Mason Englert

The Tigers nabbed Englert in the Rule 5 Draft before the start of the 2023 season, which dropped him into an MLB bullpen role for the first time in his career. The righty struggled to make an impact, recording a 5.46 ERA, 1.50 WHIP and 41 strikeouts across 56 innings in the majors. Without an overpowering fastball, it's hard to envision Englert becoming an elite relief option, though perhaps he'll show some improvement with a big-league season under his belt. He's also only 24, so there could still be room for growth as a pitcher. For now, Englert looks like a low-leverage reliever for Detroit, squarely behind the likes of Alex Lange, Jason Foley and others in the bullpen pecking order. A middle-relief role doesn't scream "fantasy star," so Englert is mostly off the radar at this point. He could see his stock go up if he starts to consistently get hold or save opportunities, though that doesn't appear to be imminent. Read Past Outlooks