Teel debuted in June with a 2.0 WAR, offering catching potential and offensive upside.

<p>Kyle Teel has reached base 29 times in 32 games, showing on-base ability behind the plate that translates to steady fantasy value.</p><p>If he maintains this on-base skill, Teel could anchor a catcher platoon with upside in runs and OBP for 2026.</p>

Teel sits near a .800 OPS with steady offensive upside in a lineup lacking depth. He’s a core piece for run production and scoring opportunities, making him a strong target for managers seeking steady batting average with reliable RBI potential.

<p>Teel’s emergence behind the plate adds valuable depth to the Sox catching corps and aligns with Getz’s plan to build from within, potentially easing catcher workload pressures and offering development paths for Quero.</p><p>The depth could influence rotations and lineup construction as the team prioritizes defense and framing development.</p>

Teel contributed a run-scoring double to help retake a lead, signaling continued power potential at a deep catcher spot for dynasty and daily formats.