Oct 31, 2026 · 37 min · 9 segments
Fantasy Baseball Pro Podcast – Episode 39: Toronto Blue Jays MLB Fantasy Recap We’re breaking down the Toronto Blue Jays after the 2026 season, evaluating their fantasy production, dynasty value…
239 to bats, 29 runs, nine doubles, nine homers, 23 RBIs, 29 walks to 69 strikeouts, and a .222 average.
Look, he had some value in deep leagues in those 16-team AL only and even a little bit in 14-team You know, AL only.
I'm not really interested too much unless you're in like a 16, 18 league.
He could have some value in those deeper leagues where he might get another 200 to 300 at-bats next season.
Look, Alejandro Kirk has been a solid catcher when he can stay healthy.
The question is, can he stay healthy enough to provide the value that you need? This season, he had 277 bats.
278 average, 766 OPS, 10 homers, 43 RBIs, love the K-to-walk ratio, 33 walks to 38 Ks, 8 doubles, 26 runs, and 77 hits.
If Alejandro Kirk, you know, the previous season in 25, he had a full season worth of bats and he was great.
And he had 282, had 15 homers and 76 RBIs with 48 walks to 59 Ks in 25.
Look, if he can get 400 plus a bat, he's going to be very good at the catcher position for you.
I think regardless if he's healthy or not, he's never crossed the 500 bat threshold.
So don't expect him to get any more than maybe four to 450 bats if he's healthy.
So you're going to really need another catcher in Roto Leagues that's going to fill up the rest of the time if you have Alejandro Kirk.
239 to bats, 29 runs, nine doubles, nine homers, 23 RBIs, 29 walks to 69 strikeouts, and a .222 average.
Look, he had some value in deep leagues in those 16-team AL only and even a little bit in 14-team You know, AL only.
I'm not really interested too much unless you're in like a 16, 18 league.
He could have some value in those deeper leagues where he might get another 200 to 300 at-bats next season.
Look, Alejandro Kirk has been a solid catcher when he can stay healthy.
The question is, can he stay healthy enough to provide the value that you need? This season, he had 277 bats.
278 average, 766 OPS, 10 homers, 43 RBIs, love the K-to-walk ratio, 33 walks to 38 Ks, 8 doubles, 26 runs, and 77 hits.
If Alejandro Kirk, you know, the previous season in 25, he had a full season worth of bats and he was great.
And he had 282, had 15 homers and 76 RBIs with 48 walks to 59 Ks in 25.
Look, if he can get 400 plus a bat, he's going to be very good at the catcher position for you.
I think regardless if he's healthy or not, he's never crossed the 500 bat threshold.
So don't expect him to get any more than maybe four to 450 bats if he's healthy.
So you're going to really need another catcher in Roto Leagues that's going to fill up the rest of the time if you have Alejandro Kirk.
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