Chad Young’s Ottoneu OF Rankings

by Chad Young

February 11, 2022

Outfield is a lot deeper than I expected when I started building this list. Especially when you factor in all the platoon bats. However, I think filling up 810 games across the five OF positions will be more challenging than people think. A lot of players on this list are good for 100 games or less, even before accounting for injuries, underperformance, etc.

Chad’s Other Ottoneu Rankings: C |1B | 2B | SS | 3B | SP | RP

Looking at this list I am likely to live in the middle. I might spend up for a bat at the top at times, but I think you can build a really strong outfield by loading up on guys in the $16-$27 tiers and complimenting them with guys in the $6-$9 tier.

As a reminder, overall notes on this project are on the catcher rankings (linked above) and players are only listed at their “primary” fantasy position. For OF, that means anyone who qualifies at C/OF, 2B/OF, SS/OF, or 3B/OF has already been ranked on one of the other lists.

Chad Young’s Ottoneu OF Ranks

Tier	Rank	Player	Eligibility	Projected P/G	Notes
$61-$75	1	Juan Soto	OF	8.10	Best of the best – no player I would rather have on my Ottoneu roster.
$50-$60	2	Mike Trout	OF	7.30	Yes, 2021 was short for Trout. It was also his best season ever by wOBA.
$50-$60	3	Ronald Acuña Jr.	OF	7.47	I am probably assuming too many games for him, but a delayed start to the season increases his value relative to Harper and others below him.
$50-$60	4	Bryce Harper	OF	6.98	He’s been less reliable than the others in this tier, but is capable of putting up an OF1 season at any time.
$35-$49	5	Aaron Judge	OF	6.73	His rookie season set unrealistic expecations, but he has been consistently excellent – if not AS excellent – since.
$35-$49	6	Yordan Alvarez	OF	6.61	Same comment as Judge, with less of a track record since; think he’s a better hitter than Judge, but less confident in a .390+ wOBA.
$35-$49	7	Kyle Tucker	OF	6.44	He had a breakout 2021, and that was despite a slow start – if you look at what he did after April, you can start to make a case for him moving up a tier.
$28-$34	8	Jesse Winker	OF	6.28	Only think separating him from the next tier up in playing time – he’ll give you just as good numbers in fewer games.
$28-$34	9	Giancarlo Stanton	OF	6.51	The middle of a tier where playing time really impacts value, but clearly the most productive of the three when he plays.
$28-$34	10	George Springer	OF	5.99	I have a hard time dropping him lower than this, but he needs to give you 140 games and I think there is some real risk in that.
$21-$27	11	Luis Robert	OF	6.08	He needs a full season producing, but I wouldn’t be surprised if he’s in the Judge-Alvarez-Tucker tier next year.
$21-$27	12	Kyle Schwarber	1B/OF	6.04	Broke out in the way we have all been expecting for years, but this projection doesn’t require repeating his 2021 – and you shouldn’t count on him repeating his 2021.
$21-$27	13	Josh Bell	1B/OF	6.00	Real gains in contact quality and plate discipline, with a chance for a further power breakout with more fly balls.
$21-$27	14	Bryan Reynolds	OF	5.90	Some real volatility in the profile, as his success has followed his BABIP, and he hasn’t really established consistently plate discipline baselines.
$21-$27	15	Byron Buxton	OF	5.94	Big jumps in his statcast data backup the 2021 breakout; this all comes down to risk tolerance, cause the upside is real high.
$21-$27	16	Joey Gallo	OF	5.86	I still believe his approach and Yankee Stadium are a match made in heaven, and there is upside far beyond this rank.
$21-$27	17	Tyler O’Neill	OF	5.77	If the projections can get over his strike out issues, I guess I can too? Maybe?
$21-$27	18	Franmil Reyes	OF	5.89	He’s never cracked 550 PA and (in related news) has never hit 40 HR. This year he does both.
$21-$27	19	Eloy Jiménez	OF	5.73	He’s never cracked 550 PA and (in related news) has never hit 40 HR. This year he does both.
$21-$27	20	Nick Castellanos	OF	5.64	Since the move to Cincinnati, he has a .418 wOBA at home and a .329 on the road – I have some real concerns about where he lands.
$16-$20	21	Jared Walsh	1B/OF	5.80	Had a 151 wRC+ through May, then just 89 through late August and I was already writing a note about how pitchers adjusted and he didn’t…and then he posted a 164 wRC+ the rest fo the way.
$16-$20	22	J.D. Martinez	OF	5.87	.364 wOBA on the year, but just .346 after April 11, .338 after June 1. I don’t think he is done, but I don’t think his full-season line is reflective of who he is.
$16-$20	23	Teoscar Hernández	OF	5.60	This is a bit of a bet that his BABIP’s the last two years are a reflection of how he hits rather than pure luck – his range of outcomes is pretty wide.
$16-$20	24	Christian Yelich	OF	5.85	His projected numbers look like a bounceback above and beyond his 2020, but I am not comfortable betting on that.
$16-$20	25	Cedric Mullins	OF	5.25	I think he is an interesting trade candidate right now because he likely costs something close to this tier, but someone probably values him much higher.
$16-$20	26	Cody Bellinger	OF	5.62	I like Bellinger to rebound more than I like Yelich to rebound, but the projection systems universally disagree, but I’m more likely to roster a $15-$17 Bellinger than an $18-$20 Yelich.
$16-$20	27	Brandon Nimmo	OF	5.57	I really should just become a Mets fan because I am pretty high on basically all of their bats. Nimmo’s OBP makes him a nice safe bet to not sink you even if he isn’t great.
$16-$20	28	Jorge Soler	OF	5.56	Don’t overreact to the awful start or the torrid finish.
$16-$20	29	Randy Arozarena	OF	5.44	If you play in a post-season only league, he might be the #1 OF. But otherwise, don’t let the post-season hype distract from a guy who is a very good, but not great, Ottoneu OF.
$16-$20	30	Starling Marte	OF	5.16	This ranking feels high to me, but I can’t see moving him below the guys under him, so here we are.
$10-$15	31	Marcell Ozuna	OF	5.57	Maybe not being stuck pretending to play OF will help him be even better.
$10-$15	32	Austin Meadows	OF	5.24	In like three years, we’re going to say, “I can’t believe anyone ever thought he [was/was not] a star!” and I am betting on the upside.
$10-$15	33	Mitch Haniger	OF	5.17	His comeback looked a lot like his 2018 breakout with some signs of decline – I expect he’ll repeat that, but worry the decline could continue.
$10-$15	34	Michael Conforto	OF	5.64	The power dried up and I am not sure a new park will be enough to reverse the current.
$10-$15	35	Trent Grisham	OF	5.21	Had a .384 wOBA before getting hurt and I get the sense he just never got himself back on track. Hard not to dream on what he could do.
$10-$15	36	Ian Happ	OF	5.49	Seemed to round back into form in the second half.
$10-$15	37	Alex Verdugo	OF	5.40	That high OBP is helpful but he needs more power to really stand out in this format.
$10-$15	38	Ryan Mountcastle	1B/OF	5.22	There may be no player more highly impacted by the new fence in Camden Yards than Mountcastle.
$10-$15	39	Michael Brantley	OF	5.38	Just keeps hitting, but the power is basically gone and, as with Verdugo, that lack of power really holds him back here.
$6-$9	40	Max Kepler	OF	5.24	Barrel rate went up without bringing his offense with it. Worth a gamble, but very good chance 2019 never comes back, in which case this will feel like an overpay.
$6-$9	41	Hunter Renfroe	OF	5.43	Was a top 30 OF last year by P/G (400+ PA), so this ranking is a bit low if you think he can repeat his 2021.
$6-$9	42	Lourdes Gurriel Jr.	1B/OF	5.36	Another bat whose overall line (.333 wOBA) hides how strong he was after May 1 (.366 wOBA).
$6-$9	43	AJ Pollock	OF	5.39	Between a part-time role and the fact that he didn’t become the capital-S Star we hoped, I think it has been lost just how good he has been the last two seasons.
$6-$9	44	Ramón Laureano	OF	5.08	He’ll miss time and may be an afterthought at auction, so if you can get him late and cheap, he could be a nice piece.
$6-$9	45	Charlie Blackmon	OF	5.46	I really want to be even lower on him but I can’t find numbers that strongly support a <$5 value. But I probably won’t roster him.
$6-$9	46	Alex Kirilloff	1B/OF	5.34	He might not earn out $6+ this year, but the long-term upside is as high as any OF.
$6-$9	47	Riley Greene	OF	5.31	If you want to flip Greene and Rodriguez, that is probably acceptable.
$6-$9	48	Julio Rodriguez	OF	N/A	Maybe not as high as this guy, though.
$6-$9	49	Connor Joe	1B/OF	5.59	.321 wOBA on the road, .434 at home; .355 vs. RHP, .394 vs. LHP. You can start him 81 times at Coors and he’s useful against lefties on the road (.334 wOBA), too.
$6-$9	50	Andrew Vaughn	1B/OF	5.30	Forced to skip the high minors Vaughn was not great but also not terrible in his debut. Adjustment should show a bit more plate discipline and a lot more HR/FB, and that’s going to be exciting.
$6-$9	51	Jarred Kelenic	OF	4.77	Like Vaughn but without the skipped levels.
$6-$9	52	Avisaíl García	OF	5.19	Big step back in home park and his career has been so up and down, but I really like him if I can get him as a 5th or 6th OF.
$6-$9	53	Tommy Pham	OF	5.36	Projections are higher than me on him, but the last two years he has really struggled despite decent contact quality and plate discipline and I am hesitant to buy.
$6-$9	54	Andrew Benintendi	OF	5.10	The rare OF bat who could benefit from fewer FB – he doesn’t hit the ball that hard and will do more damage spraying line drives.
$6-$9	55	Adam Duvall	OF	4.86	The sub-.300 OBP makes him very risky, but there are so many HR in that bat; love him even more for OPL.
$6-$9	56	Joc Pederson	OF	5.06	After years as a platoon bat who couldn’t touch lefties, he has been nearly average against them the last two years – and been much worse vs. RHP.
$6-$9	57	Garrett Cooper	1B/OF	5.25	He won’t carry your OF, but he can put up solid numbers on a part-time basis as long as the Marlins keep him on the field.
$6-$9	58	Mark Canha	OF	4.98	His 2021 looks like a bit of a decline, but he was still solid vs. RHP and that is the only time you want to use him anyway.
$6-$9	59	Andrew McCutchen	OF	5.07	Still plugging away, and probably should be higher in this tier, but there is risk he falls off completely at any time.
$6-$9	60	Eddie Rosario	OF	5.25	Maybe the Guardians fan in me is over-indexing on his first half, but I just don’t think he’l be more than he has been the last couple years.
$6-$9	61	Dylan Carlson	OF	4.93	He figured some things out in the second half, with more hard contact driving a better ISO and I wonder if the full breakout is coming?
$6-$9	62	Willie Calhoun	OF	5.38	At this point, you are just gambling that he figures something out.
$3-$5	63	Jesús Sánchez	OF	5.33	He apparently brought down his K-rate in winter ball and while you can’t assume that will translate, it is certainly intriguing.
$3-$5	64	Jo Adell	OF	4.78	2021 was not good, but his much improved strike out rate is cause for optimism.
$3-$5	65	Mike Yastrzemski	OF	4.96	He emerged so late, we could already be into the decline phase, but a lot of his 2021 numbers (barrels, hard hit, plate discipline) look like his 2019-20, but he won’t get back that .370 BABIP.
$3-$5	66	Akil Baddoo	OF	4.67	As the season went on, he chased less and struck out less, and those kinds of adjustments are great to see.
$3-$5	67	Robbie Grossman	OF	4.94	His xstats look very consistent since 2020 and suggest his 2021 production could continue.
$3-$5	68	Austin Hays	OF	4.93	In Ottoneu, a lot of his value comes from power and the fence changes in Baltimore could hit him hard.
$3-$5	69	Darin Ruf 러프	1B/OF	5.26	He’s so good against LHP, but when you are limited to being used against LHP, your value is capped.
$3-$5	70	LaMonte Wade Jr.	1B/OF	4.78	Showed signficant improvement in his batted ball quality; I’d love to have him as an option on my bench.
$3-$5	71	Brennen Davis	OF	5.19	He needs to show he can keep the K’s in check, and will likely get a nice long look in Triple-A to work on that.
$3-$5	72	Lane Thomas	OF	4.85	Very likely a short-side platoon, so roster him accordingly
$3-$5	73	Steven Kwan	OF	5.30	The numbers all look good, but some reports of weak contact might be enough cause to pump the breaks.
$3-$5	74	Raimel Tapia	OF	4.97	If he is leading off in Coors, he has some value.
$3-$5	75	George Valera	OF	N/A	Would have him in the top 70 if I felt his debut were closer, but don’t think he will have an impact this year.
$3-$5	76	Alek Thomas	OF	4.89	Has already destroyed Triple-A and has nothing really in his way in Arizona.
$3-$5	77	Josh Lowe	OF	4.28	Could easily force his way into the lineup with a big start in Durham, but there isn’t an immediate opening.
$3-$5	78	Dominic Smith	1B/OF	4.78	His HR/FB rate dropped a ton, and while there are underlying reasons for that, it should bounceback quite a bit.
$3-$5	79	Jordan Luplow	1B/OF	5.05	Finally hit RHP last year and fell apart vs. LHP. Sorta like a small sample size reverse Pederson, in that regard. Worth a flyer as a short-side platoon with upside.
$3-$5	80	Gavin Sheets	1B/OF	5.21	Likely a platoon bat and maybe only a part-time platoon bat at that, but I think the 2021 production was mostly real – expect a small regression and limited PA.
$3-$5	81	Lars Nootbaar	OF	4.97	Busch can be a rough place to hit and he was great on the road; could be a nice part-time bat if he is getting regular PA.
$3-$5	82	Anthony Santander	OF	5.01	Has been on a steady pace of close to 30 HR per full season, but hasn’t managed a full season.
$1-$2	83	Trevor Larnach	OF	4.40	Has to bring up the contact rate, but double-digit walk rate and a 116 Max EV? I am not done with you yet.
$1-$2	84	Brandon Marsh	OF	4.26	Also has good statcast numbers, also striking out too much.
$1-$2	85	Yoshi Tsutsugo	1B/OF	4.97	Only 144 PA with Pittsburgh, but strikeouts came way down and barrel rate jumped; has the pedigree to keep it up.
$1-$2	86	Wil Myers	OF	4.80	I was very high on him after 2020 but he could not sustain the HR/FB rate and that season now looks like an outlier.
$1-$2	87	Adolis García	OF	4.19	Fell off hard after a torrid start, and I am not sure he can make enough contact to keep his job – but there are worse guys to gamble on.
$1-$2	88	Sam Hilliard	OF	4.81	I just can’t completely give up on that much power in that park, but he needs to make some changes to keep a job.
$1-$2	89	Cooper Hummel	OF	5.38	On base skills and enough power to be relevant if he gets reps for the DBacks.
$1-$2	90	Josh Naylor	1B/OF	5.37	He puts the ball in play and hits it hard. Was trending up when he suffered that brutal injury in 2021.
$1-$2	91	Zac Veen	OF	N/A	There are other more highly rated prospects below him on this list, but his power is a carrying tool.
$1-$2	92	David Peralta	OF	5.01	The projections think he can bounceback after a rough 2021, but be ready to cut bait cause this could just be the end.
$1-$2	93	Aaron Hicks	OF	5.04	Looks likely to be the starting CF in New York, and if he is healthy, he could be an impact player.
$1-$2	94	Adam Engel	OF	4.12	Dramatically increased his contact rate the last two years and results have followed.
$1-$2	95	Myles Straw	OF	4.28	Not the most exciting for this format, but if he leads off and gets on base regularly, he’ll be useful.
$1-$2	96	Jarren Duran	OF	4.63	Plate discipline wasn’t an issue in the minors, so good reason to believe he can resolve that in the majors, but it might take some time.
$1-$2	97	Tyler Naquin	OF	4.82	Walks went up and HR/FB rate went up; the former is hard to explain cause he was no more patient; the latter could be park and that might stick.
$1-$2	98	Clint Frazier	OF	4.99	More than anything, just want to see him have a healthy season.
$1-$2	99	Kole Calhoun	OF	4.71	Power disappeared last year and if the barrels don’t come back, neither will his Ottoneu value.
$1-$2	100	Randal Grichuk	OF	4.97	The promise he showed in 2015 hasn’t materialized and he’s just fantasy filler at this point.
$1-$2	101	Harrison Bader	OF	4.91	The glove will keep him on the field and he has shown more offensively than I expected the last two years.
$1-$2	102	Kyle Lewis	OF	4.65	He’s a fine end-of-the-roster option, but if he gets hurt, move on.
$1-$2	103	Harold Ramirez	OF	5.23	He doesn’t strikeout and he hits the ball hard but it hasn’t added up to much, by wOBA or xwOBA.
$1-$2	104	Bryan De La Cruz	OF	4.60	Assuming he is starting, he is an interesting piece. His power took a major step last year and that changes his outlook.
$1-$2	105	Rafael Ortega	OF	4.65	Has been hitting Triple-A since 2015, but took until 2021 to figure out MLB. How much do you want to bet on a 30 year old breakout?
$1-$2	106	Pavin Smith	1B/OF	4.83	Doesn’t make loud enough contact for me to see much upside, which makes me think he could wind up on the bench with the other talent coming in Arizona.
$1-$2	107	Odúbel Herrera	OF	4.96	Showed some occasional flashes of something last year, but not worth more than a flyer.
$1-$2	108	Aristides Aquino	OF	4.93	The last two years have not been good, but it’s no larger a sample size than his impressive debut.
$1-$2	109	Edward Olivares	OF	4.85	The Royals will eventually give him a consistent shot, right?
$1-$2	110	Kyle Isbel	OF	4.66	See above.
$1-$2	111	Andy Pages	OF	N/A	The numbers are impressive, the scouting reports are glowing, and the Dodgers player development is elite.
$1-$2	112	Heliot Ramos	OF	4.08	The hype was strong a year ago, but now has 601 high minors plate appearances and they have not been impressive.
$1-$2	113	JJ Bleday	OF	3.50	Real power with a strong enough hit tool to realize that power.
$1-$2	114	TJ Friedl	OF	4.88	If he’s the starting CF in that ballpark, he is worth at least a look, perhaps as a solid strong-side platoon guy.
$1-$2	115	Yadiel Hernandez	OF	4.87	If he has a job, his power is worth a flyer.
$0	116	Austin Slater	OF	4.70	Dude crushes lefties, so if you have room for a lefty-masher at the end of your OF, I could see bumping him to the $1 tier.
$0	117	Matt Vierling	1B/OF	5.01	Wait and see if he lands a starting gig. He hit well in a SSS in MLB, but otherwise he’s looked pedestrian except for the Reading launching pad.
$0	118	Taylor Ward	OF	5.66	He is just hoping to be the fourth OF behind Adell, Marsh and Trout.
$0	119	Tyrone Taylor	OF	4.82	Probably next-in-line in Milwaukee, but could get a boost from the DH.
$0	120	Colton Cowser	OF	N/A	He’s still far away but some reason to believe he could move fast and the hit tool is star-making.
$0	121	Matt Beaty	1B/OF	4.82	If Muncy is out and they add DH, he could be useful for a bit.
$0	122	D.J. Stewart	OF	4.65	He needs the power to play up and for all the RH OF bats ahead of him to fail miserably thanks to the new fences.
$0	123	Franchy Cordero	1B/OF	4.42	Someone will probably bet on a breakout from him, but it won’t be me (until he starts breaking out and I get sucked back in).
$0	124	Michael Harris	OF	N/A	Has been more good than great and while the reports are strong, he hasn’t even faced the high-minors yet.
$0	125	Manuel Margot	OF	4.88	Basically has to lead off to have value and think he’s more likely to lose his job than to lead off.
$0	126	Lorenzo Cain	OF	4.75	He’s 35, in clear decline, likely to hit at the end of the lineup and likely to miss some time.
$0	127	Nomar Mazara	OF	4.55	On the one hand, the Padres are an exciting team with a lot of talent. On the other, right now it sorta looks like Mazara might be in their lineup.
$0	128	Michael Hermosillo	OF	4.81	The least interesting of a crowded outfield, in my opinion.
$0	129	Ryan Vilade	OF	4.46	There is some interesting upside and thanks to some swing changes, the projections might be low on him.
$0	130	Justin Upton	OF	4.86	Some of the projections have some optimism, but we are on three years of a barely-over-.300 wOBA.
$0	131	Joey Wiemer	OF	N/A	Appears to be a launch angle success story already.
$0	132	Robert Hassell lll	OF	N/A	I don’t usually like prospects who are so far away, but the upside is high enough here to take a look.
$0	133	Seth Brown	OF	4.43	Ooooo he projects for 20-25 HR in a part-time role? That’s pretty f…wait. With that OBP??
$0	134	Alex Dickerson	OF	5.35	Jumps up to near the middle of the $1 tier if he gets a job with regular PA.
$0	135	Khalil Lee	OF	4.80	He needs to find a path into the lineup and he needs to show he can hit, and until he does one of the two, I am going to sit this one out.
$0	136	Corey Dickerson	OF	4.76	Has only been okay recently and not sure he lands in a good enough spot to matter.
$0	137	Brent Rooker	OF	4.83	If Kirilloff or Larnach flame out, he could get another shot.
$0	138	Yonathan Daza	OF	4.40	I know it’s Coors but I just don’t see enough in the profile to get excited about.
$0	139	Chas McCormick	OF	4.21	He showed some solid plate discipline in the minors so maybe there is hope that shows up for the Astros?
$0	140	Victor Reyes	OF	4.29	Too much needs to go right – he needs to K less, hit for a high BABIP, and bring up his HR/FB rate. He can do that, but it’s not a good bet.
$0	141	Victor Robles	OF	4.37	In 5×5, sure you could gamble on him finding his swing.
$0	142	Estevan Florial	OF	4.34	Don’t let the gaudy rates in Double-A and MLB distract you from his only meaningful sample last year, which was Triple-A and unimpressive.
$0	143	Kevin Kiermaier	OF	4.04	He’s on the field for his defense.
$0	144	Brett Phillips	OF	4.01	He’s off the field cause of Kiermaier’s defense (but also may not hit enough to be useful here).
$0	145	Miguel Andújar	OF	5.48	I didn’t love the skilset when he was performing.
$0	146	Jason Heyward	OF	4.65	I am not sure the defense is still good enough to guarantee him PA and the bat isn’t exciting except as depth.
$0	147	Kyle Garlick	OF	N/A	There is some talent here, but too much stands between him and relevance.
$0	148	Mickey Moniak	OF	4.21	2021 was encouraging but the upside here is no longer “tapping into his elite draft pedigree” and is more “maybe he can be solid bench bat.”
$0	149	Jake Meyers	OF	4.50	Was only sorta interesting when he looked like he might be a regular, but he won’t be ready for Opening Day.
$0	150	Jasson Dominguez	OF	N/A	He’s been at most moderately impressive and he is still far away; if you get him to trade his name, that might work if he hits.
$0	151	Garrett Mitchell	OF	N/A	Just no pop at all.
$0	152	Hedbert Perez	OF	N/A	Has the pop, but not the ability to put the bat to the ball consistently.
$0	153	Bradley Zimmer	OF	4.04	Mix a dash of decreased whiffs, a pinch of elevating the ball, and his existing skills, and you have a kinda fun player!
$0	154	Jackie Bradley Jr.	OF	3.88	Maybe being back in Boston can help him find his swing.
$0	155	Drew Waters	OF	4.21	He’s got to stop the strikeouts and tap into his power – if he shows that at Triple-A, I might get interested.
$0	156	David Dahl	OF	4.20	Have to wonder what could have been.
$0	157	Leody Taveras	OF	4.14	Even if he breaks out, it is unlikely to make him a factor in this format.
$0	158	Taylor Trammell	OF	3.96	Expect he’ll be on the outside looking in on the Mariners soon.
$0	159	Jake Fraley	OF	4.50	Got intensely patient last year and stopped chasing (or really swinging) and walked a ton as a result, so maybe he could be sneaky useful?
$0	160	Luke Raley	OF	5.02	Just don’t see where the playing time comes from.
$0	161	Cristian Pache	OF	3.98	NL DH might help him stay on the field by getting Ozuna off it, but he’s still just a watch-and-see guy.
$0	162	Jose Siri	OF	4.32	2021 was high BABIP inflated but could be worth watching to see what he can do, if given time.
$0	163	Oscar Mercado	OF	4.33	The Clevelander in me would love to believe, but…I don’t.
$0	164	Michael A. Taylor	OF	4.18	He’s only on this list because he is likely a starting OF for an MLB team so he should be on this list.
$0	165	Travis Demeritte	OF	4.49	Has crushed Triple-A but needs to show he can hit at all in MLB before I take a shot on him,
$0	166	Daz Cameron	OF	4.50	Probably too late, especially with Riley Greene coming.
$0	167	Luis Matos	OF	N/A	Looks like a pure CF/speed type that plays up in fantasy but down in this format, but watch for a power breakout.
$0	168	Shogo Akiyama	OF	4.59	Just can’t see a breakout coming.
$0	169	Jairo Pomares	OF	N/A	Showed some legit power in 2021 and worth keeping an eye on.
$0	170	Everson Pereira	OF	N/A	Time to see what he can do against stiffer competition

BAL	CHW	LAA
BOS	CLE	OAK
NYY	DET	SEA
TBR	KCR	TEX
TOR	MIN	HOU

ATL	CHC*	ARI
MIA	CIN	COL
WSN	MIL	LAD
NYM*	PIT	SDP*
PHI	STL	SFG