As fantasy baseball draft season kicks off, those looking to fill their pitching slots late face both risk and reward. Late-round pitchers often come with questions—whether it’s control issues or injury histories—but they can provide significant upside. Securing players with stable WHIP stats without compromising on potential is key. Pitchers like Mitch Keller and Erick Fedde show promise, delivering good ratios and the potential for breakout performance.

With Keller showcasing a solid bounce-back in mid-season, recognized for his strikeout potential, and Fedde's steadiness in the lower-tier clubs, they both appear to be solid late picks. Similarly, Kris Bubic, despite injury setbacks, has an arsenal capable of generating strikeouts, and Dustin May’s potential could yield long-term rewards. Choosing wisely from this pool could enhance your fantasy lineup.