After being a low-average, high-power threat across his first two full MLB campaigns, Langeliers found more consistency in 2025 with a .277/.325/.536 slash line in 123 games. He missed some time in June due to an oblique injury but still set career highs with 31 home runs and seven steals, though it's also worth noting that he has yet to play 140 games in a season across his first three full years in MLB. Langeliers cut his strikeout rate almost eight points to 19.7 percent and increased his opposite field hit rate by nearly six points to 21.4 percent, which helps to explain the improved results despite his hard-hit rate (44.6 percent) remaining in line with the two prior seasons. Playing half his games at the Athletics' temporary home of Sutter Health Park in Sacramento is certainly an advantage, but Langeliers actually fared better on the road (.912 OPS) than at home (.817 OPS). He also improved his Fielding Run Value from minus-13 to minus-2, which is particularly notable given the defensive importance of his position. Langeliers' improvements appear sustainable, and his power production with the new higher average sets him up to be one of the top fantasy catchers in the league in 2026. Read Past Outlooks