BALLER MOVE: Draft target ~240CURRENT ADP: ~268 overall (From March 1st to present)ANALYSIS: Randal Grichuk slashed .232/.280/.457 with 31 HR and 80 RBI in 2019. While the .232 average is not ideal, the home run and RBI production he provided for the Blue Jays cannot be understated. The RBI production came in large part because of the home run total, which was a direct result of his power. While Grichuk found himself below his career average in a number of metrics, he was still above league ...

Toronto Blue Jays outfielder Randal Grichuk cranked a pair of long balls in Wednesday's 14-2 Grapefruit League thumping of the Orioles. He finished the afternoon going 3-for-3 with three runs and five RBI as he's now batting a crisp .320 this spring with three homers. Grichuk will serve as the everyday center fielder for the Jays this season, where he'll likely bat sixth most days in an improved lineup. The 28-year-old makes a cheap power source option in mixed-leagues after clubbing 31 homers ...

Toronto Blue Jays general manager Ross Atkins said that the team's current plan is for outfielder Randal Grichuk to start the season as the starting center fielder. Grichuk hit .232/.280/.457 with a career-high 31 home runs and 80 RBI in 151 games in his second year in Toronto in 2019. The power is real and he's in a nice environment for that, but the 28-year-old will bring down your team's average and on-base percentage. Grichuk struck out a career-high 163 times last season and walked just 35...

Toronto Blue Jays outfielder Randal Grichuk has flaws, but hes a relatively inexpensive source of power who had career highs in home runs (31), RBI (80), and at-bats (586) in 2019. He doesnt walk enough (5.6% BB rate) and strikes out too much (26.0% K rate), and that undisciplined approach, coupled with a career-low .266 batting average on balls in play, contributed to a career-low .232 batting average last season. The issue of plate discipline isn't likely to go away, and that has a negative ...

Toronto Blue Jays outfielder Randal Grichuk hit his 29th home run of the year on Tuesday night in an 8-4 win over the Orioles. Grichuk got the scoring started for the Blue Jays in the second inning, with a 355-foot shot off of Orioles starter Chandler Shepherd. Grichuk has now hit four home runs in his last four games and with fantasy seasons coming to a close, the notoriously streaky outfielder could be worth riding while he burns through this latest heater.

Randall Grichuk started the scoring off early for the Blue Jays on Friday night against the Yankees, hitting a two-run home run off of New York starter J.A. Happ in the bottom of the first inning. Grichuk now has 20 home runs on the year and has hit four home runs since July 29, heating up in those 11 games with a 1.050 OPS and a 169 wRC+ to go along with eight RBI and eight runs scored.

Toronto Blue Jays outfielder Randal Grichuk (rest) is out of the starting lineup for Sunday's game against the Tampa Bay Rays. This appears to be a routine day off for Grichuk, so he should be back in there soon. Eric Sogard will bat leadoff and cover right field versus righty Yonny Chirinos. Sogard has been great at getting on base this season, so he could be a decent DFS option here. The Jays are open to trading Sogard at the trade deadline, so maybe this is them just trying to drive up his[...]

We've passed the All-Star break and fantasy managers can now start analyzing their teams with an eye on categories instead of just adding any random player. This week the primary focus for outfield additions will be to maximize location, location, location. Some might cause a little tingle of concern when you read their name. Don't be afraid. Do what you're comfortable doing with your roster. No Fear, Just Fantasy.[...]

The Toronto Blue Jays will start Randal Grichuk in center field on Saturday afternoon, as he will bat sixth against New York Yankees starter J.A. Happ. Grichuk will take over for Teoscar Hernandez, who has started nine of the team's last 12 games. He is hitting .231 with 15 home runs for the season, and he could end up being a sneaky play in most leagues Saturday as he is batting .289 with an .827 OPS against left-handed starters this year.

Toronto Blue Jays outfielder Randal Grichuk (back) remains out of the starting lineup for Sunday's game against the Baltimore Orioles. Grichuk has been out of the lineup since Wednesday due to a stiff back. They expect him to be ready after the All-Star break. Eric Sogard will bat leadoff and play right field versus righty Asher Wojciechowski. Sogard should be a reliable fantasy option for Sunday.