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With the help of the Fantasy Plus Experts Consensus -Model we have identified three outfielders with the widest range of results (also known as the most difficult players to project) for 2025. We have also included a wealth of data, both free (Projected Fantasy Potes Projects) and Projects Projected Statasy) and Highst/Loste Expert Rank) to sacrifice to sacrifice.
Andy Behrens has analyzed the data and reveals whether he is in or out of every player.
Wyatt Langford, Texas Rangers
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8th-width range of results under OFS used with Fantasy Plus Modeling
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Projected fantasy points: 1,167
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Maximum Fantasy Points Projection: 1,557 (The Bat X)
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Minimum fantasy points Projection: 747 (The Bat X)
2025 Yahoo Fantasy Consensus -Projecties
Ranking overview
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Composite expert rank: 51.8
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Highest overall rank: 37 (Dalton del Don/Yahoo)
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Lowest 68 (Ryan Rufe/Rotowire)
On the one hand, Langford delivered an alarming percentage of his first -year production in the last month of the season when he launched eight Homers, Seven Bags Stal EN .300/.386/.610 reduced. But on the other hand, he at least demonstrated at one point that he was capable of such binge eating against big league -packing. Langford absolutely tore through the minors without problems and reached a scandalous .351/.469/.649 over 211 plate appearances. He was not seriously challenged until he actually reached MLB.
Bottom Line: I am all-in. After 16/19 as a Rookie at the age of 22, this is a Rocket emoji player. Last year he placed in the 98th percentile in sprint speed, 86th percentile in pursuit speed and 84th in bat speed. He is a potential monster. It is worth haunting the ceiling. The advantage of Langford is a SuperNova season that hinders him in the first round of 2026 Fantasy concepts.
Lawrence Butler, Athletics
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9th-wide range of results under OFS use with Fantasy Plus Modeling
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Projected fantasy points: 1,085
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Maximum Fantasy Points Projection: 1,404 (The Bat X)
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Minimum fantasy points Projection: 695 (The Bat X)
2025 projected statistics
Ranking overview
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Composite expert rank: 87.2
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Highest general rank: 77 (del don)
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Lowest 108 (Andy Behrens/Yahoo)
Although the projections can suggest a wide range of possible results for Butler, the As felt self -confident enough to give him an extension of seven years, indicating that he is considered a fundamental piece. We can assume that his not -impressive performance on the big league level in 2023 contributes to his observed floor -he only hit .211/.240/.341 over 129 PA -because he was usually excellent in 2024. Butler struck 22 bombs and stable 18 bags last year while he was .262 with a .301 babip.
Bottom Line: I have not yet reached butler prior to his 80.1 ADP, because I do not consider his best outcome as completely near Langford. Yet there is a lot of red on his statcast page, and last year’s figures are perfectly in line with its history of the Minor League. We should not do him too hard to struggle two seasons ago at the age of 22. He is a clear candidate to deliver a 20/20 campaign in terms of power and speed.
James Wood, Washington Nationals
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15th-width range of results under OFS use with Fantasy Plus Modeling
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Projected fantasy points: 1,188
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Maximum Fantasy Points Projection: 1,460 (The Bat X)
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Minimum fantasy points Projection: 692 (The Bat x)
2025 projected statistics
Ranking overview
Wood essentially made a cabbage AID arrival in MLB in MLB last season, which struck in the competition by destroying pitching at the Triple-A level. He hit an absurd .351/.463/.595 on Rochester more than 52 games, then held himself in Washington, hit nine gayers and stealed 14 bags while he hit .264. Wood also spent 97 times in his 79 games with the Nationals and he experienced relatively happiness on balls in the game (.365 Babip), so it’s not difficult to see the potential stroke average disadvantage.
Bottom Line: Wood should open the year in a favorable place in the line -up of Nationals and there is no doubt that the team will be patient with him, should he struggle for whatever reason. He clearly has the tools that are needed to produce a 20/20 season. His benefit in Steals can be a bit exaggerated by last year’s RAW total, because he was not a high volume base stealer in the minors and he was caught eight times last season in 22 attempts. Wood is really a case where the reach of the possibilities is wide. You will find in every design someone Who is all-in in the potential of Wood 2025, so he has not yet found his way to one of my teams.
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