Kyle Stowers

Miami Marlins outfielder Kyle Stowers (hamstring), who went undrafted in most leagues last year, was having a full-on breakout season in 2025 before an oblique injury ended his campaign prematurely in mid-August. The left-handed slugger finished with a .288-25-73-61-5 line in 457 plate appearances (117 games), which extrapolates out to a .288-33-96-80-7 pace if given read more...

Miami Marlins outfielder Kyle Stowers (hamstring), who went undrafted in most leagues last year, was having a full-on breakout season in 2025 before an oblique injury ended his campaign prematurely in mid-August. The left-handed slugger finished with a .288-25-73-61-5 line in 457 plate appearances (117 games), which extrapolates out to a .288-33-96-80-7 pace if given 600 PA. Not only that, he hit .364 with a 1.269 OPS in July alone, long after there was plenty of film for opposing pitchers to dissect. A 98th percentile barrel rate should ensure the power returns in 2026, but the downside of all this production was that it came with a lot of swing and miss, registering a bottom 10th percentile Whiff% (32.5 percent) and K% (27.4 percent), so it could prove challenging to repeat a .288 average this season, although both metrics were showing improvement over his final 39 games after July 1. RotoBaller ranks the 28-year-old at 111 overall, which makes him look like a value at his current NFBC ADP of 128 overall. Update 3/22/2026: Stowers will be placed on the injured list and miss the first three to four weeks of the season due to a Grade 1 hamstring strain. Stowers fantasy stock takes a slight hit and expects his ADP to drop 25-30 spots with the latest injury news.less...