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Fantasy baseball: St. Louis Cardinals 2020 fantasy preview

By Mike Marteny

FT. MYERS, FL - MARCH 10: Jack Flaherty #22 of the St. Louis Cardinals pitches during a spring training game against the Boston Red Sox on March 10, 2020 at JetBlue Park in Fort Myers, Florida. (Photo by John Capella/Sports Imagery/Getty Images)
FT. MYERS, FL - MARCH 10: Jack Flaherty #22 of the St. Louis Cardinals pitches during a spring training game against the Boston Red Sox on March 10, 2020 at JetBlue Park in Fort Myers, Florida. (Photo by John Capella/Sports Imagery/Getty Images) /
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PHOENIX, ARIZONA – SEPTEMBER 23: Paul Goldschmidt #46 of the St. Louis Cardinals gets ready in the batters box against the Arizona Diamondbacks at Chase Field on September 23, 2019 in Phoenix, Arizona. It was Goldschmidt’s first time back at Chase Field since being traded to St. Louis. (Photo by Norm Hall/Getty Images) /

30 teams in 60 days of quarantine: St. Louis Cardinals fantasy preview

This series of fantasy baseball articles was intended to be something to pass the 30 days without DFS. Well, it looks like the wait will be much longer. The MLB has a plan in place to play about half a season starting in early July. They just need the players to sign off on it.

Most of you, like me, have played DFS for quite some time. We have never seen anything like this before. A bare lobby. No upcoming contests. E-Sports touts are in hog heaven. Even most DFS touts are trying to become E-Sports touts. It’s nuts!

Most of you, also like me, still play season-long fantasy baseball. Some for money. Some not. Some just because it’s the only interaction you have with some friends anymore. Whatever the case, we can use this break in DFS to get us polished up for our fantasy baseball drafts, whenever those may be. We started at the bottom and are slowly moving up. The St. Louis Cardinals were 10th in wins last year with 91.

The Cardinals added a few small pieces, but they are going to try to make another run at a division title with mostly the same pieces as last year.

Here we will examine the St. Louis Cardinals projected lineup and rotation, and who to draft and in what general spot. We will also take a look at prospects that could make their debuts and have a fantasy impact in 2020. The 2019 stats are in parentheses. Let’s get started!

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