Kemp Alderman Fantasy Stats

Miami Marlins outfield prospect Kemp Alderman blasted his 14th home run of the season on Wednesday in a two-hit effort for Triple-A Jacksonville. The Marlins' eighth-ranked prospect is hitting .326 in 12 July games for the Jumbo Shrimp, which has raised his season-long slash line to .295/.372/.515. The former second-rounder offered stolen base potential last year, recording 22 steals (20 of which came at Double-A), but is up to just six this year, and is still striking out at an elevated rate of 31.2 percent. The 22-year-old could make an MLB debut later this year, but he'll need to flex some more of his highly-rated power tool in order to make the strikeout rate (and corresponding low walk rate) worth it. For now, he looks like a high-risk, high-reward stash consideration for home runs in very deep redraft leagues given his proximity to the majors.

Miami Marlins outfield prospect Kemp Alderman continues to show well at Triple-A Jacksonville after a slow start to the year. The Marlins' eighth-ranked prospect hit just .197 over the season's first 19 games, but in the 42 games since then, he's batting .331. All in all, including the 20 games he spent at Triple-A last season, the former second-round draft pick is slashing .297/.365/.549 for the Jumbo Shrimp, with 20 home runs and eight steals across a combined 81 contests. With hard-hit rate, barrel rate, average exit velocity (EV), and max EV all coming in at 93rd percentile or better, it seems the only thing holding him back is a high chase rate (19th percentile) and a high strikeout rate (15th percentile). If he can show improvement in that area, the sooner he may get the call to the majors, but even if he doesn't, a debut in the big leagues before the year is out seems inevitable. Fantasy managers with an NA spot in 14-team leagues and deeper could consider stashing the 23-year-old for his power upside.

Miami Marlins outfield prospect Kemp Alderman has looked quite comfortable since returning from the Triple-A injured list earlier in June. Alderman was on the shelf for just over a month due to a wrist injury. However, this injury has not slowed down the former 47th overall pick out of Ole Miss, as he has carried a strong .284/.368/.478 line with one double and four home runs over his last 18 contests. During this stretch, Alderman has struck out a hefty 23 times, but has continued to flash upside with his bat. On the season, the team's No. 8-ranked prospect has posted a sharp .297/.374/.511 line with six doubles, 13 home runs, and six stolen bases. Even with Owen Caissie on the injured list, the recent emergence of Heriberto Hernandez has potentially delayed Alderman's MLB debut. However, if he maintains this pace, the Marlins could turn to him to add a spark to their lineup as they look to remain in the NL playoff picture.

Miami Marlins outfield prospect Kemp Alderman has looked a bit rusty since returning from the injured list, going 3-for-19 (.158) in the five games since rejoining Triple-A Jacksonville. The Marlins' eighth-ranked prospect missed about a month with a fractured wrist, and had been hitting well before the injury, still sitting with a solid .287/.365/.503 slash line, even including the last five unproductive games. The concerning part is the fact that 50 percent of his plate appearances since his return have been strikeouts (11 out of 22), so he'll need to get that under control before he starts hitting for average again. Once he does, though, an MLB debut may not be too far off. Last season, the former second-rounder hit 22 home runs and stole 22 bases, and has shown that ability so far this year with 10 long balls and five steals through 45 games. If he can get back on track, the 23-year-old could be stash-worthy in deeper leagues for his ability to be a multi-category contributor on a team that has been hot lately, with the best record in June so far (14-4).

Miami Marlins outfield prospect Kemp Alderman (wrist) has returned from the seven-day injured list and is back in action with the Triple-A Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp, the team announced on Tuesday. Alderman, 23, landed on the IL back on May 24 after fracturing his left wrist when he collided with a baserunner at first base. The former second-round pick in 2023 out of the University of Mississippi was hitting an impressive .303/.376/.526 with a .903 OPS, nine home runs, 23 RBI, 29 runs scored, and five stolen bases in 40 games and 170 plate appearances with Jacksonville before missing time with his wrist injury. Now that Alderman is back in action on the arm, fantasy managers in deeper leagues may want to consider adding the right-handed-hitting outfielder. Per MLB Pipeline, Alderman is Miami's No. 9 prospect. The 6-foot-3, 235-pounder is a power over hit prospect who will need to cut down on his chase rate at the plate if he wants to succeed immediately at the major-league level whenever he's called up. If he continues to swing the bat well, a second-half call-up to the Fish is entirely possible.

Miami Marlins outfield prospect Kemp Alderman (wrist) was on pace to compete for an early MLB debut this season, but he suffered an injury earlier this week and was officially moved to the seven-day injured list. Alderman sustained a wrist injury during a collision at a Triple-A contest. While this does hurt his short-term value, managers in deeper formats should continue to monitor his status, as he may not need another lengthy stint in the minors once he is cleared to play. While Alderman has primarily been an outfielder in the minor leagues, they have begun moving him to first base, which is a position of weakness on the MLB roster. Through 40 games with the Jumbo Shrimp this season, Alderman has launched nine home runs while holding a .303/.376/.526 line. While the injury has hurt his short-term stash value, he remains a must-watch name as he could continue to have a clear path to the big leagues once activated.

Miami Marlins outfield prospect Kemp Alderman has been promoted to Triple-A Jacksonville after a productive showing at Double-A throughout the bulk of the season. The Marlins' 11th-ranked prospect slashed .282/.337/.447 with 15 home runs and 20 stolen bases in 110 games for Pensacola, earning Southern League Player of the Week honors on three separate occasions in 2025. The 23-year-old will play out the remainder of the season with the Jumbo Shrimp, with eyes set on a potential major league debut in 2026. The former second-round draft pick has big-time power, but has shown that he can hit for average as well, and even has the chops to steal bases. With a seemingly complete skillset, if he can continue to produce at Triple-A, he could be a solid under-the-radar piece in dynasty formats.

Miami Marlins outfield prospect Kemp Alderman earned Southern League Player of the Week honors for his performance at Double-A Pensacola from July 28 through August 3, the third time this season that the Marlins' eighth-ranked prospect has garnered the award. The former second-round draft pick went 9-for-22 (.409) with two doubles, two home runs, eight RBI, three runs scored, a stolen base, and a 3:5 BB:K in six games for the Blue Wahoos. The 22-year-old is slashing .287/.336/.452 on the year, with 12 home runs and 17 steals in 88 games. He should get some at-bats at Triple-A by the time the season is over, and could be knocking on the door to the majors next season. His power potential is what makes him intriguing for fantasy, but the newfound base-stealing acumen (his previous high was five) adds another dimension to his appeal.

Miami Marlins outfield prospect Kemp Alderman took home Southern League Player of the Week honors for the second time this season for his performance last week at Double-A Pensacola. The former second-round draft pick went 11-for-23 (.478), including one triple and a home run. The 22-year-old also drove in three runs, scored four times, and stole one base. Miami's 10th-ranked prospect is now riding an eight-game hit streak and owns a .276/.342/.420 slash line for the season. Not known as a fast runner, the Ole Miss product has stolen 13 bases through 48 games, blowing past his previous career high of five steals in a season, which was set last year. The 6-foot-2 slugger has also cut down on his strikeout rate this season, going from 24.4 percent last year down to 19.4 percent this year. His near-top-of-the-scale power should get him to the big leagues, but this newfound base-stealing acumen and improved contact skills could get him there sooner, likely sometime next year.

Miami Marlins outfield prospect Kemp Alderman has been performing exceptionally well in the Arizona Fall League. Through a nine-game stint, the Ole Miss product has gone deep six times and posted a strong .306/.375/.833 slash line. Last summer, the former second-round selection from the 2023 draft class opened the campaign with Single-A and was able to end the season spending time with Double-A. Through 77 games in the Miami system last season, Alderman carried a solid .242/.306/.391 line and hit 15 doubles, two triples, eight long balls, and swiped five bags. Fantasy managers should expect the No. 12 ranked prospect in Miami to spend most of the 2025 campaign in the upper levels of the minor leagues.