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2026 Fantasy Baseball Player Profile

Andy Pages cemented himself as a core piece of the Dodgers' future with an impressive sophomore campaign in 2025. Seizing the everyday center field job, he played in 156 games and slashed .272/.313/.461 with 27 home runs and 86 RBI. His 113 wRC+ confirmed his bat plays at the big-league level, and he showed improvements in contact, raising his average from .248 in his rookie year. While his aggressiveness (4.6% walk rate) remains a double-edged sword, his ability to drive the ball and play solid defense in center field (4.1 WAR) made him indispensable.

Entering 2026, Pages is a breakout candidate with 30-homer upside. Projections forecast a slight regression in average to the .255 range but expect him to maintain his power output, with most models pegging him for 26-28 home runs and 80+ RBI. He offers fantasy managers a stable source of power and run production in a premier lineup. The next step in his development will be refining his plate discipline; if he can boost his walk rate closer to his minor league norms (10%+), he could ascend from a solid OF3 to a legitimate fantasy star.