2025 Fantasy Baseball Bounty-Fack Candidate: Atlanta Braves Ozzie Albies

Okay, fantasy baseball managers, let’s talk about the second base base of Atlanta Braves, Ozzie Albies. This guy is like a light switch. There is either crushing dingers, or he is tearing away and got stuck to Il. 2024? Definitely turn off. Finger fracture? Wrist fracture? 99 games played? Ouch. But hey, at least it was not a tear of ACL, just like Ronald Acuña Jr. or an elbow surgery, such as Spencer Strider. Talk about the belt device.

The history of the Albies injury is extensive. Broken foot in ’22, broken Pinky, bone bruise in ’20 … This is an ordinary laundry list. But when he is healthy, forget about it. Two 30-homer seasons, 100-rbi, three ALL-STAR performances and two silver lazy. When he is not injured, this guy is a beast.

This is a strange thing that is good this year: Albies follows the pattern. A strange year means a healthy year, the wounded year means even a year, the odd year means a healthy year, and even a year means a wounded year … See where I choose with it? 2024 was even a year, so it was a wounded year, which according to its model means 2025. This is basic mathematics, people. Or maybe it’s Voodoo.

For even years he was a hit of NL, with the highest career Bwart, proving that he has juice. But even in those years affected by injuries? Its average wink and OPS fall like a stone in the lake (.247/.703 in ’22, .251/.707 in ’24). Coincidence? I think no, but I also live in Las Vegas, where we all follow the patterns. His Babip also refuel in these years (.270 i .274). Bad luck? Maybe? Or again, maybe it’s Voodoo.

In 2024, the Wizard Oz noted both his barrel and a hard rate (6.2% and 32%, respectively), which makes sense, considering his damage. His discipline of plates, however, remained relatively coherent. So it’s not like he forgot how to hit. Just … he couldn’t hit All right Due to injuries.

Good news? He returned at the end of the season and should be ready at 2025. He even hit the right-handed play-off, which is a good sign. In addition to the rest season, he should restore him to his strokes.

Will Albies remain healthy? This is a question for a million dollars. The injuries are unpredictable. But if he does Be healthy, he is the main candidate for reflection. People, properly. Just keep some ice packages at hand.

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