Top 100 ADP for TGFBI

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March 2, 2022

TGFBI drafts are in full effect for 2022. For those that don’t know, TGFBI the largest fantasy baseball industry contest with 31 fifteen person leagues. Two days in and almost all leagues are already through the fifth round with the fastest league already at pick 207! For a look at the complete ADP which I am updating throughout the drafts and all the draft boards, click here.

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Top 100 ADP for TGFBI
ADP Player Team Position(s) Min Max # Picks
1.61 Trea Turner LAD 2B, SS 1 3 31
1.81 Fernando Tatis Jr. SD SS, OF 1 3 31
3.58 Jose Ramirez CLE 3B 1 7 31
4.35 Juan Soto WAS OF 1 7 31
5.35 Bo Bichette TOR SS 4 8 31
5.97 Vladimir Guerrero Jr. TOR 1B 2 9 31
7.35 Gerrit Cole NYY P 2 12 31
8.58 Bryce Harper PHI OF 4 14 31
8.77 Ronald Acuna Jr. ATL OF 5 11 31
10.58 Corbin Burnes MLW P 2 18 31
10.71 Kyle Tucker HOU OF 7 14 31
11.45 Shohei Ohtani LAA P, UT 5 16 31
15.52 Mookie Betts LAD OF 10 22 31
15.55 Ozzie Albies ATL 2B 11 25 31
15.68 Rafael Devers BOS 3B 12 21 31
15.94 Mike Trout LAA OF 8 22 31
17.29 Luis Robert CWS OF 10 22 31
19.23 Freddie Freeman ATL 1B 12 27 31
19.65 Walker Buehler LAD P 12 29 31
20.55 Manny Machado SD 3B 15 26 31
20.94 Max Scherzer NYM P 11 27 31
21.10 Brandon Woodruff MLW P 13 28 31
23.61 Jacob deGrom NYM P 16 31 31
23.77 Zack Wheeler PHI P 16 30 31
24.58 Starling Marte NYM OF 14 36 31
26.84 Yordan Alvarez HOU OF 16 35 31
27.03 Tim Anderson CWS SS 19 38 31
29.29 Josh Hader MLW P 17 37 31
29.32 Liam Hendriks CWS P 14 40 31
30.42 Whit Merrifield KC 2B, OF 21 43 31
32.39 Teoscar Hernandez TOR OF 16 43 31
32.77 Cedric Mullins BAL OF 21 39 31
33.06 Shane Bieber CLE P 24 41 31
35.00 Aaron Judge NYY OF 26 43 31
35.65 Trevor Story COL SS 24 44 31
36.68 Salvador Perez KC C 22 49 31
36.87 Julio Urias LAD P 28 49 31
38.90 Aaron Nola PHI P 31 50 31
39.35 Marcus Semien TEX 2B, SS 26 50 31
41.58 Sandy Alcantara MIA P 30 52 31
44.10 Lucas Giolito CWS P 32 55 31
44.35 Xander Bogaerts BOS SS 32 59 31
45.26 Raisel Iglesias LAA P 31 60 31
46.42 Matt Olson OAK 1B 31 66 31
46.87 J.T. Realmuto PHI C 31 62 31
46.94 Pete Alonso NYM 1B 28 60 31
48.55 Francisco Lindor NYM SS 33 68 31
48.94 Robbie Ray SEA P 27 65 31
48.94 Tyler O’Neill STL OF 30 60 31
51.13 Wander Franco TB SS 30 79 31
52.16 Paul Goldschmidt STL 1B 36 70 31
52.29 Will Smith LAD C 35 64 31
52.71 Emmanuel Clase CLE P 42 73 31
52.90 Byron Buxton MIN OF 38 66 31
54.06 Austin Riley ATL 3B 34 68 31
55.84 Chris Sale BOS P 30 73 31
56.10 Adalberto Mondesi KC 3B 34 78 31
57.61 Freddy Peralta MLW P 31 73 31
58.13 Edwin Diaz NYM P 43 74 31
59.13 Ryan Pressly HOU P 48 75 31
60.13 Randy Arozarena TB OF 45 74 31
60.84 Javier Baez DET 2B, SS 36 74 31
62.13 George Springer TOR OF 40 73 31
66.68 Nick Castellanos CIN OF 52 82 31
66.69 Lance Lynn CWS P 46 85 29
67.52 Kevin Gausman TOR P 46 83 29
67.93 Aroldis Chapman NYY P 50 91 29
69.17 Joe Musgrove SD P 45 81 30
69.43 Eloy Jimenez CWS OF 56 88 30
70.59 Logan Webb SF P 45 89 29
70.77 Jose Altuve HOU 2B 59 83 31
71.28 Max Fried ATL P 55 91 29
73.14 Jazz Chisholm Jr. MIA 2B, SS 53 93 29
73.83 Brandon Lowe TB 2B 62 86 29
75.59 Jorge Polanco MIN 2B, SS 57 94 29
75.76 Jose Berrios TOR P 62 86 29
76.54 Nolan Arenado STL 3B 62 97 28
76.79 Ketel Marte ARZ 2B, OF 65 94 29
79.07 Jack Flaherty STL P 58 105 27
79.10 Dylan Cease CWS P 60 95 29
80.23 Tommy Edman STL 2B, OF 64 97 22
80.52 Kenley Jansen LAD P 57 104 25
81.92 Will Smith ATL P 65 99 25
82.42 Jonathan India CIN 2B 63 99 24
83.04 Corey Seager TEX SS 60 101 24
83.50 Jordan Romano TOR P 66 100 20
84.08 Jose Abreu CWS 1B 59 97 26
84.96 Frankie Montas OAK P 61 98 23
85.84 Alex Bregman HOU 3B 58 100 25
87.22 Daulton Varsho ARZ C, OF 63 105 23
88.36 J.D. Martinez BOS OF 72 103 22
89.67 Charlie Morton ATL P 69 103 21
91.22 Bryan Reynolds PIT OF 77 101 23
91.61 Giancarlo Stanton NYY OF 56 104 18
91.68 Bobby Witt Jr. KC SS 78 109 19
92.05 Trevor Rogers MIA P 74 106 22
92.56 Luis Castillo CIN P 63 118 16
94.71 Alek Manoah TOR P 77 118 17
95.47 Carlos Correa HOU SS 72 119 15
97.20 Kris Bryant SF 3B, OF 66 124 15
97.36 Yasmani Grandal CWS C 76 110 14
98.31 Cody Bellinger LAD OF 91 118 13
98.85 Giovanny Gallegos STL P 86 123 13
98.95 Yu Darvish SD P 89 114 19
99.35 Christian Yelich MLW OF 87 114 17
ADP is based on TGFBI drafts through 3/1/22





 

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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Pat Listachiomember
2 years ago

Some thoughts:

11 closers?! That’s wild and has to be some kind of record. I would not draft, I don’t think. I’ve found it easy to find pop up closers here and there to end up ok in saves. Takes some work and some roster space, but I think it’s worth it to take, say, Manoah instead of Gallegos and play the back end of the closer/high end RP pool.

I am very surprised at Daulton Varsho’s ADP. Maybe I’m missing something.

Tight pantsgods Tyler O’Neill and Robbie Ray back to back, with the exact same ADP. How juicy. As the season is shuttered, this gives me joy. I don’t even know if Tyler wears tight pants but he’s still a tight pantsgod in these starry eyes.

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hebrewmember
2 years ago
Reply to  Pat Listachio

Varsho has C eligibility but won’t play there regularly, meaning you can get near a full-season of at bats from your C, something that doesn’t happen much. He also steals bases, which is rare for a catcher.

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Pat Listachiomember
2 years ago
Reply to  hebrew

Still not convinced he’s worth that pick… especially without much of a track record. But certainly I understand why he’s going there, in theory

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