Arizona faces an offseason crossroads after Eugenio Suárez left for Seattle. The D-backs reportedly eye Alex Bregman, who could opt out of Boston, to anchor a revamped infield with third/second-base versatility and leadership. Bregman’s 2023 line (.273/.360/.462, 18 HR, 62 RBI in 114) would boost the lineup, but Boston’s lure and a massive offer will shape the bid. In-house options Blaze Alexander and Jordan Lawlar would need flexible deployment to maximize value if Bregman signs.

Value over ADP defined the breakout 2025 season across the diamond. Goodman, Kurtz, Turang, Perdomo, Suarez and Springer anchored multi-category returns, turning mid- to late-round targets into frontline contributors. PCA, Buxton, Caminero, Story, Crow-Armstrong and Buxton showcased the breadth of upside, with late-blooming production converging with injury risk and positional flexibility as fantasy-format sweet spots enter 2026 drafts. Runner-ups Pages, Soderström and Adell underscored the volatility and payoff of high-variance bets for outfield and catcher pools.

Look ahead: chase high-velocity players who produced despite draft gaps, monitor hard-hit rates and plate discipline shifts, and target multi-stat contributors who can augment speed, power and runs in a balanced lineup. These patterns suggest a wide, dynamic set of targets for 2026 fantasy rosters.