As the fantasy baseball draft season heats up, identifying late-round pitcher sleepers is crucial for managers aiming to maximize value. Focusing on pitchers with an average draft position (ADP) around pick 350 or later reveals several intriguing options. Bobby Miller of the Los Angeles Dodgers faces challenges after struggling with injuries and control issues, despite a promising four-seamer. Meanwhile, Kris Bubic of the Kansas City Royals rebounded impressively post-Tommy John surgery, showcasing dominant metrics that suggest he’s a reliable pick. Reid Detmers from the Angels, Luis Ortiz of the Guardians, and Max Meyer from the Marlins also present potential upside, each with unique strengths and weaknesses that could translate into breakout performances in the upcoming season.