Justin Mason’s SP Ranks- June 27th, 2020

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June 27, 2020

With baseball officially inching closer to an actual season, it is time to update draft ranks for those of you that are like me and still have leagues that still need to draft. I will likely be updating each set of ranks I release once or twice before opening day as news of the schedule, players opting out of the season, and other information could shake things up tremendously. However, here are my current starting pitcher ranks as of now. (Beginning of tiers are highlighted in blue)

Justin Mason’s SP Ranks- June 27th, 2020
Rank Player Team Change Last Rank
1 Walker Buehler LAD 3 4
2 Gerrit Cole NYY 0 2
3 Jacob deGrom NYM -2 1
4 Max Scherzer WAS 1 5
5 Mike Clevinger CLE 10 15
6 Jack Flaherty STL 2 8
7 Justin Verlander HOU -4 3
8 Shane Bieber CLE 1 9
9 Stephen Strasburg WAS 3 12
10 Lucas Giolito CWS 7 17
11 Patrick Corbin WAS 0 11
12 Clayton Kershaw LAD 1 13
13 Blake Snell TB -7 6
14 Luis Castillo CIN -4 10
15 Chris Paddack SD 1 16
16 Charlie Morton TB 2 18
17 Yu Darvish CHC 4 21
18 Brandon Woodruff MIL 6 24
19 Aaron Nola PHI -5 14
20 José Berríos MIN 2 22
21 Zack Greinke HOU -1 20
22 Lance Lynn TEX 3 25
23 Kyle Hendricks CHC 16 39
24 Tyler Glasnow TB 3 27
25 James Paxton NYY 28 53
26 Sonny Gray CIN 0 26
27 Frankie Montas OAK 4 31
28 Max Fried ATL 4 32
29 Jesus Luzardo OAK 4 33
30 Zac Gallen ARZ 0 30
31 Kenta Maeda MIN 5 36
32 Shohei Ohtani LAA 14 46
33 David Price BOS 15 48
34 Julio Urías LAD 15 49
35 Matthew Boyd DET 10 45
36 Trevor Bauer CIN -8 28
37 Carlos Martinez STL 15 52
38 Mike Minor TEX -3 35
39 Andrew Heaney LAA 5 44
40 Zack Wheeler PHI -6 34
41 Joe Musgrove PIT 14 55
42 Hyun-Jin Ryu TOR -4 38
43 Mitch Keller PIT 14 57
44 Mike Soroka ATL -21 23
45 Corey Kluber TEX -3 42
46 Luke Weaver ARZ 5 51
47 Garrett Richards SD 15 62
48 Eduardo Rodriguez BOS -11 37
49 Sean Manaea OAK -2 47
50 A.J. Puk OAK 0 50
51 Mike Foltynewicz ATL 3 54
52 Kyle Gibson TEX 11 63
53 Jake Odorizzi MIN 13 66
54 Jose Urquidy HOU 19 73
55 Dylan Cease CWS 6 61
56 Lance McCullers Jr. HOU 2 58
57 Adrian Houser MIL 18 75
58 Sandy Alcantara MIA 11 69
59 Jeff Samardzija SF 11 70
60 Robbie Ray ARZ -17 43
61 German Márquez COL -5 56
62 Carlos Carrasco CLE -33 29
63 Yonny Chirinos TB 35 98
64 MacKenzie Gore SD -4 60
65 Madison Bumgarner ARZ -25 40
66 Wade Miley CIN 8 74
67 Nate Pearson TOR 42 109
68 Michael Kopech CWS -3 65
69 Joshua James HOU 7 76
70 Ryan Yarbrough TB 43 113
71 Dinelson Lamet SD -12 59
72 Anthony DeSclafani CIN 13 85
73 Masahiro Tanaka NYY 7 80
74 Yusei Kikuchi SEA 14 88
75 Spencer Turnbull DET 12 87
76 Aaron Civale CLE 34 110
77 Marco Gonzales SEA 5 82
78 Marcus Stroman NYM -6 72
79 Rich Hill MIN 72 151
80 Nathan Eovaldi BOS 1 81
81 Caleb Smith MIA 9 90
82 Matt Shoemaker TOR 35 117
83 Josh Lindblom MLW 68 151
84 John Means BAL 8 92
85 Dylan Bundy LAA 38 123
86 Griffin Canning LAA -22 64
87 Patrick Sandoval LAA 7 94
88 Jon Gray COL -21 67
89 Steven Matz NYM 11 100
90 Reynaldo López CWS 5 95
91 Jordan Lyles TEX 10 101
92 Johnny Cueto SF -13 79
93 Chris Bassitt OAK -16 77
94 Homer Bailey MIN 14 108
95 Cole Hamels ATL 14 109
96 Ross Stripling LAD -25 71
97 Joey Lucchesi SD -29 68
98 Pablo Lopez MIA 9 107
99 Kevin Gausman SF -15 84
100 Spencer Howard PHI 2 102
101 Dallas Keuchel CWS -12 89
102 Jordan Montgomery NYY 49 151
103 Brad Peacock HOU -10 93
104 Zach Eflin PHI 47 151
105 Alex Wood LAD 46 151
106 Dustin May LAD -10 96
107 Jose Quintana CHC -4 103
108 Deivi Garcia NYY 43 151
109 Dakota Hudson STL -10 99
110 Sixto Sachez MIA 15 125
111 Adam Wainwright STL 40 151
112 Jon Lester CHC 9 121
113 Miles Mikolas STL 5 118
114 Julio Teheran LAA 8 122
115 Anibal Sanchez WAS 9 124
116 Zach Davies SD -14 102
117 Jake Arrieta PHI 34 151
118 Danny Duffy KC -14 104
119 Mike Fiers OAK -14 105
120 Daniel Ponce de Leon STL 31 151
121 Justin Dunn SEA -10 111
122 Justus Sheffield SEA -10 112
123 Kyle Wright ATL -9 114
124 Nick Pivetta PHI -8 116
125 Trent Thornton TOR 26 151
126 Brendan McKay TB 25 151
127 Zach Plesac CLE 24 151
128 Taijuan Walker ARZ 23 151
129 Freddy Peralta MLW 22 151
130 Michael Fulmer DET 21 151
131 J.A. Happ NYY 20 151
132 Michael Wacha NYM 19 151
133 Jonathan Loaisiga NYY 18 151
134 Austin Voth WAS 17 151
135 Daniel Norris DET 16 151
136 Trevor Williams PIT 15 151
137 Derek Holland PIT 14 151
138 Sean Newcomb ATL 13 151
139 Tony Gonsolin LAD 12 151
140 Brad Keller KC 11 151
141 Jordan Yamamoto MIA 10 151
142 Chase Anderson TOR 9 151
143 Martin Perez BOS 8 151
144 Gio Gonzalez CWS 7 151
145 Eric Lauer MLW 6 151
146 Vince Velasquez PHI 5 151
147 Jakob Junis KC 4 151
148 Cal Quantrill SD 3 151
149 Tyler Mahle CIN -29 120
150 Aaron Sanchez FA 1 151





 

Justin is the co-host on The Sleeper and The Bust Podcast and writes for Rotographs covering the Roto Riteup as well as other periodic articles. In addition to his work at Rotographs, Justin is the lead fantasy writer/analyst and co-owner for FriendswithFantasyBenefits.com, and the owner of The Great Fantasy Baseball Invitational. He is also a certified addiction treatment counselor. Follow Justin on Twitter @JustinMasonFWFB.

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Jack Murphy
4 years ago

Curious if he’s willing to bet Buehler ends at 1 (+800 for NL cy young) or if he’s just trying to be that analyst that looks back and strokes himself. Meaning he’s willing to risk much worse than 8 to 1 odds. Bet me! Haha

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Justin MasonFanGraphs Staff
4 years ago
Reply to  Jack Murphy

Why would anyone brag about getting a call right that’s so minimal? I get taking a victory lap on a guy that you were really high/low, but a 2-4 spot difference from consensus in the same tier is silly.

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Jack Murphy
4 years ago
Reply to  Justin Mason

Because there won’t be another fantasy analyst that has him #1.

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Justin MasonFanGraphs Staff
4 years ago
Reply to  Jack Murphy

I know for a fact that is not correct

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pepper69funMember since 2020
4 years ago
Reply to  Jack Murphy

I really don’t care if he strokes himself as long as he washes afterwards.

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