In other words, fantasy managers can largely ignore Arenado's poor 2020 numbers, and focus instead on how he will perform now that he's been traded to the Cardinals. The good news, at least from the standpoint of projecting Arenado into the future, is that he was dealing with an injured AC joint in his shoulder for most of the season. Those numbers won't kill your fantasy team, but considering Arenado's worst numbers over the previous five seasons were 37 home runs, 97 runs scored, and 110 RBI, they were a disaster. 253 and put up a 162-game pace of 27 home runs, 78 runs, 88 RBI, and zero steals. On the down side, there was everything else.
On the bright side, Arenado struck out just 10% of the time, a career-best.
