox really started to break out this year. Now exchange it in the cubs and teach him how to infect the PEDs himself. By the way, I looked at the statcast page of Lenyn Sosa for take -away restaurants, and discovered that if he called Bing Bong Stadium at home, he would have had 35 gays. Ha! Sosa does not have to juice, he just needs an exchange to sactown. Pre -season Not -strand, final numbers: 57/22/75/.264/2 in 518 ABS
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