In this year's fantasy baseball drafts, three outfielders stand out as potential sleeper targets: Pete Crow-Armstrong, Jacob Young, and Matt Wallner. Each player brings different dynamics to the table, making their selection contingent on team needs and draft strategy.

Pete Crow-Armstrong, with an ADP of around 142, displayed flashes of brilliance during his rookie season with the Chicago Cubs, including impressive speed and defensive prowess. After a slow start, he finished strong, suggesting a breakout is possible in 2025. Meanwhile, Jacob Young, currently valued at an ADP of 343, shined with his speed by stealing 33 bases last season. However, to further his impact, he must enhance his batting metrics this year. Lastly, Matt Wallner, who has an ADP of 277, has the power potential with 14 home runs in limited at-bats, but high strikeout rates could temper his value significantly.