MLB Fantasy is all about finding value picks that can outperform their draft position. With so many players to choose from, it can be overwhelming to know where to start. To make it easier, here are five unmissable MLB fantasy sleeper options for the 2023 season.
#5 Adbert Alzolay, P, Cubs


Alzolay missed most of last season with a shoulder injury but came out firing in September. If his late-season dominance continues, he could work himself into the role of closer for the Cubs.
#4 Christian Arroyo, 2B, Red Sox

With the Red Sox failing to add a reliable shortstop to replace Xander Bogaerts, Arroyo could see regular playing time. Coming off a breakout season, he could be a viable option in fantasy lineups.
#3 Seth Lugo, P, Padres

Known for his curveballs, Lugo has a strong career 3.48 ERA. With the Padres' outstanding supporting cast, Lugo should tally wins if he earns a rotation spot.
#2 Jake Fraley, OF, Reds

With regular playing time in the second half of last season, Fraley hit .295-11-25 in 199 plate appearances for the Reds. Without much competition for playing time, Fraley could be a nice, late find.
#1 Ezequiel Tovar, SS, Rockies

Tovar's presence in the Rockies farm system was likely one reason the team felt comfortable moving on from Trevor Story. He impressed so much that he's penciled in as the starting shortstop entering Spring Training. It's a big ask, but the upside is astronomical while playing his home games at Coors Field.
While there are plenty of other options to choose from, these five players have the potential to be difference-makers in fantasy leagues. From pitchers who can earn saves to position players who can see regular playing time, these sleepers can make all the difference in your fantasy baseball season.