2021 Fantasy Baseball Catcher Preview: Sleepers, Breakouts, Busts ...

He'll go back down for some more development time this year and still profiles as a big bat at a position mostly devoid of them.Scott's 2021 Fantasy impact: midseason hopeful   Age (on opening day): 22Where he played in 2019: high Class A2019 minors: .325 BA (422 AB), 15 HR, 31 2B, .906 OPS, 52 BB, 57 K2020 majors: 1 for 3, HR, 0 BB, 2 K  Campusano's one appearance at DH in 2020 actually cost him catcher eligibility, but it will be short-lived now that Francisco Mejia's departure makes him the heir apparent at the position. Few catchers are capable of winning a batting title, as Campusano did in 2019, and few hitters of any kind are capable of swinging a 40-ounce bat, which he has been known to do on occasion.Scott's 2021 Fantasy impact: midseason hopeful   Age (on opening day): 19Where he played in 2019: Rookie2019 minors: .312 (157 AB), 7 HR, 10 2B, .916 OPS, 21 BB, 37 K  Catchers are notoriously difficult to project, especially so far out from the majors, but in becoming the youngest player in the Appalachian League in 2019, Alvarez put himself on the short list of those worth the price of admission.