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2025 Fantasy Baseball Top 300 overall ranks

**Updated as of Monday, April 7**

Top 300	Player	Team	Pos	Rk	Mar 31
1	Bobby Witt Jr.	Royals	SS	1	1
2	Shohei Ohtani	Dodgers	DH	1	2
3	Aaron Judge	Yankees	OF	1	3
4	Elly De La Cruz	Reds	SS	2	4
5	Fernando Tatis Jr.	Padres	OF	2	5
6	Corbin Carroll	Diamondbacks	OF	3	8
7	Gunnar Henderson	Orioles	SS	3	6
8	Julio Rodriguez	Mariners	OF	4	7
9	Jose Ramirez	Guardians	3B	1	9
10	Juan Soto	Mets	OF	5	10
11	Paul Skenes	Pirates	SP	1	11
12	Kyle Tucker	Cubs	OF	6	16
13	Yordan Alvarez	Astros	OF	7	12
14	Vladimir Guerrero Jr.	Blue Jays	1B	1	14
15	Tarik Skubal	Tigers	SP	2	13
16	Jackson Chourio	Brewers	OF	8	15
17	Jackson Merrill	Padres	OF	9	19
18	Francisco Lindor	Mets	SS	4	17
19	Ronald Acuna Jr.	Braves	OF	10	21
20	Jarren Duran	Red Sox	OF	11	20
21	Logan Gilbert	Mariners	SP	3	23
22	Mookie Betts	Dodgers	SS	5	22
23	Oneil Cruz	Pirates	SS	6	24
24	Austin Riley	Braves	3B	2	18
25	Wyatt Langford	Rangers	OF	12	26
26	Zack Wheeler	Phillies	SP	4	27
27	Trea Turner	Phillies	SS	7	25
28	Jazz Chisholm Jr.	Yankees	2B	1	31
29	Manny Machado	Padres	3B	3	28
30	Matt Olson	Braves	1B	2	32
31	Michael Harris II	Braves	OF	13	29
32	CJ Abrams	Nationals	SS	8	36
33	Freddie Freeman	Dodgers	1B	3	30
34	Bryce Harper	Phillies	1B	4	33
35	Pete Alonso	Mets	1B	5	37
36	Dylan Cease	Padres	SP	5	42
37	James Wood	Nationals	OF	14	34
38	Garrett Crochet	Red Sox	SP	6	44
39	Marcell Ozuna	Braves	DH	2	41
40	Jacob deGrom	Rangers	SP	7	35
41	Teoscar Hernandez	Dodgers	OF	15	43
42	Bo Bichette	Blue Jays	SS	9	48
43	Jose Altuve	Astros	2B	2	47
44	Rafael Devers	Red Sox	3B	4	56
45	Lawrence Butler	Athletics	OF	16	38
46	Emmanuel Clase	Guardians	RP	1	45
47	Anthony Volpe	Yankees	SS	10	55
48	Ketel Marte	Diamondbacks	2B	3	40
49	Framber Valdez	Astros	SP	8	52
50	Matt McLain	Reds	2B	4	62
51	Kyle Schwarber	Phillies	DH	3	54
52	Brenton Doyle	Rockies	OF	17	46
53	Brent Rooker	Athletics	DH	4	53
54	Corey Seager	Rangers	SS	11	50
55	Chris Sale	Braves	SP	9	61
56	Mike Trout	Angels	OF	18	58
57	Josh Hader	Astros	RP	2	64
58	Luis Robert Jr.	White Sox	OF	19	49
59	Cody Bellinger	Yankees	1B	6	65
60	Spencer Strider	Braves	SP	10	72
61	Jasson Dominguez	Yankees	OF	20	60
62	Ian Happ	Cubs	OF	21	63
63	Tanner Bibee	Guardians	SP	11	57
64	Cristopher Sanchez	Phillies	SP	12	66
65	Mason Miller	Athletics	RP	3	67
66	Spencer Schwellenbach	Braves	SP	13	90
67	William Contreras	Brewers	C	1	51
68	George Kirby	Mariners	SP	14	70
69	Joe Ryan	Twins	SP	15	68
70	Christian Walker	Astros	1B	7	74
71	Seiya Suzuki	Cubs	OF	22	76
72	Blake Snell	Dodgers	SP	16	39
73	Devin Williams	Yankees	RP	4	79
74	Jordan Westburg	Orioles	2B	5	88
75	Corbin Burnes	Diamondbacks	SP	17	59
76	Willson Contreras	Cardinals	C	2	71
77	Alec Bohm	Phillies	3B	5	81
78	Cole Ragans	Royals	SP	18	80
79	Raisel Iglesias	Braves	RP	5	73
80	Paul Goldschmidt	Yankees	1B	8	97
81	Yoshinobu Yamamoto	Dodgers	SP	19	83
82	Edwin Diaz	Mets	RP	6	87
83	Ezequiel Tovar	Rockies	SS	12	78
84	Michael King	Padres	SP	20	85
85	Junior Caminero	Rays	3B	6	75
86	Max Fried	Yankees	SP	21	77
87	Ozzie Albies	Braves	2B	6	112
88	Ryan Helsley	Cardinals	RP	7	92
89	Bryce Miller	Mariners	SP	22	89
90	Zach Neto	Angels	SS	13	115
91	Josh Naylor	Diamondbacks	1B	9	93
92	Hunter Greene	Reds	SP	23	145
93	Jeff Hoffman	Blue Jays	RP	8	95
94	Marcus Semien	Rangers	2B	7	86
95	Triston Casas	Red Sox	1B	10	91
96	Dylan Crews	Nationals	OF	23	69
97	Shota Imanaga	Cubs	SP	24	101
98	Isaac Paredes	Astros	3B	7	96
99	Tyler Glasnow	Dodgers	SP	25	94
100	Xavier Edwards	Marlins	SS	14	84
101	Adolis Garcia	Rangers	OF	24	117
102	Adley Rutschman	Orioles	C	3	106
103	Logan Webb	Giants	SP	26	105
104	Alex Bregman	Red Sox	3B	8	109
105	Bryan Reynolds	Pirates	OF	25	82
106	Ryan Walker	Giants	RP	9	107
107	Brandon Lowe	Rays	2B	8	144
108	Riley Greene	Tigers	OF	26	111
109	Hunter Brown	Astros	SP	27	114
110	Christian Yelich	Brewers	OF	27	113
111	Felix Bautista	Orioles	RP	10	102
112	Bryan Woo	Mariners	SP	28	110
113	Pete Crow-Armstrong	Cubs	OF	28	103
114	Willy Adames	Giants	SS	15	104
115	Robert Suarez	Padres	RP	11	122
116	Justin Steele	Cubs	SP	29	98
117	Tommy Edman	Dodgers	2B	9	152
118	Andres Munoz	Mariners	RP	12	128
119	Pablo Lopez	Twins	SP	30	120
120	Jonathan India	Royals	2B	10	121
121	Maikel Garcia	Royals	2B	11	129
122	Vinnie Pasquantino	Royals	1B	11	125
123	Sandy Alcantara	Marlins	SP	31	118
124	Michael Toglia	Rockies	1B	12	108
125	Salvador Perez	Royals	C	4	119
126	Spencer Steer	Reds	1B	13	99
127	Matt Chapman	Giants	3B	9	126
128	Josh Lowe	Rays	OF	29	131
129	Trevor Megill	Brewers	RP	13	140
130	Kodai Senga	Mets	SP	32	135
131	Freddy Peralta	Brewers	SP	33	138
132	Brice Turang	Brewers	2B	12	136
133	Zac Gallen	Diamondbacks	SP	34	127
134	Tanner Scott	Dodgers	RP	14	132
135	Yainer Diaz	Astros	C	5	133
136	Lars Nootbaar	Cardinals	OF	30	154
137	Jeremy Pena	Astros	SS	16	137
138	Mark Vientos	Mets	3B	10	100
139	Jhoan Duran	Twins	RP	15	116
140	Brandon Pfaadt	Diamondbacks	SP	35	124
141	Nico Hoerner	Cubs	2B	13	149
142	Sonny Gray	Cardinals	SP	36	184
143	Tyler O’Neill	Orioles	OF	31	146
144	Kevin Gausman	Blue Jays	SP	37	130
145	Nick Castellanos	Phillies	OF	32	139
146	Carlos Rodon	Yankees	SP	38	153
147	Jesus Luzardo	Phillies	SP	39	166
148	Steven Kwan	Guardians	OF	33	141
149	Luis Garcia Jr.	Nationals	2B	14	134
150	Anthony Santander	Blue Jays	OF	34	143
151	Kristian Campbell	Red Sox	2B	15	213
152	Kenley Jansen	Angels	RP	16	150
153	Wilyer Abreu	Red Sox	OF	35	230
154	Reese Olson	Tigers	SP	40	142
155	Yandy Diaz	Rays	1B	14	151
156	Brandon Woodruff	Brewers	SP	41	156
157	Jorge Soler	Angels	OF	36	157
158	Nolan Arenado	Cardinals	3B	11	162
159	Drew Rasmussen	Rays	SP	42	160
160	Byron Buxton	Twins	OF	37	155
161	Christian Encarnacion-Strand	Reds	1B	15	161
162	Andres Gimenez	Blue Jays	2B	16	170
163	Aaron Nola	Phillies	SP	43	148
164	Cal Raleigh	Mariners	C	6	159
165	Kerry Carpenter	Tigers	OF	38	180
166	Brandon Nimmo	Mets	OF	39	168
167	Roki Sasaki	Dodgers	SP	44	164
168	Garrett Mitchell	Brewers	OF	40	147
169	Jake Burger	Rangers	3B	12	165
170	Carlos Estevez	Royals	RP	17	175
171	Brendan Donovan	Cardinals	2B	17	203
172	Zach Eflin	Orioles	SP	45	177
173	Justin Martinez	Diamondbacks	RP	18	163
174	Trevor Story	Red Sox	SS	17	172
175	Robbie Ray	Giants	SP	46	169
176	Ceddanne Rafaela	Red Sox	SS	18	167
177	Randy Arozarena	Mariners	OF	41	158
178	Josh Jung	Rangers	3B	13	185
179	Clay Holmes	Mets	SP	47	173
180	Pete Fairbanks	Rays	RP	19	199
181	Colt Keith	Tigers	2B	18	176
182	Jordan Walker	Cardinals	OF	42	244
183	Ryan Pressly	Cubs	RP	20	171
184	Jackson Holliday	Orioles	2B	19	181
185	Luis Arraez	Padres	2B	20	178
186	Royce Lewis	Twins	3B	14	189
187	Christopher Morel	Rays	2B	21	123
188	Jung Hoo Lee	Giants	OF	43	202
189	Kyle Finnegan	Nationals	RP	21	182
190	Tyler Soderstrom	Athletics	1B	16	183
191	Shane McClanahan	Rays	SP	48	192
192	Will Smith	Dodgers	C	7	206
193	Xander Bogaerts	Padres	SS	19	187
194	Nick Pivetta	Padres	SP	49	188
195	Jo Adell	Angels	OF	44	190
196	Nathan Eovaldi	Rangers	SP	50	204
197	Jack Flaherty	Tigers	SP	51	200
198	Ryan Mountcastle	Orioles	1B	17	186
199	A.J. Puk	Diamondbacks	RP	22	194
200	Bailey Ober	Twins	SP	52	197
201	Shea Langeliers	Athletics	C	8	193
202	Heliot Ramos	Giants	OF	45	201
203	Masyn Winn	Cardinals	SS	20	174
204	Eugenio Suarez	Diamondbacks	3B	15	219
205	Jose Alvarado	Phillies	RP	23	208
206	Cedric Mullins	Orioles	OF	46	225
207	Matthew Boyd	Cubs	SP	53	246
208	Gleyber Torres	Tigers	2B	22	191
209	Bryson Stott	Phillies	2B	23	196
210	MacKenzie Gore	Nationals	SP	54	210
211	Joc Pederson	Rangers	DH	5	198
212	Taylor Ward	Angels	OF	47	209
213	Aroldis Chapman	Red Sox	RP	24	221
214	Shohei Ohtani	Dodgers	SP	55	216
215	Gavin Lux	Reds	2B	24	205
216	Nick Lodolo	Reds	SP	56	237
217	Jesus Sanchez	Marlins	OF	48	217
218	Victor Scott II	Cardinals	OF	49	263
219	Grayson Rodriguez	Orioles	SP	57	220
220	Lourdes Gurriel Jr.	Diamondbacks	OF	50	211
221	Ryan McMahon	Rockies	3B	16	195
222	Luke Jackson	Rangers	RP	25	240
223	Jonathan Aranda	Rays	1B	18	273
224	Max Muncy	Dodgers	3B	17	222
225	Logan O’Hoppe	Angels	C	9	245
226	Chris Bassitt	Blue Jays	SP	58	255
227	Andrew Vaughn	White Sox	1B	19	231
228	Matt Shaw	Cubs	3B	18	227
229	J.T. Realmuto	Phillies	C	10	224
230	Justin Verlander	Giants	SP	59	226
231	Griffin Jax	Twins	RP	26	248
232	Michael Busch	Cubs	1B	20	215
233	Kyle Manzardo	Guardians	DH	6	207
234	Yusei Kikuchi	Angels	SP	60	223
235	Carlos Correa	Twins	SS	21	234
236	Parker Meadows	Tigers	OF	51	239
237	Matt Wallner	Twins	OF	52	241
238	Jeffrey Springs	Athletics	SP	61	243
239	Daulton Varsho	Blue Jays	OF	53	253
240	Kris Bubic	Royals	SP	62	NR
241	Lenyn Sosa	White Sox	2B	25	242
242	Brandon Marsh	Phillies	OF	54	233
243	Dustin May	Dodgers	SP	63	275
244	Luis Rengifo	Angels	2B	26	238
245	TJ Friedl	Reds	OF	55	260
246	Dansby Swanson	Cubs	SS	22	247
247	Jose Soriano	Angels	SP	64	272
248	Nolan Schanuel	Angels	1B	21	254
249	Ryan Pepiot	Rays	SP	65	252
250	Anthony Bender	Marlins	RP	27	267
251	Alek Thomas	Diamondbacks	OF	56	297
252	Bowden Francis	Blue Jays	SP	66	232
253	Joey Ortiz	Brewers	SS	23	251
254	Gavin Williams	Guardians	SP	67	249
255	Michael Conforto	Dodgers	OF	57	283
256	George Springer	Blue Jays	OF	58	NR
257	Beau Brieske	Tigers	RP	28	218
258	Tylor Megill	Mets	SP	68	NR
259	Shane Baz	Rays	SP	69	NR
260	Dennis Santana	Pirates	RP	29	NR
261	Brendan Rodgers	Astros	2B	27	NR
262	Seth Lugo	Royals	SP	70	262
263	Pavin Smith	Diamondbacks	1B	22	264
264	Willi Castro	Twins	SS	24	266
265	Jackson Jobe	Tigers	SP	71	229
266	Gabriel Moreno	Diamondbacks	C	11	271
267	Nathaniel Lowe	Nationals	1B	23	295
268	Sal Frelick	Brewers	OF	59	NR
269	Miguel Vargas	White Sox	3B	19	236
270	Brady Singer	Reds	SP	72	284
271	Jeimer Candelario	Reds	3B	20	256
272	Taj Bradley	Rays	SP	73	269
273	Ranger Suarez	Phillies	SP	74	280
274	Spencer Torkelson	Tigers	1B	24	NR
275	Lane Thomas	Guardians	OF	60	250
276	Luis Castillo	Mariners	SP	75	265
277	Trevor Larnach	Twins	OF	61	281
278	Hunter Goodman	Rockies	C	12	NR
279	Ke’Bryan Hayes	Pirates	3B	21	NR
280	Jack Leiter	Rangers	SP	76	NR
281	Tony Santillan	Reds	RP	30	258
282	Jason Adam	Padres	RP	31	282
283	Jordan Hicks	Giants	SP	77	NR
284	Ben Rice	Yankees	1B	25	NR
285	Tommy Kahnle	Tigers	RP	32	NR
286	Clarke Schmidt	Yankees	SP	78	296
287	Cade Smith	Guardians	RP	33	277
288	JJ Bleday	Athletics	OF	62	274
288	Cam Smith	Astros	3B	22	278
289	Dylan Moore	Mariners	SS	25	NR
290	Rhys Hoskins	Brewers	1B	26	276
290	Jacob Wilson	Athletics	SS	26	NR
291	Tyler Holton	Tigers	RP	34	286
292	Merrill Kelly	Diamondbacks	SP	79	290
293	Zac Veen	Rockies	OF	63	NR
294	Harrison Bader	Twins	OF	64	NR
295	Jake Cronenworth	Padres	2B	28	285
296	Mike Clevinger	White Sox	RP	35	289
297	Seth Halvorsen	Rockies	RP	36	300
298	Andrew Benintendi	White Sox	OF	65	291
299	Alec Burleson	Cardinals	OF	66	NR
300	Ivan Herrera	Cardinals	C	13	288

April 7 Notes

– Dropping off the top 300 this week: Reynaldo López (179th), Jurickson Profar (212th), Victor Robles (214th), David Bednar (228th), Sean Manaea (235th), Evan Carter (257th), Nestor Cortes (259th), Jake McCarthy (261st), Jordan Beck (268th), Jordan Romano (270th), Michael Massey (279th), Josh Bell (287th), Kirby Yates (292nd), Jacob Young (293rd), Austin Wells (294th), Camilo Doval (298th), Alan Roden (299th)

I kept Carter in the top 300 last week in spite of his Triple-A demotion, but given that he’s thus far 2-for-19 with no extra-base hits for Round Rock, a quick return to the majors seems unlikely.

Romano looked better than I expected this spring, but it obviously hasn’t carried over, and his fastball velocity has averaged 93-94 mph in his last two appearances, compared to 96-97 mph in his previous two. José Alvarado is now the lone Phillies reliever in the top 300. Orion Kerkering is in the 301-310 range, though.

– Corbin Carroll has gone from eighth in the final preseason rankings to seventh last week to sixth this week. His average exit velocity, which admittedly is not the best stat, is six mph better than his career average. He’s already hit a ball two mph harder than ever before, and he has six barrels. Swinging harder probably will add a few more strikeouts to the ledger for him, but he has the look of a 30-homer guy.

– Austin Riley tumbling from 18th to 24th is less about his own struggles than the slumping Braves dropping him from second to fifth in the lineup. Ozzie Albies, the beneficiary of that switch, has moved up to 87th.

– Rafael Devers‘ quick turnaround couldn’t have been much more emphatic, as he hit .526/625/.842 last week. he’s right back up to where I had him in the preseason.

– Corbin Burnes drops from 59th to 75th. His cutter velocity has been down in both starts to date, and the control is obviously lacking, too. I’m certainly not going to write off an ace in early April, but it seems like something isn’t quite right.

– I wasn’t expecting Zach Neto to return from shoulder surgery quite this early, but he’s already six games (and two homers) deep into a Triple-A rehab assignment. He climbs from 115th to 90th this week, and he’ll probably settle into the top 75 once he proves he’s healthy.

– Hunter Greene is someone I was lower on that most, since I was worried about last year’s late-season elbow troubles, and I hate the situation for pitchers in Cincinnati. However, he’s looked fantastic while averaging 99.7 mph with his fastball through two starts. I imagine the injury risk is still there, but he’s throwing like a top-five pitcher right now. He goes 145th to 92nd.

– Though the Marlins shortstop didn’t wind up missing a game after Sunday’s contest was postponed, some concern about Xavier Edwards‘ right knee him from 84th to 100th.

– I thought I’d be moving up Heliot Ramos some, what with his .308 average and three homers in nine games. However, he’s striking out 30 percent of the time and has worse exit velocity numbers than last year. In fact, he’s gotten his three homers with just one barrel so far.

– Jack Leiter was impressive enough in his two starts to jump into the top 300 even as he went on the IL with a blister. I still worry about the walks, but his stuff has improved to the point that he can afford to miss spots as often as he does.

– Zac Veen sneaks in at 293rd after it was revealed that the Rockies are promoting him to the majors in place of Jordan Beck. The oft-injured 23-year-old was off to a .387/.472/.677 start in eight Triple-A games. He’s an excellent basestealer, so it’s not a bad idea to take a shot on him at mixed leagues. Still, I imagine he’ll sit against lefties initially, cutting into his upside some.

– Iván Herrera comes in at No. 300 after leaving Sunday’s game with knee “inflammation.” It’s hard to buy into that diagnoses, in light of his struggles to just make it off the field, but we’ll see. He would have somewhere in the 250 range prior to the injury. I’d need to see the Cardinals give him some DH time before moving him much higher than that.

March 31 Notes

– Silly me thinking that losing 25 pounds due to illness might slow Mookie Betts down for a while. I lowered him in the rankings at the end of the spring, but he’s back up some now.

– Jazz Chisholm Jr. is another guy I moved down some this spring, since it looked like he was going to hit fifth, rather than first or third, in the Yankees lineup. That lasted all of one day, since after the opener, Aaron Judge apparently talked Aaron Boone into moving him back into the third spot in the order. Now, Chisholm is batting cleanup behind Judge.

– I was kind of low on Rafael Devers going into the year, and I’m more concerned now, though I don’t want to overreact. Obviously, he is completely lost at the plate. If I believed that he was healthy and happy, I wouldn’t worry about it. But he might not be either of those things. It still wouldn’t be a surprise if things clicked, and he resumed looking like the Devers of old within a week or two. It also wouldn’t surprise me if he’s batting .170 in mid-May.

– Dylan Crews hitting eighth against righties was a nasty surprise after Nationals manager Dave Martinez batted him second all spring. He’s off to a hideous start, too, but it’s mostly the lineup position causing him to drop 11 spots.

– I had Bailey Ober 113th on the list a couple of weeks ago before dropping him into the 150s as his velocity issues continued this spring. He 197th now. Any hope of him flipping the switch in his first regular-season start disappeared as he was shelled for eight runs by the Cardinals (ironically, the opposing pitcher in that one, Andre Pallante, had similar issues this spring but did flip the switch and actually showed a little more velocity than his 2024 averages in his season debut). Maybe he’ll get stronger, and even if he doesn’t, perhaps he’ll still do well enough in WHIP and strikeouts to maintain a little value. There’s definitely good reason for concern, though.

– Kyle Manzardo is the highest debut at 207th. Because he’s actually starting against lefties and hitting third versus righties, he’d have made the cut for the top 300 even if he weren’t off to this kind of start.

– Surprising Rangers closer Luke Jackson checks in at 240th. I actually didn’t project a single Rangers reliever to reach double figures in saves this year (I had Chris Martin in the low teens most of the spring, but dropped his projection just prior to Opening Day). I suspect that the team’s ultimate closer will wind up being Jon Gray or Emiliano Teodo or Jack Leiter or maybe someone not currently in the organization. But it’s clearly Jackson for now; Bruce Bochy fed him the ball in the ninth twice more even after he gave up three runs and took a loss on Opening Day, and he converted each time.

– I didn’t touch Jake McCarthy in any leagues this year because, though he’s a quality fantasy outfielder, he’s a worse major leaguer than a healthy Alek Thomas, even if a healthy Alek Thomas is more theoretical than practical. Thomas already appears to be setting himself apart in center field, making McCarthy droppable in shallow leagues.

– The unfortunate Colton Cowser hand injury didn’t quite get Heston Kjerstad a spot on the list, but he should offer some mixed-league value while Cowser is out. Cowser is also out of the top 300 now, though he’ll reappear as his projected return date gets a little closer.

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