Glenn Otto

Otto debuted in 2021 with a 9.26 ERA in six starts, but his 25.2 K% and 7.2 BB% in those outings made him look like a viable late lottery ticket in deeper formats. While he did manage to trim his ERA nearly in half in his sophomore effort, a 4.64 ERA certainly didn't turn any heads. Judging by his 5.21 FIP and 4.83 SIERA, he got lucky, if anything. He couldn't come close to repeating his promising underlying numbers from his rookie season, as his 18.2 K% and 10.6 BB% were both significantly worse than league average. Combined with his relative lack of prospect pedigree, that doesn't paint a rosy picture for his future as a regular member of the Rangers' rotation. With the team adding Jacob deGrom, Andrew Heaney and Nathan Eovaldi over the winter, Otto seemingly no longer has an inside track on a starting job. Those three aren't the most durable, so Otto could still wind up making a fair number of starts, but he's unlikely to be anything more than a mediocre streaming option.