This article references Steven Souza Jr. and more! Tampa Bay Rays outfielder Steven Souza Jr. has departed Rays' camp to attend to a family matter. He is tentatively expected to rejoin the club on Tuesday. The right fielder is coming off of a breakthrough 2017 campaign where he slashed .239/.351/.459 with 30 homers and 16 stolen bases and was finally able to stay healthy. With Evan Longoria, Corey Dickerson and Logan Morrison gone, he will need to pick up the slack in the middle of the lineup.Keep on reading: Steven Souza Jr. Leaves Rays Camp

This article references Steven Souza and more! BALLER MOVE: Target ~135 CURRENT ADP: 185 ANALYSIS: Tampa Bay Rays outfielder Steven Souza Jr broke out and set several career-highs in 2017. The stat that grabs the attention of most fantasy owners is the 30 home runs he hit in 2017. He also set career-highs by a solid margin in runs scored, runs batted in and stolen bases. Souza Jr. does offer a downside in batting average (.239 last season and .247 in 2016) so if you draft him, you may need to shore up that category elsewhere. It i[...]Keep on reading: Stephen Souza Jr. (OF, TB) - 2018 Fantasy Baseball Sleepers & Draft Values

This article references Adam Duvall, Bradley Zimmer, Chris Davis, Dexter Fowler, Didi Gregorius, Gerrit Cole, Greg Bird, Jameson Taillon, Jason Kipnis, Javier Baez, Jerad Eickhoff, Joey Gallo, Johnny Cueto, Jose Berrios, Manuel Margot, Michael Conforto, Miguel Sano, Ozzie Albies, Ronald Acuna, Rougned Odor, Shin-soo Choo, Stephen Piscotty, Steven Souza Jr., Trea Turner, Wil Myers, Yoan Moncada and more! Spring training is getting closer and the RotoBaller MLB team opened up our first bags of peanuts and cracker jacks with a 12-team mock draft last week. For consideration, this 23-round mock draft was a traditional 5x5 league consisting of nine pitcher spots and the rest starting offensive slots (including two catchers). The lack of a bench certainly affected choices throughout the draft. The order went as followed: Chris Zolli, Harris Yudin, Troy Klauder, Kevin Luchansky, Pierre Camus, Max Petr[...]Keep on reading: January Expert Mock Analysis - Rounds 10-15

This article references Steven Souza Jr. and more! Tampa Bay Rays outfielder Steven Souza Jr. avoided salary arbitration by agreeing to a one-year, $3.55 million deal, according to a source. Although his batting average remained low (.239) due to inconsistent contact, Souza otherwise had a career year, hitting 30 home runs and driving in 78 runs in 148 games. Despite the lack of contact, he also showed improvement in his walk rate and chased fewer pitches outside the zone. You can more safely invest in Souza's power/speed combination, but the la[...]Keep on reading: Steven Souza Jr. Avoids Arbitration

Tampa Bay Rays outfielders Kevin Kiermaier and Steven Souza, first baseman Logan Morrison and second baseman Brad Miller are not playing Thursday. Make sure to get them all out of your daily lineups. Peter Bourjos is starting in center field and batting ninth, Mallex Smith is in right and hitting le[...]

Tampa Bay Rays outfielder Steven Souza Jr (knee) finds out from the MRI that his injury is just a bone bruise. He is sore but expects to return this season. [...]

Tampa Bay Rays outfielder Steven Souza Jr left the game Friday versus Boston with what appeared to be a nasty leg injury. Tests after the game offer hope that it is not a structural issue. He will undergo more tests, including an x-ray but for now, there is optimism despite him wearing a brace after[...]

Tampa Bay Rays outfielder Steven Souza Jr will get a day off on [...]

Tampa Bay Rays outfielder Steven Souza Jr returned from his foot problems and went 2-for-4 with a walk. He hit his 23rd home run of the season and then later, his seventh inning double drove in the winning runs of a 5-3 victory. Souza is in the middle of a breakout season where he has 23 home runs t[...]

Tampa Bay Rays outfielder Steven Souza Jr. (foot) will be in Thursday's lineup. The outfielder left Monday's game early after fouling a ball off his foot and missed the previous two games. It's good to see Souza back in the lineup where he will hit in the No. 5 spot. Souza is in the middle of a brea[...]