As we continue to make our way through our breakdown of the top-200 players for Fantasy baseball in 2020, we've already reached the point in your draft where things stop being quite so predictable. You can mostly script how the first four rounds will go in most drafts, but the tough choices start right around pick 50. That's when people start considering their first closers or catchers, and where teams diverge based on roster construction. Scott White and I are have given you The Case For and The Case Against drafting each player in Scott's top-200 rankings, and we've got Nos. 51 through 100 right here.

We're at the point of the draft where catchers might start coming off the board, but which ones are worth reaching for?

You can find ace upside in the 61-70 range in our rankings, but it comes with risk. Is it worth it, or should you start to look to the closers in this range?

Some players in this range are former stars hoping to rediscover their former heights; others are players on the upswing. Which way should you go?

This is probably where you'll want to grab your catcher, but you might be passing up bigger production elsewhere. Is that worth it?

Closing out the top-100 players in Fantasy baseball in 2020, we're looking at some power/speed threats, and some of 2019's breakout pitchers.