As June comes to an end, we stand just over a month away from one of the most exciting moments of a major league baseball season: the trade deadline. In a year that's seen the development of an uber-competitive National League and a wide-open American League, there will undoubtedly be a flurry of moves on the trade market come August 3.

During the 2025 season, I put together a list of the “Five Slowest Active Base Runners to Steal a Base”. We’re deep into the offseason now, which means it’s the perfect time for another addition to the slow baserunner collection! This time, the list will be extended to all players in the Statcast Era. Nothing beats reminiscing about which players clogged up the basepath for your favorite team. As I said in the first edition, it’s always fun to discuss unique baseball tidbits.

Drafted out of Millard West High School in Nebraska, Lewis was selected with the Reds' second-round draft pick in 2024, and was swayed away from a college career at Arkansas with a $3.05m signing bonus. Just 19 years old, he boasts an athletic frame at 6’2”/195, with plenty of time to continue building strength. After showcasing his toolsy approach in the minors, Lewis appears poised to be a big part of the Reds' future plans.

Late round steals can help shape the core of successful teams, but identifying the right fits can be a daunting task. Don’t worry though, we’ve got you covered. Here are three (of many) fantasy baseball sleepers for 2026: