Outfield 2026 Fantasy Rankings

December 19, 2025

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Intro

Here is my first stab at just the outfielders. For the outfielders, I’m going to continue to do deep dives into them, as I’ve already done, while focusing on the second tier and lower guys. I feel the top guys get plenty of coverage, so I’ll dive deeper. Also, I’ll take requests and have already done a few.

One note is that around 75th ranked player, there are basically only part-time or platoon players left.

Changelog

12/19/2024 – First Release

Ranking Methodology

ADP is based on 30-day rolling NFBC Draft Champions Leagues.
$ Values are based on standard 5×5 12-team league using the FanGraphs Depth Charts and these Auction Calculator settings. They default to a player’s most valuable position, so if the first base list includes a catcher, it will show that player’s value at catcher.
ADP and $ Values are updated as of the last update date on this post.
5-game eligibility was used for these lists to cast the widest net.

Five-Category Studs

These hitters provide value in every aspect of the game with speed, power, and batting average. There are no flaws in their game.

Five-Category Studs

Rank	Name	Team	Pos	Change	ADP	$
1	Aaron Judge	NYY	OF	–	2	$42
2	Juan Soto	NYM	OF	–	4	$38
3	Corbin Carroll	ARI	OF	–	8	$31
4	Julio Rodriguez	SEA	OF	–	11	$33
5	Fernando Tatis Jr.	SDP	OF	–	14	$32
6	Kyle Tucker		OF	–	19	$26
7	Ronald Acuña Jr.	ATL	OF	–	9	$31

Four-Category Studs

Some of these hitters may be better real-life players than those in the above tier, but lack in one roto category, usually steals.

Four-Category Studs

Rank	Name	Team	Pos	Change	ADP	$
8	Pete Crow-Armstrong	CHC	OF	–	27	$22
11	Yordan Alvarez	HOU	OF	–	38	$24
12	Brent Rooker	ATH	OF	–	51	$22
13	James Wood	WSN	OF	–	30	$19

Pete Crow-Armstrong is going to be a divisive player in drafts. First, he’s way better in Roto using batting average with the extra emphasis on stolen bases and no downgrade for a sub-300 OBP. He has the potential to be a platoon bat(career .769 OPS vs RHP, .591 OPS vs LHP), but his elite defense will keep him on the field. Running some comps, they point to a career similar to Javier Báez and Rougned Odor.

Five-Category Pillars

These hitters are good across the board, but don’t match up to those in the first tier.

Five-Category Pillars

Rank	Name	Team	Pos	Change	ADP	$
9	Jackson Chourio	MIL	OF	–	20	$21
14	Christian Yelich	MIL	OF	–	126	$12
15	Wyatt Langford	TEX	OF	–	53	$18
16	Byron Buxton	MIN	OF	–	80	$14
18	Michael Harris II	ATL	OF	–	94	$15
19	Jarren Duran	BOS	OF	–	80	$10

Elite Power Bat, Nothing Else

These bats have 40+ home run power with a ton of counting stats. They provide very little in speed and batting average.

Elite Power Bat, Nothing Else

Rank	Name	Team	Pos	Change	ADP	$
10	Kyle Schwarber	PHI	OF	–	25	$25

Balanced 2nd Division Bat (Pick Your Poison Tiers)

This tier and the next six tiers comprise the point in the draft where the talent starts to level off, and fantasy managers can focus on category specialists. Some of the unbalanced bats may provide some other category juice, but most of their value is wrapped up in a single category. This is another balanced tier, but in these instances, their trait is not being a drag in any category. They won’t allow a manager to catch up in any category.

Balanced 2nd Division Bat (Pick Your Poison Tiers)

Rank	Name	Team	Pos	Change	ADP	$
20	George Springer	TOR	OF	–	108	$13
21	Maikel Garcia	KCR	2B/3B/SS/OF	–	92	$15
22	Andy Pages	LAD	OF	–	137	$14
24	Cody Bellinger		1B/OF	–	85	$16
25	Roman Anthony	BOS	OF	–	60	$9
26	Seiya Suzuki	CHC	OF	–	97	$13
27	Brandon Nimmo	TEX	OF	–	150	$9
29	Jose Altuve	HOU	2B/OF	–	125	$10
30	Ceddanne Rafaela	BOS	2B/OF	–	138	$10
31	Steven Kwan	CLE	OF	–	174	$10
33	Lawrence Butler	ATH	OF	–	153	$8
34	Jurickson Profar	ATL	OF	–	181	$8
39	Jasson Dominguez	NYY	OF	–	208	$7
42	Heliot Ramos	SFG	OF	–	225	$9
44	Ian Happ	CHC	OF	–	183	$6
46	Noelvi Marte	CIN	3B/OF	–	137	$6
50	Brenton Doyle	COL	OF	–	161	$5
57	Ramon Laureano	SDP	OF	–	225	$1
67	Daylen Lile	WSN	OF	–	207	$5
78	Harrison Bader		OF	–	314	-$3
80	Tommy Edman	LAD	2B/3B/OF	–	299	-$3
81	Austin Hays		OF	–	404	-$6
88	Josh Smith	TEX	1B/3B/SS/OF	–	348	-$12
90	Lars Nootbaar	STL	OF	–	385	-$5
94	Jonathan India	KCR	2B/3B/OF	–	401	-$12
97	Cam Smith	HOU	OF	–	324	-$12
103	Alek Thomas	ARI	OF	–	575	-$12
105	Kyle Isbel	KCR	OF	–	723	-$10

Boring, old Brandon Nimmo has shown no signs of slowing down, and the change in home park could boost his production.

While his surface stats don’t show it, Ceddanne Rafaela took a major step forward in 2025.

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Steven Kwan is a consistent source of batting average and steals with at least double-digit home runs.

After a breakout 2024 campaign, Lawrence Butler took a step back, likely because of a couple of knee injuries, one chronic. Additionally, he started getting platooned to end the season. Mute expectations because his talent and playing time could be at risk.

While still productive, Jurickson Profar tried to hit more home runs last season, but a drop in raw power kept him from any home run improvement, with his batting average taking a hit.

Jasson Domínguez has struggled to live up to the hype surrounding him. In 2025, he was better than an average hitter (103 wRC+), but wasn’t good enough to crack a healthy Yankees outfield. With Bellinger gone, he is back in the outfield mix even after being the fifth-worst fielding outfielder according to Baseball Savant’s Out-Above-Average. (Note: As of December 18th, he is just hitting .184/.304/.263 in the Dominican Winter League).

Heliot Ramos has settled into 20 HR to 25 HR with a half dozen stolen bases and a .260 AVG. He was able to post a career-low 23% K% to help keep his batting average up. Otherwise, he hasn’t changed, and he become a consistent productive player.

While Ian Happ’s hitting skills should repeat, his stolen base skills are deteriorating, and 5 SB might be his upside.

Over his first three seasons, Noelvi Marte showed several different versions of himself, with each narrative having an explanation. His value is tough to set beyond a basic projection.

The 2025 season was turbulent for Brenton Doyle on and off the field. I’m going to give him a mulligan and rewind to his 2025 projections.

Power and Average but Zero Speed (Pick Your Poison Tiers)

The major contributions from these hitters are home runs and batting average, but no stolen bases.

Power and Average but zero Speed (Pick Your Poison Tiers)

Rank	Name	Team	Pos	Change	ADP	$
36	Jackson Merrill	SDP	OF	–	76	$14
37	Tyler Soderstrom	ATH	1B/OF	–	98	$13
45	Alec Burleson	STL	1B/OF	–	194	$7
48	Bryan Reynolds	PIT	OF	–	206	$7
53	Spencer Steer	CIN	1B/OF	–	236	$4
64	Jordan Beck	COL	OF	–	215	$2
86	Jeff McNeil	NYM	2B/OF	–	437	-$6
96	Andrew Benintendi	CHW	OF	–	412	-$6
120	Miguel Andujar		3B/OF	–	496	-$11

I was fully invested in Jackson Merrill last season, and that idea did not go as planned. After being a five-category contributor in 2024 (24 HR, 16 SB, .292 AVG), he was barely replacement-level in 2025 (16 HR, 1 SB, .264 AVG). He ranked as the 59th outfielder, just ahead of Gavin Sheets. Before a June concussion, he was batting .304/.349/.474 with 5 HR and 1 SB (2 CS) in 186 PA. After returning from the concussion and until an ankle injury, he hit just .219/.286/.354. And when he returned from the ankle injury, he hit .275/.320/.626 with 7 HR in September. I’m not sure the steals will return, so pay or a .280 AVG with 25 HR. A Yandy Díaz or Corey Seager clone.

Power Focused (Pick Your Poison Tiers)

The major contribution from these hitters is home runs. The major contribution from these hitters is stolen bases.

Power Focused (Pick Your Poison Tiers)

Rank	Name	Team	Pos	Change	ADP	$
23	Riley Greene	DET	OF	–	77	$16
28	Teoscar Hernandez	LAD	OF	–	130	$12
32	Jo Adell	LAA	OF	–	131	$16
40	Taylor Ward	BAL	OF	–	166	$10
52	Kyle Stowers	MIA	OF	–	129	$5
58	Mike Trout	LAA	OF	–	211	$4
60	Giancarlo Stanton	NYY	OF	–	267	$1
61	Anthony Santander	TOR	OF	–	256	$4
63	Daulton Varsho	TOR	OF	–	209	$5
68	Trent Grisham	NYY	OF	–	261	-$1
71	Jac Caglianone	KCR	1B/OF	–	221	$2
74	Addison Barger	TOR	3B/OF	–	194	-$2
75	Kody Clemens	MIN	1B/2B/OF	–	356	-$21
98	Jorge Soler	LAA	OF	–	406	-$1
104	Tyler O’Neill	BAL	OF	–	380	-$9
119	Andrew McCutchen		OF	–	747	-$16

Riley Greene has transitioned into a solid power option against righties (32 HR vs RHP, 4 HR vs LHP). Even as the 25-year-old struggled against lefties (career .680 OPS vs LHP, .825 OPS vs RHP), the Tigers started him in 157 games. The 30 HR power is legit, but he has a couple of flaws. He struckout 31% of the time last year as he struggled with fastballs (12% SwStr%). Additionally, I don’t expect him to start stealing bases with his Sprint Speed dropping from 28.1 ft/s (71st percentile) to 27.7 ft/s (59th percentile) to 26.7 ft/s (31st percentile) over the past three seasons.

Jo Adell may have improved his plate discipline enough to be a consistent home run threat.

Taylor Ward is projected for ~25 HR, 5 SB, and a .245 AVG. I could see bumping the home run number up to 30, but not any more.

Kyle Stowers turned his career around with career bests in power and contact metrics. He should be good for 25 HR to 35 HR. His batting average could dip as his BABIP regresses downward, but at least the average isn’t a major drain like in his first two seasons.

Trent Grisham improved in two ways to help him the most: make more contact (80% Contact%, 2nd highest of his career) and hit the ball harder (career-high Barrel% and HardHit%). The 34 HR were double his previous high in 2022, and now all signs point to some downward regression. His 51 Barrels would normally produce 27 HR. Projections tag him with ~25 HR. Baseball Savant has him with 27.9 xHR, and had him with 29 HR if all his batted balls were in Yankee Stadium. Also, I would not expect any stolen bases after he stole a total of four over the past two seasons. I see him around a .230 AVG, 25 HR, and 2 SB.

Fantasy managers need to have a reality check when it comes to Jac Caglianone. Since he’s only shown the ability to hit for power in the majors, he’s just an accumulator. There is no hope for more than 1 or 2 SB, but he could be a positive contributor in batting average. Or he could repeat 2025 and be nearly unplayable. Gamble away.

Speed Focused (Pick Your Poison Tiers)

The major contribution from these hitters is stolen bases.

Speed Focused (Pick Your Poison Tiers)

Rank	Name	Team	Pos	Change	ADP	$
35	Jakob Marsee	MIA	OF	–	146	$3
70	Victor Scott II	STL	OF	–	345	-$4
87	Victor Robles	SEA	OF	–	311	-$11
110	Jake Meyers	HOU	OF	–	452	-$16

Jakob Marsee should be amongst the league leaders in stolen bases with double-digit home runs if given a full-time role. The biggest disagreement will be with his batting average. Will it be closer to the projections, .200 AVG to .220 AVG, or the nearly .300 AVG hitter he was in 2025.

Average Focused (Pick Your Poison Tiers)

The major contribution of these hitters is batting average.

Average Focused (Pick Your Poison Tiers)

Rank	Name	Team	Pos	Change	ADP	$
62	Jung Hoo Lee	SFG	OF	–	293	$2
69	Brendan Donovan	STL	2B/SS/OF	–	300	$3
112	Lourdes Gurriel Jr.	ARI	OF	–	621	-$10

Jung Hoo Lee: Before the season began, Lee dealt with a back issue that flared up in mid-June. His back could have bothered him for a while but after resting at the All-Star break, he hit .293/.345/.414 from then on. While he should post a great batting average, all signs point to 10 HR and 10 SB. Also, he could end up getting platooned with a career .610 OPS against lefties and .756 OPS against righties.

Speed and Power but Average Sink (Pick Your Poison Tiers)

These hitters provide a combination of home runs and stolen bases, but are a major drag on batting average.

Speed and Power but Average Sink (Pick Your Poison Tiers)

Rank	Name	Team	Pos	Change	ADP	$
17	Randy Arozarena	SEA	OF	–	96	$11
38	Luis Robert Jr.	CHW	OF	–	128	$10
41	Oneil Cruz	PIT	OF	–	100	$9
47	Adolis Garcia	PHI	OF	–	276	$8
49	Dylan Crews	WSN	OF	–	162	$8
51	Colton Cowser	BAL	OF	–	247	$0
99	Luis Rengifo		2B/3B/OF	–	417	-$14
101	Wenceel Perez	DET	OF	–	416	-$7
114	Isaac Collins	KCR	OF	–	394	-$13
118	Jordan Walker	STL	OF	–	373	-$13

Oneil Cruz hits the ball hard and runs fast, but can be a major drag otherwise, especially if he repeats his .200 AVG from last season. With the limited contact and on-base skills (.298 OBP) while playing for an offensively challenged team, he barely broke 60 Runs and RBI. Besides being just a two-category contributor, he started to get platooned (career .560 OPS vs LHP, .795 OPS vs RHP) with his last start against a left-handed pitcher being on August 2nd. Being platooned might make him less of a batting average drag since he has a career .254 AVG against righties (.172 vs LHP).

As Dylan Crews enters in age-24 season, he needs to show improvement with his power and/or contact skills to take a step forward to be at least a league-average hitter (77 wRC+ in ’15). His steals can be valuable as long as he’s not a drain in other categories. If he were on a better team, there would be a risk of a demotion, but the Nationals will have nothing to play for and will keep sending him out.

Speed and Average (Pick Your Poison Tiers)

These hitters provide a combination of speed and batting average.

Speed and Average (Pick Your Poison Tiers)

Rank	Name	Team	Pos	Change	ADP	$
43	Chandler Simpson	TBR	OF	–	156	-$1
55	Sal Frelick	MIL	OF	–	190	-$2
89	Willi Castro		2B/3B/SS/OF	–	384	-$6

Only a narrow roto build will fully utilize Chandler Simpson’s skills. He does feel like a corrective action if a team misses on steals and needs to catch up.

Platoon Bats

These guys are strong-side platoon bats who will max out around 400 to 500 plate appearances.

Platoon Bats

Rank	Name	Team	Pos	Change	ADP	$
56	Evan Carter	TEX	OF	–	315	-$7
59	Kerry Carpenter	DET	OF	–	223	$2
65	Josh Lowe	TBR	OF	–	269	$1
66	Wilyer Abreu	BOS	OF	–	249	$4
73	Mickey Moniak	COL	OF	–	253	$1
76	Cedric Mullins	TBR	OF	–	312	-$8
77	Brandon Marsh	PHI	OF	–	348	-$6
79	Ryan O’Hearn		1B/OF	–	300	-$2
82	Mike Yastrzemski	ATL	OF	–	470	-$10
83	Trevor Larnach	MIN	OF	–	376	-$11
84	Matt Wallner	MIN	OF	–	329	-$2
85	Jesus Sanchez	HOU	OF	–	319	-$6
91	Parker Meadows	DET	OF	–	390	-$8
92	Nathan Lukes	TOR	OF	–	481	-$8
95	Gavin Sheets	SDP	1B/OF	–	365	-$5
100	Nick Castellanos	PHI	OF	–	332	-$23
107	Max Kepler		OF	–	552	-$9
108	Dominic Canzone	SEA	OF	–	333	-$8
115	Masataka Yoshida	BOS	OF	–	540	-$12

While a strong-side platoon bat, the consistent Kerry Carpenter is a solid bet to hit around a .265 AVG with 25 HR.

Mickey Moniak has turned into a solid platoon bat (career .497 OPS vs LHP, .760 OPS vs RHP) with some decent road numbers (career .745 OPS at home, .701 on the road, 92 wRC+ for both). He took a step forward in 2025 with a 74% Contact% and 45% HardHit%, both career highs. With more and harder contact, he hit 24 HR with a .270 AVG. I could see a repeat of the 25 HR with a solid .260 AVG with six to 12 stolen bases.

Parker Meadows is heading in the wrong direction. His HardHit% and Contact% have dropped every season. Prorating his 213 PA (missed time due to arm and quad injuries) to 639 PA, he is at 12 HR and 12 SB with a .215 AVG. The team has sat him against lefties (.502 OPS in ’25), but he’s not been good against righties (.653 OPS in ’25). I’d prefer to add him late and use him as a bench streaming option.

Time Shares

These hitters don’t have a set role just yet, but have the skills to be positive fantasy contributors.

Time Shares

Rank	Name	Team	Pos	Change	ADP	$
72	Jose Caballero	NYY	2B/3B/SS/OF	–	229	-$13
93	Dylan Beavers	BAL	OF	–	295	-$11
102	Tyler Freeman	COL	2B/OF	–	397	-$13
109	Hyeseong Kim	LAD	2B/SS/OF	–	466	-$17
111	Gavin Lux	CIN	2B/3B/OF	–	583	-$17
113	Zach McKinstry	DET	2B/3B/SS/OF	–	330	-$16
116	Tyrone Taylor	NYM	OF	–	746	-$17
117	Mauricio Dubon	ATL	2B/3B/SS/OF	–	499	-$26

Combining his minor league and major league numbers, Dylan Beavers accrued 22 HR and 25 SB. Steamer600 puts him at 17 HR and 16 SB with a .243 AVG, which seems reasonable. Accruing full-time at-bats will be the biggest issue for him since the Orioles have four regular outfielders and several options at the DH spot. His 26% K% could be a drag on his batting average, like in September when he hit .167 AVG.

Defensive Specialist

The only reason these guys are playing is because of their defense. They should only contribute in Runs and RBI … maybe.

Defensive Specialist

Rank	Name	Team	Pos	Change	ADP	$
54	TJ Friedl	CIN	OF	–	263	$2
106	Jacob Young	WSN	OF	–	670	-$18

Full Rankings Without Tiers

No tiers. Just the rankings.

Full Rankings Without Tiers

Rank	Name	Team	Pos	Change	ADP	$
1	Aaron Judge	NYY	OF	–	2	$42
2	Juan Soto	NYM	OF	–	4	$38
3	Corbin Carroll	ARI	OF	–	8	$31
4	Julio Rodriguez	SEA	OF	–	11	$33
5	Fernando Tatis Jr.	SDP	OF	–	14	$32
6	Kyle Tucker		OF	–	19	$26
7	Ronald Acuna Jr.	ATL	OF	–	9	$31
8	Pete Crow-Armstrong	CHC	OF	–	27	$22
9	Jackson Chourio	MIL	OF	–	20	$21
10	Kyle Schwarber	PHI	OF	–	25	$25
11	Yordan Alvarez	HOU	OF	–	38	$24
12	Brent Rooker	ATH	OF	–	51	$22
13	James Wood	WSN	OF	–	30	$19
14	Christian Yelich	MIL	OF	–	126	$12
15	Wyatt Langford	TEX	OF	–	53	$18
16	Byron Buxton	MIN	OF	–	80	$14
17	Randy Arozarena	SEA	OF	–	96	$11
18	Michael Harris II	ATL	OF	–	94	$15
19	Jarren Duran	BOS	OF	–	80	$10
20	George Springer	TOR	OF	–	108	$13
21	Maikel Garcia	KCR	2B/3B/SS/OF	–	92	$15
22	Andy Pages	LAD	OF	–	137	$14
23	Riley Greene	DET	OF	–	77	$16
24	Cody Bellinger		1B/OF	–	85	$16
25	Roman Anthony	BOS	OF	–	60	$9
26	Seiya Suzuki	CHC	OF	–	97	$13
27	Brandon Nimmo	TEX	OF	–	150	$9
28	Teoscar Hernandez	LAD	OF	–	130	$12
29	Jose Altuve	HOU	2B/OF	–	125	$10
30	Ceddanne Rafaela	BOS	2B/OF	–	138	$10
31	Steven Kwan	CLE	OF	–	174	$10
32	Jo Adell	LAA	OF	–	131	$16
33	Lawrence Butler	ATH	OF	–	153	$8
34	Jurickson Profar	ATL	OF	–	181	$8
35	Jakob Marsee	MIA	OF	–	146	$3
36	Jackson Merrill	SDP	OF	–	76	$14
37	Tyler Soderstrom	ATH	1B/OF	–	98	$13
38	Luis Robert Jr.	CHW	OF	–	128	$10
39	Jasson Dominguez	NYY	OF	–	208	$7
40	Taylor Ward	BAL	OF	–	166	$10
41	Oneil Cruz	PIT	OF	–	100	$9
42	Heliot Ramos	SFG	OF	–	225	$9
43	Chandler Simpson	TBR	OF	–	156	-$1
44	Ian Happ	CHC	OF	–	183	$6
45	Alec Burleson	STL	1B/OF	–	194	$7
46	Noelvi Marte	CIN	3B/OF	–	137	$6
47	Adolis Garcia	PHI	OF	–	276	$8
48	Bryan Reynolds	PIT	OF	–	206	$7
49	Dylan Crews	WSN	OF	–	162	$8
50	Brenton Doyle	COL	OF	–	161	$5
51	Colton Cowser	BAL	OF	–	247	$0
52	Kyle Stowers	MIA	OF	–	129	$5
53	Spencer Steer	CIN	1B/OF	–	236	$4
54	TJ Friedl	CIN	OF	–	263	$2
55	Sal Frelick	MIL	OF	–	190	-$2
56	Evan Carter	TEX	OF	–	315	-$7
57	Ramon Laureano	SDP	OF	–	225	$1
58	Mike Trout	LAA	OF	–	211	$4
59	Kerry Carpenter	DET	OF	–	223	$2
60	Giancarlo Stanton	NYY	OF	–	267	$1
61	Anthony Santander	TOR	OF	–	256	$4
62	Jung Hoo Lee	SFG	OF	–	293	$2
63	Daulton Varsho	TOR	OF	–	209	$5
64	Jordan Beck	COL	OF	–	215	$2
65	Josh Lowe	TBR	OF	–	269	$1
66	Wilyer Abreu	BOS	OF	–	249	$4
67	Daylen Lile	WSN	OF	–	207	$5
68	Trent Grisham	NYY	OF	–	261	-$1
69	Brendan Donovan	STL	2B/SS/OF	–	300	$3
70	Victor Scott II	STL	OF	–	345	-$4
71	Jac Caglianone	KCR	1B/OF	–	221	$2
72	Jose Caballero	NYY	2B/3B/SS/OF	–	229	-$13
73	Mickey Moniak	COL	OF	–	253	$1
74	Addison Barger	TOR	3B/OF	–	194	-$2
75	Kody Clemens	MIN	1B/2B/OF	–	356	-$21
76	Cedric Mullins	TBR	OF	–	312	-$8
77	Brandon Marsh	PHI	OF	–	348	-$6
78	Harrison Bader		OF	–	314	-$3
79	Ryan O’Hearn		1B/OF	–	300	-$2
80	Tommy Edman	LAD	2B/3B/OF	–	299	-$3
81	Austin Hays		OF	–	404	-$6
82	Mike Yastrzemski	ATL	OF	–	470	-$10
83	Trevor Larnach	MIN	OF	–	376	-$11
84	Matt Wallner	MIN	OF	–	329	-$2
85	Jesus Sanchez	HOU	OF	–	319	-$6
86	Jeff McNeil	NYM	2B/OF	–	437	-$6
87	Victor Robles	SEA	OF	–	311	-$11
88	Josh Smith	TEX	1B/3B/SS/OF	–	348	-$12
89	Willi Castro		2B/3B/SS/OF	–	384	-$6
90	Lars Nootbaar	STL	OF	–	385	-$5
91	Parker Meadows	DET	OF	–	390	-$8
92	Nathan Lukes	TOR	OF	–	481	-$8
93	Dylan Beavers	BAL	OF	–	295	-$11
94	Jonathan India	KCR	2B/3B/OF	–	401	-$12
95	Gavin Sheets	SDP	1B/OF	–	365	-$5
96	Andrew Benintendi	CHW	OF	–	412	-$6
97	Cam Smith	HOU	OF	–	324	-$12
98	Jorge Soler	LAA	OF	–	406	-$1
99	Luis Rengifo		2B/3B/OF	–	417	-$14
100	Nick Castellanos	PHI	OF	–	332	-$23
101	Wenceel Perez	DET	OF	–	416	-$7
102	Tyler Freeman	COL	2B/OF	–	397	-$13
103	Alek Thomas	ARI	OF	–	575	-$12
104	Tyler O’Neill	BAL	OF	–	380	-$9
105	Kyle Isbel	KCR	OF	–	723	-$10
106	Jacob Young	WSN	OF	–	670	-$18
107	Max Kepler		OF	–	552	-$9
108	Dominic Canzone	SEA	OF	–	333	-$8
109	Hyeseong Kim	LAD	2B/SS/OF	–	466	-$17
110	Jake Meyers	HOU	OF	–	452	-$16
111	Gavin Lux	CIN	2B/3B/OF	–	583	-$17
112	Lourdes Gurriel Jr.	ARI	OF	–	621	-$10
113	Zach McKinstry	DET	2B/3B/SS/OF	–	330	-$16
114	Isaac Collins	KCR	OF	–	394	-$13
115	Masataka Yoshida	BOS	OF	–	540	-$12
116	Tyrone Taylor	NYM	OF	–	746	-$17
117	Mauricio Dubon	ATL	2B/3B/SS/OF	–	499	-$26
118	Jordan Walker	STL	OF	–	373	-$13
119	Andrew McCutchen		OF	–	747	-$16
120	Miguel Andujar		3B/OF	–	496	-$11