Drew Romo

After a difficult 2025 season in which he saw minimal playing time, Romo enters 2026 as a young catching prospect still searching for consistency at the MLB level despite his strong minor league pedigree as a multi-time organization All-Star. His 2026 numbers through early action reveal continued struggles—a .137 batting average with modest power production (5 HR, 11 RBI in 95 at-bats)—that suggest he remains a long way from fantasy relevance in standard leagues. The 24-year-old does possess some upside if he can unlock the potential that made him a prospect to watch in the minors, but fantasy managers should avoid banking on immediate offensive contributions and instead view him as a deep bench stash only in keeper or dynasty formats where his youth provides a development window. His path to fantasy utility likely depends on earning more consistent at-bats and showing meaningful improvement in batting average and power production as the season progresses.