ESPN fantasy baseball analyst Eric Karabell has released his annual bold predictions for the National League, forecasting dramatic performances across all 15 teams. The projections include Jackson Chourio going 30/30 for the Milwaukee Brewers, Freddie Freeman winning a batting title at age 36 for the Los Angeles Dodgers, and Luis Arraez claiming his fourth batting title with a fourth different franchise for the San Francisco Giants.

Karabell's predictions span breakout stars, statistical milestones, and team achievements. He expects the Colorado Rockies to finish with a sub-5.00 ERA for the first time since 2021, while the Miami Marlins will keep Sandy Alcantara despite trade rumors. The New York Mets could see Francisco Lindor play all 162 games and achieve his third 30/30 season, while the Washington Nationals face pitching challenges with no starter reaching 10 wins or 150 strikeouts.

Some predictions build on last year's misses, like Chourio and Christian Yelich both failing to reach 30/30. Others target specific opportunities, such as Seiya Suzuki adding power to reach 36 home runs for the Chicago Cubs. With spring training underway, these forecasts set the stage for what could be a season of unexpected performances and statistical achievements across the National League.