Ryan Bliss is a fantasy baseball 2B/SS prospect sleeper and minor leaguer to know. Read our MLB prospects outlooks for fantasy baseball rookies and call-ups.
ANALYSIS: Coming out of high school in Georgia, Ryan Bliss was secure in his commitment to Auburn. He fell to the 30th round of the 2018 draft despite talent that would have indicated he'd be a top-10-round selection. He had a power explosion in 2021 with Auburn, and that led to his selection in the second round that summer by Arizona.
Bliss is a small guy, listed at 5'6" and 165 pounds, and those aren't on the small side for either number. He has developed his body to pack significant power into his frame, though he does have a habit of expanding his zone too often.
Defensively, Bliss can handle short, but he's probably a major-league second baseman. He'd be an excellent defender at the position, though. He's posting big numbers in Double-A this year, with a .349/.400/.586 slash line along with 12 home runs and 21 stolen bases.
VERDICT: While the numbers are extremely impressive, keep in mind that Bliss is playing in Amarillo, one of the most hitter-friendly environments in the minor leagues. There's a future as a fringe-average starter at second base or a solid utility infielder, but not a guy that would be a "must-own" in dynasty leagues. He is a tremendous baseball rat type, so it would not be surprising if he continues to outplay his raw tools.
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