Ranking of Fantasy Baseball: Outfield Tears, Sleepers, Draft Strategy

Ranking of Fantasy Baseball: Outfield Tears, Sleepers, Draft Strategy

The outfield is once again one of the deepest positions in fantasy baseball. There is no shortage of top tier stars and tricky sleepers, and you really don’t need any sort of draft strategy when it comes to this situation. There are outfitters worth starting in the early, mid-round and late outfield, and you can find power hitters, power-speed contributors, and high-average guys. Because of this, our OF ranking should not be seen as a strict guide to drafting, as after the first 10–15 players your choice will eventually come down to the needs of the category.

The top five outfielder in our rankings will likely come off the board in the first round. From there, it is anyone’s guess as to how things will play out. Personal preference will play a big role in the order in which players are drafted. We rank some young players like Trent Grisham higher than most sites, and we also have a greater fondness for big-time sluggers like George Soler and Joey Gallo. Your draft strategy may push you towards higher-average, more versatile players instead. As we said in the introduction, this is completely fine, but it can make a wild difference in our rankings and your big board.

Just how it goes in this situation, but the one thing that we would caution against is very much dependent on last year’s figures when your rankings would be put together. We all know that last year was a strange one, and there were a lot of hitters who struggle unceremoniously in their limited action. If they suffer from a single injury due to lack of games, this could greatly reduce their final stat line. Conversely, we have seen that players do not have a good 60 games before falling in the final 100 matches. Players did not have a chance to fall last year, making it appear that they are / are better than they really are.

This is obviously true for everyone, but with the outfield being the deepest offensive position, there are more examples. Also, even in three-off leagues, it’s easy to fall back to an OFF when you can’t find players you like in other positions, which often leads to overdraft outfielders . When you can’t necessarily prepare for specific situations, you can constantly remind yourself to be more focused than last year and what statistics you need. This will help you put together the most complete, well-rounded outfield and should avoid overdrafting of a potential bust.

We are updating rankings throughout the spring, so check back for the latest player movement. Please note that these rankings are compiled as are all players In college Are eligible for. Some players, such as White Merrifield or Kettle Mart, may be ranked higher due to their multi-position eligibility.

Ranking of Fantasy Baseball: Outfield Tears, Sleepers, Draft Strategy

Rankings based on 5×5 H2H leagues are in the form of a hitting category with rupees, HRs, RBIs, SBs and batting averages.

Eligibility based on position Yahoo’s default settings

* * The player is not eligible in any position on the day of the draft but is expected to play there during the season.

Post Player (bats) Age (as of 4/1) Team Other posts Tier
1 Juan Soto (L) 22 The citizens 1
2 Ronald Acuna Jr. (R) 23 Braves 1
3 Mookie Bates (R) 2. Dodgers 1
4 Christian Yelich (L) 29 Brewers 1
5 Mike Trout (R) 29 Angels 1
4 Cody Belinger (L) 25 Dodgers 1b 2
. Bryce Harper (L) 2. Palis 2
. Louis Robert (R) 23 White sox 2
4 Kyle Tucker (L) 24 Astros 2
10 Trent Grisham (L) 24 Padres 2
1 1 Aaron Judge (R) 2. Yankees 2
12 George Springer (R) 31 Neelkanth 2
13 Alloy Jimenez (R) 24 White sox 2
14 JD Martinez (R) 33 red Sox 2
15 Marcel Ozuna (R) 30 Braves 2
14 Yordan Alvarez (L) 23 Astros 2
1. George Soler (R) 29 Royal Family 2
1. Charlie Blakeman (L) 34 Of rocks 2
19 Joey Gallo (L) 2. Ranger people 3
20 White Merrifield (R) 32 Royal Family 2b 3
21 Sterling Mart (R) 32 Marlins 3
22 Fremill Reyes (R) 25 Indians 3
23 Nick Castellanos (R) 29 The reds 3
24 Michael Conforto (L) 2. Mets 3
25 Giancarlo Stanton (R) 31 Yankees 3
24 AJ Pollock (L) 33 Dodgers 3
2. Kyle Lewis (R) 25 Mariners 3
2. Eddie Rosario (L) 29 Indians 3
29 Brandon Lowe (L) 24 Rays 1b, 2b 3
30 Lourdes Gurrill Jr. (R) 2. Neelkanth 2b 3
31 Randy Ajorna (R) 24 Rays 4
32 Mike Yastrzemski (L) 30 The giants 4
33 Austin Meadows (L) 25 Rays 4
34 Victor Robbles (R) 23 The citizens 4
35 Tommy Pham (R) 33 Padres 4
37 Will Myers (R) 30 Padres 1b 4
3. Cavan Bigigo (L) 25 Neelkanth 2b, 3b 4
38 Byron Buxton (R) 2. Twins 4
39 Nick Senzel (R) 25 The reds 4
40 Chris Bryant (R) 29 The cub 3b 4
41 Kettle Mart (S) 2. De-back 2b, ss 4
42 Michael Brentley (L) 33 Astros 4
43 Jeff McNeill (L) 2. Mets 2b, 3b 4
4 Ian Happ (S) 24 The cub 2b, 3b 4
45 Trey Mencini (R) 29 Orioles 1b 5
4 Max Kepler (L) 2. Twins 5
४ 47 Ryan Mountcastle (R) 24 Orioles 1b 5
४ 48 Dominic Smith (L) 25 Mets 1b 5
४ ९ Anthony Santander (S) 24 Orioles 5
50 Taosar Hernandez (R) 2. Neelkanth 5
51 Nick Solak (R) 25 Ranger people 2b, 3b 5
52 Dylan Moore (R) 2. Mariners 2B, 3B, SS 5
53 Austin Riley (R) 23 Braves 3b 5
58 JD Davis (R) 2. Mets 3b 5
55 Hunter Renfro (R) 29 red Sox 5
56 Kyle Schwarber (L) 2. The citizens 5
5 57 Jock Pedersen (L) 2. The cub 1b 5
5 58 Clint Frazier (R) 24 Yankees 5
59 Aaron Hicks (S) 31 Yankees 5
40 Alex Verdugo (L) 24 red Sox 5
41 Ramon Loreno (R) 24 As 5
42 Leodi Tavarus (S) 22 Ranger people 5
63 Cole Kolhon (L) 33 De-back 4
64 Randall Grichuk (R) 29 Neelkanth 4
45 Mitch Haniger (R) 30 Mariners 4
66 Corey Dickerson (R) 31 Marlins 4
६ 67 Andrew McCutchen (R) 34 Phillies 4
६ 68 Andrew Benintendi (L) 24 Royal Family 4
69. is Jessie Winker (L) 2. The reds 4
70 Justin Upton (R) 33 Angels 4
71 Willie Calhoun (L) 24 Ranger people 4
.2 Victor Reyes (S) 24 Tigers 4
73 Tommy Edman (S) 25 Cardinals 3B, SS, OF 4
74 Manuel Margot (R) 24 Rays 4
75 Garrett Hampson (R) 24 Of rocks 2b, ss 4
76 Brandon Belt (L) 32 The giants 1b 4
77 Hunter Dozier (R) 29 Royal Family 1b, 3b 4
78 Dylan Carlson (S) 22 Cardinals 4
. 4 Austin Hays (R) 25 Orioles 4
80 Adam Eaton (L) 32 White sox 4
81 Lorenzo Caine (R) 34 Brewers 4
.2 Rimel Tapia (L) 2. Of rocks .
83 Gregory Polanco (L) 29 Pirates .
.४ Avicel Garcia (R) 29 Brewers .
85 David Peralta (L) 33 De-back .
86. is David Dahl (L) 2. Ranger people .
87 Mark Kanha (R) 32 As 1b .
88 Brandon Nimmo (L) 2. Mets .
89. is Brian Anderson (R) 2. Marlins 3b .
90 Sam Hilliard (L) 2. Of rocks .
91 Stephen Piscotty (R) 30 As .
92 Brian Reynolds (S) 24 Pirates .
93 John Bertie (R) 30 Marlines 2B, 3B, SS .
94 Garrett Cooper (R) 30 Marlins 1b .
95 Chris Taylor (R) 30 Dodgers 2b, ss .
96 Aristide Aquino (R) 24 The reds .
97 Jason Hayward (L) 31 The cub .
98 Kevin Kiermaier (L) 30 Rays .
4 Harrison Bader (R) 24 Cardinals .
100 D Strange-Gordon (L) 32 The reds 2B, SS * .
101 Oscar Mercado (R) 24 Indians .
102 Dolton Warshaw (L) 24 De-back C .
103 Joe Adele (R) 21 Angels .
104 Yoshi Satsugo (L) 29 Rays 3b .
105 Josh Nailer (L) 23 Indians .
106 Jarred Kellenic (L) 21 Mariners .
107 Cedric Mullins (S) 24 Orioles 4
10 108 Alex Kiriloff (L) 23 Twins 4
109 Alex Dickerson (L) 30 The giants 4
Is 110 Christian Pache (R) 22 Braves 4
111 Jurikasan Profar (S) 2. Padres 2b 4
112 Scott Kingery (R) 24 Phillies 2b 4
113 Tyler O’Neill (R) 25 Cardinals 4
114 Roman Quinn (S) 2. Phillies 4
115 Michael Chavis (R) 25 red Sox 1b, 2b 4
116 Mauricio Dubon (R) 24 The giants 2b, ss 4
117 Miles Straw (R) 24 Astros 4
11 118 Shogo Akiyama (L) 32 The reds 4
119 Robbie Grossman (S) 31 Tigers 4
120 Jake Fraley (L) 25 Mariners 4

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