2024 Fantasy Baseball OnlyFans: Third Baseman

2024 Fantasy Baseball OnlyFans: Third Baseman

Slowly and surely Vendetta Sports Media will establish itself as the premier go to site for fantasy sports. You can laugh at that statement all you want but the evidence doesn’t lie. I own fantasy hockey (RIP Sean Allen). Matthew Berry was embarrassed. In 2024 we’re throwing our hat in the fantasy baseball realm and the OnlyFans series will return to cover MLB.

For now, I don’t have anything against ESPN’s fantasy baseball department. Time will tell if that changes. In the meantime, I’m just going to give you sleepers (OnlyFans) for each position. These players in order to qualify have to be ranked outside the top 200 overall players.

*Link to ESPN rankings. They constantly change so don’t shoot the messenger if they’re updated after publication.

Jeimer Canderlario (Cincinnati Reds) -3B17, 224th overall

It’s taken a while to get this train going but Jeimer Canderlario has turned himself into a capable hot corner guy. He hit a career high 22 homers last year and signed a nice shiny contract with the Reds. It’s an underrated Reds team and there could be RBIs up for grabs. If you’re desperate, you can do worse.

Matt Chapman (San Francisco Giants) -3B18, 250th overall

Some of this low ranking probably has to do with the fact that he was unsigned for so long. Well, the Giants scooped him up. I know defense is his calling card but Chapman has gone on power streaks before. He had 27 homers in 2021 and 22. Maybe a return to the Bay area will be back those OPS numbers he had with the A’s. I think it’s worth the shot late in drafts.

Josh Jung (Texas Rangers) -3B26, unranked

I don’t really understand this one. Jung, 26, made the All-Star team last year. He popped 23 homers and hit .266. Why can’t he take one more leap heading into his second full year as the starter? At this price? It’s a no-brainer flier.

Brett Baty (New York Mets) -3B40, unranked

Last year was ugly and I understand that. It’s why he’s free. However, I still believe in the talent and he’s still really young. Heading into age 24, it’s time to trend in a positive direction. The Mets are going to give these young guys an opportunity to thrive or fail. See how April goes and play it accordingly.

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