Bryson Stott

At 28 years old, this Phillies infielder enters 2026 as a potential source of stolen base production, having swiped 16 bags through early season play while maintaining modest power output with 7 home runs. His batting average has slipped to .236 this year compared to a .257 mark in 2025, signaling some concerns about consistency at the plate, though his 40 RBI and 31 runs suggest he remains moderately productive in a solid lineup. The speed element—evidenced by his 24 stolen base haul last season—offers fantasy managers intrigue in leagues that value that category, but declining offensive numbers and a lower batting average present risk factors for traditional head-to-head competition. Fantasy managers should view him as a complementary piece rather than a cornerstone, targeting him in deeper leagues where his speed can offset his modest power and batting average concerns.