Owen Caissie -- Fantasy Value
Fantasy Value sources for Owen Caissie of the Miami Marlins
Owen Caissie is a 23-year-old Canadian right fielder for the Miami Marlins, standing 6'4" and weighing 190 pounds. He attended Notre Dame in Canada and wears number 17.
Through early April 2026, Caissie's season projections show 0.75 hits per game, 0.13 home runs per game, 1.38 total bases per game, and 0.75 RBIs per game. Over his last 10 games, his averages have been more modest at 0.5 hits, 0.1 home runs, 1.0 total bases, and 0.4 RBIs per game, reflecting inconsistent production.
Recent game logs reveal volatility in his performance. He went 0-for-4 with 4 strikeouts on April 14 versus Atlanta, continuing a cold stretch. However, he showed power earlier in the stretch with 3 hits and 3 RBIs on April 9 versus Cincinnati, and 1 hit with 1 RBI on April 3 against the Yankees. His next matchup is scheduled for April 15, 2026, against Atlanta at 19:15 ET.
Owen Caissie's 2026 season projections for the Miami Marlins indicate a young player with limited offensive output expectations. His full-season projection calls for a .237 batting average with 12 home runs and 47 RBIs across 417 plate appearances, resulting in a .708 OPS. The rest-of-season outlook is similarly modest at .234 AVG with 9 HR and 37 RBI over 324 remaining plate appearances.
Caissie's actual performance has underperformed projections significantly. In his most recent 30-game stretch, he exceeded fantasy point expectations in only four contests (April 9, 24, 25, and May 5), with his best single-game projection occurring on April 9 when he delivered 11.5 actual points against a 3.3 projection. Most games have resulted in negative variance from projections, indicating inconsistent production relative to expectations.
Week 7 activity through May 12 shows continued struggles, with Caissie collecting just 3 hits in 14 at-bats (.229 average) and contributing only 2 RBIs with no home runs. His strikeout rate remains concerning at 129 K across 368 at-bats for the season. The projection data suggests Caissie may represent a riskier fantasy asset given the gap between expected and actual performance.