Tommy Edman

Edman spent much of the 2025 campaign dealing with an ankle injury, limiting him to 97 regular-season games. The versatile veteran has now missed over 175 contests due to injury over the past two seasons combined, which has sapped much of his fantasy relevance. When he was healthy last year, Edman struggled to a career-low .656 OPS, though he did tie his career-high mark with 13 long balls. Edman may have been the victim of some bad luck, as his .274 xBA was much higher than his actual .225 mark, and a squared-up rate in the 88th percentile suggests he frequently made the most of his swings. Still, with a hard-hit rate in the 34th percentile and an average exit velocity in the 24th percentile, Edman is unlikely to ever be a major source of power, so it's very concerning for his fantasy value that he managed just three stolen bases last year. Edman underwent offseason ankle surgery, and the hope should be that the procedure helps him both stay off the injured list and take flight on the basepaths more often. Depending on the Dodgers' offseason moves, Edman could open the season as the starter at second base or in center field. Read Past Outlooks