Rotographs Midseason Rankings – Shortstop

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July 17, 2015

Continuing the positional rankings, we move over to shortstop. It’s been something of a barren wasteland this year. Thankfully, the unquestioned top two – Tulowitzki and Hanley – have been the unquestioned top two (with Hanley leading the way). but it’s been pretty jumbled from that point on. The landscape has really opened up with a lot of new names emerging as some former stalwarts have sunk further. I wasn’t even sure Correa would be called up in 2015 and now he’s looking like a game-changer at SS.

For this update, you will have the rankings from me, Zach Sanders, Jeff Zimmerman, and Dan Schwartz. Mike Podhorzer is currently on vacation.

Other positions:

Rank Player Team League Paul Zach Jeff Dan AVG
1 Hanley Ramirez Red Sox AL 2 1 1 2 1.5
2 Troy Tulowitzki Rockies NL 1 3 2 1 1.8
3 Carlos Correa Astros AL 6 6 4 3 4.8
4 Jose Reyes Blue Jays AL 4 4 6 8 5.5
5 Jhonny Peralta Cardinals NL 3 2 14 4 5.8
6 Ian Desmond Nationals NL 7 8 3 6 6.0
7 Xander Bogaerts Red Sox AL 5 9 12 5 7.8
8 Starlin Castro Cubs NL 12 5 10 9 9.0
9 Ben Zobrist Athletics AL 9 12 13 11 11.3
10 Brandon Crawford Giants NL 8 11 24 7 12.5
11 Justin Turner Dodgers NL 10 10 15 16 12.8
12 Erick Aybar Angels AL 13 19 9 13 13.5
13 Alcides Escobar Royals AL 16 17 7 14 13.5
14 Jean Segura Brewers NL 14 15 11 19 14.8
15 Wilmer Flores Mets NL 18 13 20 15 16.5
16 Brad Miller Mariners AL 17 7 19 28 17.8
17 Yunel Escobar Nationals NL 19 22 18 12 17.8
18 Jung-ho Kang Pirates NL 11 14 23 24 18.0
19 Marcus Semien Athletics AL 23 16 16 17 18.0
20 Elvis Andrus Rangers AL 24 25 5 20 18.5
21 Matt Duffy Giants NL 15 21 21 21 19.5
22 Jose Iglesias Tigers AL 22 18 30 23 23.3
23 Alexei Ramirez White Sox AL 34 28 8 25 23.8
24 Addison Russell Cubs NL 29 23 34 10 24.0
25 Andrelton Simmons Braves NL 27 24 28 18 24.3
26 Jimmy Rollins Dodgers NL 25 30 17 26 24.5
27 Danny Espinosa Nationals NL 20 27 29 29 26.3
28 Chris Owings Diamondbacks NL 30 20 22 33 26.3
29 Brock Holt Red Sox AL 28 31 26 27 28.0
30 Adeiny Hechavarria Marlins NL 26 34 33 22 28.8
31 Eugenio Suarez Reds NL 21 32 35 33 30.3
32 Francisco Lindor Indians AL 31 37 25 33 31.5
33 Cesar Hernandez Phillies NL 33 26 41 30 32.5
34 J.J. Hardy Orioles AL 38 35 27 33 33.3
35 Odubel Herrera Phillies NL 35 29 41 33 34.5
36 Jed Lowrie Astros AL 32 36 39 33 35.0
37 Asdrubal Cabrera Rays AL 37 41 31 33 35.5
38 Nick Ahmed Diamondbacks NL 39 41 32 33 36.3
39 Freddy Galvis Phillies NL 41 33 38 33 36.3
40 Jordy Mercer Pirates NL 40 41 36 33 37.5
41 Enrique Hernandez Dodgers NL 36 41 41 33 37.8
42 Didi Gregorius Yankees AL 44 40 37 33 38.5
43 Eduardo Escobar Twins AL 45 38 41 31 38.8
44 Tim Beckham Rays AL 42 41 41 33 39.3
45 Javier Baez Cubs NL 43 41 41 32 39.3
46 Stephen Drew Yankees AL 46 41 40 33 40.0
47 Jose Ramirez Indians AL 47 41 41 33 40.5
48 Ruben Tejada Mets NL 49 39 41 33 40.5
49 Everth Cabrera Giants NL 48 41 41 33 40.8
50 Corey Seager Dodgers NL 50 41 41 33 41.3





 

Paul is the Editor of Rotographs and Content Director for OOTP Perfect Team. Follow Paul on Twitter @sporer and on Twitch at sporer.

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Dave
9 years ago

blah blah blah blah Sano blah blah yahoo blah

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Miguel Sano, SS, The Yahoo!
9 years ago
Reply to  Dave

Gentleman – What he said…

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thecodygriffin
9 years ago
Reply to  Dave

Really? Yahoo! needs to get its S together. Sano should never have SS eligibility. He hasn’t played SS in the minors since 2011.

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dga7882Member since 2016
9 years ago
Reply to  thecodygriffin

That being said, and I agree, where would he rank ROS for those taking advantage of Yahoo!’s silliness?

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