Here’s our rest-of-season Top 300. Expect this space to be updated every Monday. Players are ranked for 5×5 mixed leagues using a one-catcher format. I include the mixed-league disclaimer because I do reward upside, particularly past the top 200 or so.
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2026 Fantasy Baseball Top 300 overall ranks
**Updated Aug. 10**
Aug. 10Top 300TeamPosPos RkAug. 3
1
Yordan Alvarez
Astros
OF
1
1
2
Shohei Ohtani
Dodgers
DH
1
2
3
Tarik Skubal
Dodgers
SP
1
4
4
Elly De La Cruz
Reds
SS
1
5
5
Bobby Witt Jr.
Royals
SS
2
3
6
Ronald Acuna Jr.
Braves
OF
2
6
7
Pete Crow-Armstrong
Cubs
OF
3
8
8
Junior Caminero
Rays
3B
1
7
9
Fernando Tatis Jr.
Padres
2B
1
9
10
Kyle Schwarber
Phillies
DH
2
10
11
Kyle Tucker
Dodgers
OF
4
13
12
Julio Rodriguez
Mariners
OF
5
11
13
Corbin Carroll
Diamondbacks
OF
6
12
14
Pete Alonso
Orioles
1B
1
15
15
CJ Abrams
Nationals
SS
3
14
16
Jackson Chourio
Brewers
OF
7
23
17
Bryce Harper
Phillies
1B
2
18
18
Yoshinobu Yamamoto
Dodgers
SP
2
20
19
Jacob Misiorowski
Brewers
SP
3
22
20
Cristopher Sanchez
Phillies
SP
4
19
21
Brice Turang
Brewers
2B
2
21
22
Logan Gilbert
Mariners
SP
5
24
23
Matt Olson
Braves
1B
3
29
24
Mason Miller
Padres
RP
1
25
25
Sal Stewart
Reds
2B
3
27
26
Jose Ramirez
Guardians
3B
2
17
27
Zack Wheeler
Phillies
SP
6
28
28
Trea Turner
Phillies
SS
4
26
29
Michael Harris II
Braves
OF
8
30
30
Francisco Lindor
Mets
SS
5
33
31
Chris Sale
Braves
SP
7
35
32
Freddie Freeman
Dodgers
1B
4
31
33
Dylan Cease
Blue Jays
SP
8
41
34
Ketel Marte
Diamondbacks
2B
4
36
35
Paul Skenes
Pirates
SP
9
38
36
Josh Hader
Astros
RP
2
42
37
Cam Schlittler
Yankees
SP
10
39
38
Zach Neto
Angels
SS
6
32
39
Vladimir Guerrero Jr.
Blue Jays
1B
5
37
40
Ben Rice
Yankees
C
1
40
41
Jordan Walker
Cardinals
OF
9
34
42
Jhoan Duran
Phillies
RP
3
44
43
Jeremy Pena
Astros
SS
7
43
44
Cade Smith
Guardians
RP
4
46
45
Gerrit Cole
Yankees
SP
11
47
46
Gunnar Henderson
Orioles
SS
8
45
47
Max Fried
Yankees
SP
12
55
48
Manny Machado
Padres
3B
3
48
49
Oneil Cruz
Pirates
OF
10
53
50
Riley Greene
Tigers
OF
11
49
51
Aaron Judge
Yankees
OF
12
58
52
Bryan Woo
Mariners
SP
13
52
53
Alec Burleson
Cardinals
1B
6
57
54
Aroldis Chapman
Red Sox
RP
5
51
55
Seiya Suzuki
Cubs
OF
13
59
56
Andres Munoz
Mariners
RP
6
56
57
Jazz Chisholm Jr.
Yankees
2B
5
54
58
Jacob deGrom
Rangers
SP
14
67
59
Mike Trout
Angels
OF
14
60
60
Jesus Luzardo
Phillies
SP
15
72
61
Tyler Soderstrom
Athletics
1B
7
61
62
Andy Pages
Dodgers
OF
15
65
63
Ivan Herrera
Cardinals
C
2
62
64
Nolan McLean
Mets
SP
16
63
65
Drake Baldwin
Braves
C
3
64
66
Blake Snell
Dodgers
SP
17
76
67
George Kirby
Mariners
SP
18
68
68
Jackson Merrill
Padres
OF
16
77
69
David Bednar
Yankees
RP
7
73
70
Drew Rasmussen
Rays
SP
19
71
71
Xavier Edwards
Marlins
SS
9
70
72
Louis Varland
Blue Jays
RP
8
69
73
Austin Riley
Braves
3B
4
80
74
Logan Webb
Giants
SP
20
81
75
Wyatt Langford
Rangers
OF
17
74
76
Hunter Brown
Astros
SP
21
88
77
Miguel Vargas
White Sox
3B
5
78
78
Bo Bichette
Mets
SS
10
82
79
Hunter Goodman
Rockies
C
4
79
80
Parker Messick
Guardians
SP
22
91
81
Rafael Devers
Giants
1B
8
84
82
Jarren Duran
Red Sox
OF
18
86
83
Sonny Gray
Red Sox
SP
23
89
84
Kevin McGonigle
Tigers
SS
11
87
85
Gavin Williams
Guardians
SP
24
92
86
Willson Contreras
Red Sox
1B
9
83
87
Bryan Reynolds
Pirates
OF
19
75
88
Yandy Diaz
Rays
1B
10
85
89
Eury Perez
Marlins
SP
25
96
90
Josh Naylor
Mariners
1B
11
99
91
Corey Seager
Rangers
SS
12
111
92
Nico Hoerner
Cubs
2B
6
101
93
Geraldo Perdomo
Diamondbacks
SS
13
103
94
Byron Buxton
Twins
OF
20
98
95
James Wood
Nationals
OF
21
16
96
JJ Wetherholt
Cardinals
SS
14
97
97
Juan Soto
Mets
OF
22
119
98
George Springer
Blue Jays
OF
23
90
99
Brandon Nimmo
Rangers
OF
24
105
100
Kevin Gausman
Cubs
SP
26
108
101
Logan Henderson
Brewers
SP
27
127
102
Raisel Iglesias
Braves
RP
9
104
103
William Contreras
Brewers
C
5
102
104
Dylan Crews
Nationals
OF
25
107
105
Munetaka Murakami
White Sox
3B
6
110
106
Cody Bellinger
Yankees
OF
26
145
107
Bryce Miller
Mariners
SP
28
95
108
Daylen Lile
Nationals
OF
27
114
109
Framber Valdez
Tigers
SP
29
112
110
Kyle Harrison
Brewers
SP
30
141
111
Freddy Peralta
Rays
SP
31
100
112
Otto Lopez
Marlins
SS
15
113
113
Alex Bregman
Cubs
3B
7
121
114
Chase Burns
Reds
SP
32
106
115
Teoscar Hernandez
Dodgers
OF
28
118
116
Mookie Betts
Dodgers
SS
16
109
117
Sandy Alcantara
Marlins
SP
33
135
118
MacKenzie Gore
Rangers
SP
34
125
119
Ceddanne Rafaela
Red Sox
2B
7
120
120
Randy Arozarena
Mariners
OF
29
132
121
Michael Busch
Cubs
1B
12
128
122
Nathan Eovaldi
Rangers
SP
35
124
123
Wilyer Abreu
Red Sox
OF
30
137
124
Kyle Bradish
Orioles
SP
36
115
125
Tommy Edman
Dodgers
2B
8
130
126
Shota Imanaga
Cubs
SP
37
129
127
Ranger Suarez
Red Sox
SP
38
116
128
Christian Walker
Astros
1B
13
139
129
Trevor Megill
Brewers
RP
10
134
130
Christian Yelich
Brewers
OF
31
126
131
Isaac Paredes
Astros
3B
8
133
132
Jacob Latz
Rangers
RP
11
140
133
Sean Burke
White Sox
SP
39
117
134
Jo Adell
Guardians
OF
32
123
135
Luis Arraez
Phillies
2B
9
143
136
Bryan Baker
Rays
RP
12
144
137
Jose Altuve
Astros
2B
10
152
138
Jonathan Aranda
Rays
1B
14
142
139
Ian Happ
Cubs
OF
33
146
140
Dillon Dingler
Tigers
C
6
166
141
Luis Garcia Jr.
Yankees
2B
11
148
142
Max Muncy
Dodgers
3B
9
147
143
Carson Benge
Mets
OF
34
161
144
Kenley Jansen
Tigers
RP
13
155
145
Bryson Stott
Phillies
2B
12
153
146
Tanner Bibee
Guardians
SP
40
151
147
Alec Bohm
Phillies
3B
10
136
148
Jake Bauers
Brewers
1B
15
160
149
Chandler Simpson
Rays
OF
35
165
150
Garrett Mitchell
Brewers
OF
36
159
151
Dansby Swanson
Cubs
SS
17
158
152
Luke Keaschall
Twins
2B
13
157
153
Kazuma Okamoto
Blue Jays
3B
11
149
154
Michael King
Padres
SP
41
163
155
Cal Raleigh
Mariners
C
7
154
156
Shane McClanahan
Rays
SP
42
184
157
Jung Hoo Lee
Giants
OF
37
170
158
Kyle Stowers
Marlins
1B
16
94
159
Christian Scott
Mets
SP
43
168
160
Luis Robert Jr.
Mets
OF
38
150
161
Gabriel Moreno
Diamondbacks
C
8
169
162
Joe Ryan
Twins
SP
44
66
163
Pete Fairbanks
Marlins
RP
14
173
164
Ozzie Albies
Braves
2B
14
162
165
Jackson Holliday
Orioles
2B
15
171
166
Chase DeLauter
Guardians
OF
39
176
167
Tyler Glasnow
Dodgers
SP
45
182
168
Caleb Durbin
Red Sox
3B
12
177
169
Brandon Marsh
Phillies
OF
40
167
170
Peter Lambert
Astros
SP
46
196
171
Jose Soriano
Blue Jays
SP
47
179
172
Sam Antonacci
White Sox
2B
16
164
173
Payton Tolle
Red Sox
SP
48
181
174
Colson Montgomery
White Sox
SS
18
175
175
Cam Smith
Astros
OF
41
199
176
Jared Jones
Pirates
SP
49
172
177
Daulton Varsho
Astros
OF
42
174
178
Edwin Diaz
Dodgers
RP
15
138
179
Nick Kurtz
Athletics
1B
17
50
180
Matthew Boyd
Cubs
SP
50
186
181
Bryce Eldridge
Giants
1B
18
188
182
Brandon Lowe
Pirates
2B
17
190
183
Emilio Pagan
Reds
RP
16
189
184
Troy Melton
Tigers
SP
51
200
185
Brendan Donovan
Mariners
2B
18
191
186
Taylor Ward
Mariners
OF
43
192
187
Emerson Hancock
Mariners
SP
52
193
188
Steven Kwan
Guardians
OF
44
201
189
Carlos Rodon
Yankees
SP
53
203
190
Jacob Wilson
Athletics
SS
19
178
191
Braxton Ashcraft
Pirates
SP
54
183
192
Nolan Schanuel
Angels
1B
19
197
193
Riley O'Brien
Cardinals
RP
17
206
194
Cole Carrigg
Rockies
OF
45
205
195
Travis Bazzana
Guardians
2B
19
180
196
Hector Rodriguez
Reds
OF
46
195
197
Jake McCarthy
Rockies
OF
47
209
198
Trent Grisham
Yankees
OF
48
194
199
Foster Griffin
Guardians
SP
55
216
200
Grant Taylor
White Sox
RP
18
207
201
Roman Anthony
Red Sox
OF
49
222
202
A.J. Ewing
Mets
OF
50
202
203
Eugenio Suarez
Reds
3B
13
215
204
Lars Nootbaar
Diamondbacks
OF
51
204
205
Bubba Chandler
Pirates
SP
56
212
206
Dominic Canzone
Mariners
OF
52
208
207
Royce Lewis
Twins
3B
14
225
208
JJ Bleday
Reds
OF
53
213
209
Shohei Ohtani
Dodgers
SP
57
221
210
Gleyber Torres
Tigers
2B
20
211
211
Taj Bradley
Twins
SP
58
214
212
Jesus Sanchez
Blue Jays
OF
54
238
213
Casey Mize
Padres
SP
59
229
214
Mickey Moniak
Rockies
OF
55
217
215
Ryan Weathers
Yankees
SP
60
224
216
Willy Adames
Giants
SS
20
185
217
Matt McLain
Reds
SS
21
281
218
Luke Weaver
Pirates
RP
19
218
219
Jac Caglianone
Royals
OF
56
233
220
Jackson Jobe
Tigers
SP
61
NR
221
Justin Wrobleski
Dodgers
SP
62
156
222
Xander Bogaerts
Padres
SS
22
220
223
Josh Bell
Twins
1B
20
230
224
Ernie Clement
Blue Jays
SS
23
219
225
Shane Baz
Orioles
SP
63
244
226
Vinnie Pasquantino
Royals
1B
21
NR
227
Max Clark
Tigers
OF
57
228
228
Joey Cantillo
Guardians
SP
64
226
229
Heriberto Hernandez
Marlins
OF
58
210
230
Salvador Perez
Royals
C
9
227
231
Nick Martinez
Rays
SP
65
234
232
Lawrence Butler
Athletics
OF
59
237
233
Adley Rutschman
Red Sox
C
10
292
234
Daniel Palencia
Cubs
RP
20
198
235
Kade Anderson
Mariners
SP
66
250
236
Heliot Ramos
Yankees
OF
60
223
237
Trevor Rogers
Orioles
SP
67
247
238
Reid Detmers
Angels
SP
68
232
239
TJ Rumfield
Rockies
1B
22
231
240
Spencer Torkelson
Tigers
1B
23
239
241
Noah Cameron
Royals
SP
69
274
242
Shane Bieber
Blue Jays
SP
70
243
243
Jake Burger
Rangers
1B
24
236
244
Andrew Vaughn
Brewers
1B
25
242
245
Masyn Winn
Cardinals
SS
24
246
246
Roki Sasaki
Dodgers
SP
71
272
247
Tyler O'Neill
Orioles
OF
61
282
248
Trevor Story
Red Sox
SS
25
256
249
Jeff McNeil
Athletics
2B
21
252
250
Henry Bolte
Athletics
OF
62
268
251
Robbie Ray
Padres
SP
72
249
252
Jacob Webb
Cubs
RP
21
NR
253
Cade Cavalli
Nationals
SP
73
240
254
Colt Keith
Tigers
2B
22
257
255
Dustin May
Brewers
SP
74
254
256
Clay Holmes
Cubs
SP
75
262
257
Sean Manaea
Mets
SP
76
261
258
Nolan Arenado
Diamondbacks
3B
15
267
259
Shane Drohan
Brewers
SP
77
241
260
Kody Clemens
Twins
2B
23
248
261
Braden Montgomery
White Sox
OF
63
263
262
Dylan Smith
Giants
RP
22
279
263
Evan Carter
Rangers
OF
64
235
264
Ian Seymour
Rays
SP
78
284
265
Ty France
Padres
1B
26
258
266
Ezequiel Duran
Rangers
SS
26
286
267
Andres Gimenez
Blue Jays
SS
27
264
268
Jakob Marsee
Marlins
OF
65
276
269
Spencer Jones
Yankees
OF
66
266
270
Spencer Horwitz
Pirates
1B
27
259
271
George Lombard Jr.
Yankees
SS
28
NR
272
Trevor Larnach
Twins
OF
67
251
273
Maikel Garcia
Royals
3B
16
NR
274
Kyle Karros
Rockies
3B
17
245
275
Devin Williams
Mets
RP
23
93
276
Brandon Pfaadt
Diamondbacks
SP
79
287
277
Jeff Hoffman
Twins
RP
24
187
278
Michael Wacha
Royals
SP
80
269
279
Ryan Jeffers
Twins
C
11
275
280
Kaelen Culpepper
Twins
SS
29
NR
281
Cole Young
Mariners
2B
24
283
282
Yoendrys Gomez
Twins
RP
25
NR
283
Jake Mangum
Pirates
OF
68
295
284
Tanner Scott
Dodgers
RP
26
NR
285
Nick Gonzales
Pirates
2B
25
278
286
Nathaniel Lowe
Guardians
1B
28
288
287
Landen Roupp
Giants
SP
81
277
288
Griffin Conine
Marlins
OF
69
297
289
Jake Bennett
Red Sox
SP
82
270
290
Abner Uribe
Brewers
RP
27
285
291
Noelvi Marte
Reds
3B
18
265
292
Brett Bateman
Blue Jays
OF
70
NR
293
Joe Musgrove
Padres
SP
83
NR
294
Liam Hicks
Rays
C
12
291
295
Moises Ballesteros
Angels
C
13
NR
296
Mauricio Dubon
Braves
SS
30
NR
297
Robert Gasser
Brewers
SP
84
NR
298
Brandyn Garcia
Diamondbacks
RP
28
NR
299
Esmerlyn Valdez
Pirates
OF
71
253
300
Joc Pederson
Rangers
1B
29
290
August 10 Notes
Falling off: Hunter Greene (122nd), Trey Yesavage (131st), Nick Pivetta (255th), Cooper Pratt (260th), Josh Jung (271st), Griffin Jax (273rd), Jorge Soler (280th), José Caballero (289th), Zac Thornton (293rd), Dylan Beavers (294th), Vaughn Grissom (296th), Brett Baty (298th), Carter Jensen (299th), Andrew Kittredge (300th)
– Thornton and Grissom are still in the next 10, along with Justin Crawford, Zack Gelof, Michael Soroka, Ezequiel Tovar, Ryan Waldschmidt and Marcus Semien. Guardians callup Angel Genao was pretty close, too, but his short-term upside is fairly limited; he’s probably not going to make a big impact in terms of homers or steals.
– The list of players more disappointing than Gunnar Henderson this year is a very short one. His down 2025 was still far better than this and had an explanation in the form of a shoulder injury that he never talked about until after the season. Will we find out there’s a similar problem this year? He had big issues with strikeouts early in the season, but that hasn’t remained the case since April, which somehow now stands his best month of the year; he hit .214/.283/.481 with nine homers and a 30.5 percent strikeout rate in 31 games through the end of April. He’s come in at .213/.298/.347 with nine homers and a 20.2 percent strikeout rate in 86 games since. His expected stats from the last couple of weeks are about as good as they’ve been in months, but it’s not translating; he’s 2-for-22 despite having nine hard-hit balls this month. I don’t think a late turnaround is hopeless, but, obviously, I’m not ranking him in the top 20 any longer.
– Jackson Jobe, who debuts at No. 220, was very impressive in his first start back from Tommy John, throwing five scoreless innings against the Giants and averaging 98.3 mph with his fastball. That’s 1.8 mph better than in his 10 starts before getting hurt last year. He was also up to 90 mph with his slider. He’ll probably be somewhat inconsistent the rest of the way, but he seems worth taking a chance on anyway, and his stock for 2027 is climbing.
– Also encouraging in the velocity department: Joe Musgrove averaged 94.7 mph with his fastball in 3 1/3 innings for Triple-A El Paso on Sunday. His career average is 92.9 mph. It’s taken him a long time to turn the corner after Tommy John two years ago, but he could prove to be very useful in mixed leagues next month. He debuts at No. 293 for not.
– I wouldn’t immediately grab anyone in the Mets bullpen with Devin Williams on the IL due to a shoulder strain, but it’s definitely worth noting that Kodai Senga has been treated as one-inning guy in his last two appearances. He retired six of seven batters in the series against the Guardians and was throwing 96-99 mph in the process.
August 3 Notes
Falling off: Maikel Garcia (140th), Vinnie Pasquantino (157th), Ryan O’Hearn (194th), Casey Schmitt (195th), Paul Sewald (201st), Curtis Mead (236th), Emmet Sheehan (237th), Matt Chapman (244th), Jasson Domínguez (248th), Caleb Kilian (259th), Yoendrys Gómez (263rd), Brayan Rocchio (266th), Mason Montgomery (267th), Tanner Scott (269th), Ryan Zeferjahn (278th), Christian Encarnacion-Strand (284th), Angel Martínez (293rd), Brandon Sproat (296th), Alex Lange (297th), Clayton Beeter (300th)
- These are very tentative rankings for James Wood (16th) and Nick Kurtz (50th) while waiting to hear more on their injuries. Wood injured an oblique Monday, while Kurtz had a setback with the thumb injury that had him on the IL last month.
Trade deadline risers (non-closers division): Hunter Goodman (obviously great that he’s staying in Colorado); Freddy Peralta in Tampa Bay (the Rays will get more whiffs out of him, and I don’t think he was as far off as his numbers suggest); José Soriano in Toronto (better situation, especially with the big catching upgrade); Cole Carrigg, Jake McCarthy and Mickey Moniak in Colorado (the Rockies should have moved the two veterans, but that they didn’t pushes them up the board, and Carrigg benefits from Brenton Doyle‘s departure); Heriberto Hernández (was worried I’d have to drop him in rankings with Owen Caissie back, but Liam Hicks‘ departure should keep him in Miami’s lineup against righties); Tyler O’Neill (is swinging the bat better and should get all of the playing time he can handle with Taylor Ward gone and Adley Rutschman not coming back).
Trade deadline fallers: Jo Adell in Cleveland (it’s not a disaster, but he’s a home run hitter and those are quite a bit harder to come by for a right-handed hitter in Cleveland than in Anaheim); Heliot Ramos with the Yankees (good for now, probably looking at starting mostly against lefties in September, though); Reid Detmers (I really expected him to be moved and was thus ranking him higher than I would have had I thought he’d finish the year in Anaheim); Ian Seymour (probably losing his rotation spot once Shane McClanahan is back)
Enjoying this article? Support our work with a small crypto donation.Trade deadline ???: Casey Mize (move to San Diego seems like an upgrade, but the big velocity drop in his final start for Detroit is worrisome).
Let’s do a quick review of the closing situations altered by deadline stuff.
Angels: Ryan Zeferjahn and Kirby Yates are gone, leaving a fatigued Sam Bachman as perhaps the top option in the ninth. Ben Joyce will be the most interesting guy here once he comes off the IL, but he’s probably not worth stashing yet.
Cubs: Zeferjahn enters the mix along with Jacob Webb for now, but it seems like Daniel Palencia has turned the corner in his elbow rehab and might return next week.
Diamondbacks: The D-backs didn’t go out and get anyone to replace the demoted Paul Sewald. Brandyn Garcia is clearly their favorite reliever right now, but he’s a lefty and thus probably won’t get all of the save chances. He was a near miss from the list. Justin Martínez might return from elbow surgery and reemerge as a factor at the end of the month.
Giants: Both Erik Miller (Boston) and Caleb Kilian (Philadelphia) were sent packing Monday. That would seem to leave Dylan Smith atop the depth chart, based on how he’d been used as a setup man of late. He has a nice 2.75 ERA and makes for a decent pickup.
Nationals: Clayton Beeter, who was acquired from the Yankees at the 2025 deadline, is still probably the current favorite for saves, but he fell just out of the top 300 this week, in part because the Nationals got Yovanny Cruz from the Yankees as part of the Luis García Jr. deal. I think there’s a decent chance Cruz ends the year with the gig.
Orioles: Tyler Wells was going to be in the top 300 this week, but he was sent to Tampa Bay at the last minute. That puts Andrew Kittredge back at the very bottom of the list. The Orioles still might get Ryan Helsley and/or Félix Bautista back in September.
Pirates: This should be all Luke Weaver, making him a priority pickup wherever he’s available.
Twins: Ditto Jeff Hoffman. I can’t imagine the Twins committed $11 million to him to set up for Yoendrys Gómez.
In a pleasant surprise, the Reds aren’t going to wait until Aug. 14 to call up Héctor Rodríguez, who debuts at No. 195 this week. More on him in Tuesday’s waiver wire column. I still wouldn’t expect to see the Cardinals’ Joshua Báez or the Rockies’ Charlie Condon before Aug. 14. Teams need to wait until then to lock in their prospects retaining rookie eligibility for next year. Kade Anderson is probably in the same boat in Seattle, but he debuts at No. 250 anyway. Even if he’s part of a six-man rotation, he could still be useful in shallow leagues right away.
I’d already dropped Jasson Domínguez from the list before it was revealed Monday night that he and Anthony Volpe were going down the George Lombard Jr. was coming up to join the Yankees. I considered making room for Lombard, but I think he’s just off the list at this point. Lombard’s .284/.411/.489 line between Double- and Triple-A was very good, but I doubt he’s ready to hit for average in the majors just yet and that he was caught nine times on 23 steal attempts might have him hesitant to attempt steals right away. Maybe I’ll regret it next week. I did slide José Caballero down some now that he’s presumably going into a utility role.
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