13.01 Yasmany Tomas, OF, Arizona

Steve Pimental, FantasyAlarm.com: I’m expecting Brandon Moss-type production, though there is an outside chance Tomas is even better than that. He has a good home ballpark for a power hitter and the Diamondbacks really have no other options at third base. Even if Tomas only bats .220 I think my roster can take a hit in batting average and be just fine. I think there is a lot more speed than power available in the late rounds; Tomas is the last power hitter I really like.

Roster: C-Ramos, 1B-Votto, 2B-Pedroia, SS-Ramirez, 3B-Beltre, OF-Trout/Braun/Cruz/Tomas, SP-Wainwright/Lester/Shields, RP-Melancon

13.02 Joaquin Benoit, RP, San Diego

Chris Zolli, FantasyPros.com: Pimental, your revenge is swift as I was looking at Tomas. Benoit has been successful in the past, posting a 2.01 ERA in 2013 and 1.49 ERA in 2014, and the Padres should be a very good team this year.  The issue is that Benoit has very little closing experience, as his 35 saves over the past two seasons consist of 73% of his career saves. Expect him to be closer to 35 saves this season, with his trademark elite control and low ERA that he has shown over the past five seasons, as the Padres compete for the NL wild card

Roster: C-Gomes/Rosario, 1B-Freeman, SS-Zobrist, 3B-Santana, OF-McCutchen/Kemp/Yelich/Betts/Gardner, SP-Hernandez/Darvish, RP-Benoit

13.03 Cody Allen, RP, Cleveland

Jim Finch, FantasyAssembly.com: 

Roster: C-d’Arnaud, 1B-Goldschmidt, SS-Desmond, 3B-Frazier, CI-Zimmerman, OF-Trumbo/Choo/Pollock, SP-Hamels, RP-Kimbrel/Chapman/Jansen/Allen

13.04 Charlie Blackmon, OF, Colorado

Andy Singleton, FantasyFiveStar.com: I flirted with taking him in the 12th, so to see him still here I can’t pass again (this is all assuming I didn’t miss something, and he is in fact still on the board). Maybe 2014 was an outlier. Maybe he finally ‘got’ it. Whatever you want to attribute his breakout to, it was real. He’s right in his prime having just turned 28, so I expect the HRs can maintain a 20+ pace. He has always shown speed to be in the 15-20 SB range, so he is a solid contributor to the category. Average has always been close to .300, so thats a win. He plays in Colorado. His middle name is Cobb. I’m starting to think maybe I should have taken him sooner. All this, from my #4 OF! Not having to rely on him makes it well worth the gamble he can repeat, or even improve upon his numbers from a season ago.

Roster: C-Mesoraco/Perez, 1B-Cabrera, SS-Reyes/Boagaerts, 3B-Seager, CI-Hosmer, OF-Springer/Marte/Soler/Blackmon, SP-Teheran/Gray

13.05 Alcides Escobar, SS, Kansas City

Lawr Michaels, Mastersball.com: Nice and consistent average-wise, and speed-wise, as well, and if he can deliver an average in the .280’s and 30 swipes again, that will be just fine with me.

Roster: C-Posey/Lucroy, 1B-Duda, 2B-Wong, SS-Escobar, 3B-Donaldson, OF-Cespedes/Calhoun/Ozuna/Martin, SP-Wood/Ventura/Stroman

13.06 Steve Pearce, 1B/OF, Baltimore

Daniel Archer, LeagueSafePost.com: Not every late breakout is Jose Bautista, but I’m always a sucker for the combination of power and plate discipline. Every hitter who gets hot claims to see the ball better. With Pearce, the film backs it up. Changes to his swing and approach have him hitting more line drives, more (longer) fly balls, and more of everything against same handed pitching. The departure of Nelson Cruz clears Pearce for every day playing time, and I’m taking the over for both his projected home runs (22) and overall counting stats.

Roster: 1B-Gonzalez, 2B-Dozier, CI-Pearce, OF-Gomez/Puig/Harper/Moss/Pederson, SP-Greinke/Harvey/Tanaka, RP-Rosenthal

13.07 Gio Gonzalez, SP, Washington

David Kerr, FantasySquads.com: It seems as though people are forgetting about Gonzalez this season, but that shouldn’t be the case. While Gonzalez saw his ERA raise from 3.36 to 3.57 last season, his FIP actually dropped from 3.41 to 3.02. Gonzalez has seen a walk rate of 3.5 or lower in each of the last three seasons while posting a solid K/9 of 9.1 in that same time frame. I’ll gladly slot him in behind Johnny Cueto as my number two starter.

Roster: 1B-Martinez, 2B-Gordon, SS-Ramirez, 3B-Machado, CI-Harrison, MI-Walker, OF-Stanton/A.Jones/Ellsbury, SP-Cueto/Gonzalez, RP-Robertson

13.08 Daniel Murphy, 2B, N.Y. Mets

Brendan O’Brien-Cockson, FantasySquads.com: Slam dunk pick here for me, as Murphy is a double digit steal and .300 BA threat each year. Chip in decent numbers in HR, R, and RBI and you have a solid MI coming out of round 13.

Roster: C-Wieters/McCann, 1B-Fielder, 2B-Kinsler, SS-Castro, 3B-Longoria, OF-B.Hamilton/Polanco, MI-Murphy, SP-Kershaw/Bumgarner/DeGrom, RP-Street

13.09 Elvis Andrus, SS, Texas

Alex Kantecki, FakeTeams.com: I’m not in love with Andrus, but I still think he’s a top-10 producer at an overall weak position. I expect the Rangers to be a much better team in 2015 from top to bottom, with increased production from Prince Fielder and Shin-Soo Choo among others; in that environment, Andrus can still bat .270 with 80 runs and 25-30 steals. I’m not loaded with speed, so I welcome his consistent production in that area.

Roster: 1B-Abreu, 2B-Rendon, SS-Andrus, 3B-Carpenter, CI-Adams, OF-Brantley/Gonzalez/Gordon/Martinez, SP-Strasburg/Zimmermann, RP-Holland/Cishek

13.10 Howie Kendrick, 2B, L.A. Dodgers

Brad Binns, MoxyBall.com: Remarkably consistent in the BA department — I will take someone who will approach double-digit HR, and should chip in with some bags as he has exactly 14 in 4 of the past 5 seasons.  If I’m really lucky, he might be able to hit 15….plus, he should help out a great deal in the runs department hitting in the Dodgers line-up.  All in all, I’m happy to plug Kendrick into my MI spot.

Roster: C-Molina, 1B-Encarnacion, 2B-Altuve, 3B-Davis, OF-Dickerson/Holliday/Werth, MI-Kendrick, DH-Ortiz, SP-Scherzer/Kluber/Cobb/Iwakuma

13.11 Rusney Castillo, OF, Boston

Neil Parker, LockerRoomFantasySports.com: Why not? He’s a five-tool player who will bat in a beefy lineup. Plus, those four games to finish his season are enough to warrant mid-round attention. Castillo went 8-13 with five runs, four RBIs, a double, two home runs, and he stole a pair of bases. There likely will be ups, downs and all arounds throughout the season, but his year-end numbers could yield five-category production.

Roster: C-Gattis, 1B-Pujols, 2B-Cano, SS-Tulowitzki, 3B-Arenado, CI-Bryant, OF-J.Upton/Pence/Bruce/Castillo, SP-Cole/Arrieta/Fister

13.12 Hyun-Jin Ryu, SP, L.A. Dodgers

Greg Jewett, TheSportsScript.com: In each of the last two seasons Ryu has won 14 games. Last year his K/9 increased by one to 8.2 and his career ERA is 3.17. Ryu pitches for a National League contender and his career WHIP is 1.2. There are more upside arms available but sometimes a steady veteran is just right.

Roster: 1B-Rizzo, 2B-Kipnis, 3B-Sandoval, CI-Wright, OF-Bautista/Heyward/Revere, DH-Carter, SP-Sale/Price/Carrasco/Ryu, RP-Betances

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