This article references Jonathan Lucroy and more! Milwaukee Brewers general manager David Stearns said the team isn't trying to sign free-agent catcher Jonathan Lucroy. "I think we have confidence in our current catching group. In general, I think we got pretty meaningful production from our catching group last year," Stearns said. A former All-Star with Milwaukee, Lucroy was a complete fantasy bust in 2017 with the Rangers and Rockies. As expected, his numbers were better in Colorado, but he surprisingly only had two home runs in the thin air [...]Keep on reading: Brewers Not Trying To Add Jonathan Lucroy

This article references Aaron Judge, Alex Avila, Austin Barnes, Austin Hedges, Brian McCann, Chris Iannetta, Christian Vazquez, Dee Gordon, Evan Gattis, Gary Sanchez, Joey Gallo, Jonathan Lucroy, Max Stassi, Mike Zunino, Salvador Perez, Welington Castillo, Yadier Molina and more! Catcher is generally considered the weakest position in fantasy baseball. That is exactly why getting reliable production from the position is so important. There won't be many good options on the waiver wire to replace a bad pick. This article looks at some catchers that are undervalued and overvalued based on their NFBC ADP (as of 2/13/18) and offers an idea of who to target in drafts. To see what our experts think, check out our own mixed league rankings for catchers.   Undervalue[...]Keep on reading: Early ADP Sleepers and Busts - Catcher

This article references Jonathan Lucroy and more! Free agent catcher/first baseman Jonathan Lucroy has not yet garnered much interest on the free agent market, but Jon Heyman of FanRag Sports thinks that he can be one of the better values available. Heyman says that Lucroy could have a similar impact on a team as Brian McCann had on the Astros "providing smart pitch calling, steady defense and well-above-average offense." There was an early link with the Astros, while the Nationals, Jays, Rangers, Twins, and Mets are among other teams that h[...]Keep on reading: Jonathan Lucroy Could Be A Bargin

This article references Jonathan Lucroy and more! The New York Mets have had contact with free-agent Jonathan Lucroy. The Mets are more interested in adding infielders and outfielders, so Lucroy probably isn't a high priority. He hasn't been a high priority for any teams this offseason after disappointing with a .265 average, six home runs and 40 RBI in 123 games between the Rangers and Rockies in 2017. In the right situation, though, Lucroy could be a value as a rebound candidate. After all, he's only one year removed from an All-Star season i[...]Keep on reading: Mets Have Had Contact With Jonathan Lucroy

The Houston Astros are among the teams looking at Colorado Rockies free-agent catcher Jonathan Lucroy. Lucroy also makes his home near Houston, so it could be a coveted destination for him. He had a down year in 2017 after previously being one of the best offensive catchers in baseball, hitting just[...]

Colorado Rockies catcher Jonathan Lucroy, who will be a free agent after the season, is enticed by the idea of remaining with the team into 2018 and beyond. General manager Jedd Bridich, however, says it's too early to talk about Lucroy and the offseason. At the plate, Lucroy has been a shell of his[...]

Colorado Rockies catcher/first baseman Jonathan Lucroy will have Wednesday evening off in favor of catcher Tony Wolters. Lucroy continues to struggle even after a move to Coors Field. Wolters can be avoided in daily leagues tonight.

Colorado Rockies newly acquired catcher Jonathan Lucroy (illness) will remain out [...]