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 June 8**
I added the preseason Top 300 rankings to the list this week, just as sort of a two-month progress report. To date, 54 players in the original rankings have been swapped out for newcomers.
June 8Top 300TeamPosPos RkMay 25
1
Shohei Ohtani
Dodgers
DH
1
3
2
Ronald Acuna Jr.
Braves
OF
1
5
3
Bobby Witt Jr.
Royals
SS
1
2
4
Julio Rodriguez
Mariners
OF
2
6
5
Juan Soto
Mets
OF
3
7
6
Jose Ramirez
Guardians
3B
1
8
7
Yordan Alvarez
Astros
OF
4
12
8
Tarik Skubal
Tigers
SP
1
29
9
Nick Kurtz
Athletics
1B
1
13
10
Corbin Carroll
Diamondbacks
OF
5
9
11
Vladimir Guerrero Jr.
Blue Jays
1B
2
10
12
Cristopher Sanchez
Phillies
SP
2
14
13
Pete Alonso
Orioles
1B
3
15
14
Kyle Tucker
Dodgers
OF
6
11
15
Kyle Schwarber
Phillies
DH
2
16
16
Junior Caminero
Rays
3B
2
18
17
Jackson Chourio
Brewers
OF
7
20
18
Paul Skenes
Pirates
SP
3
17
19
Fernando Tatis Jr.
Padres
2B
1
22
20
James Wood
Nationals
OF
8
21
21
Elly De La Cruz
Reds
SS
2
4
22
Bryce Harper
Phillies
1B
4
23
23
Gunnar Henderson
Orioles
SS
3
25
24
Zach Neto
Angels
SS
4
19
25
Yoshinobu Yamamoto
Dodgers
SP
4
27
26
CJ Abrams
Nationals
SS
5
28
27
Brice Turang
Brewers
2B
2
30
28
Logan Gilbert
Mariners
SP
5
26
29
Trea Turner
Phillies
SS
6
24
30
Michael Harris II
Braves
OF
9
31
31
Mason Miller
Padres
RP
1
32
32
Sal Stewart
Reds
2B
3
34
33
Ketel Marte
Diamondbacks
2B
4
33
34
Matt Olson
Braves
1B
5
36
35
Oneil Cruz
Pirates
OF
10
38
36
Freddie Freeman
Dodgers
1B
6
35
37
Shohei Ohtani
Dodgers
SP
6
37
38
Pete Crow-Armstrong
Cubs
OF
11
42
39
Cody Bellinger
Yankees
OF
12
44
40
Bryan Woo
Mariners
SP
7
39
41
Jazz Chisholm Jr.
Yankees
2B
5
43
42
Cade Smith
Guardians
RP
2
46
43
Chris Sale
Braves
SP
8
45
44
Ben Rice
Yankees
C
1
47
45
Zack Wheeler
Phillies
SP
9
50
46
Jordan Walker
Cardinals
OF
13
72
47
Jacob Misiorowski
Brewers
SP
10
54
48
Austin Riley
Braves
3B
3
40
49
Jarren Duran
Red Sox
OF
14
52
50
Jhoan Duran
Phillies
RP
3
55
51
Joe Ryan
Twins
SP
11
58
52
Gerrit Cole
Yankees
SP
12
75
53
Shea Langeliers
Athletics
C
2
51
54
Jacob deGrom
Rangers
SP
13
56
55
Aroldis Chapman
Red Sox
RP
4
49
56
Mike Trout
Angels
OF
15
59
57
Jeremy Pena
Astros
SS
7
67
58
Brent Rooker
Athletics
OF
16
53
59
Dylan Cease
Blue Jays
SP
14
63
60
Riley Greene
Tigers
OF
17
66
61
George Kirby
Mariners
SP
15
48
62
Andres Munoz
Mariners
RP
5
61
63
Tyler Soderstrom
Athletics
1B
7
68
64
Cam Schlittler
Yankees
SP
16
70
65
George Springer
Blue Jays
OF
18
60
66
Corey Seager
Rangers
SS
8
83
67
Xavier Edwards
Marlins
SS
9
71
68
Josh Hader
Astros
RP
6
88
69
Ivan Herrera
Cardinals
C
3
76
70
Framber Valdez
Tigers
SP
17
62
71
Andy Pages
Dodgers
OF
19
85
72
Wyatt Langford
Rangers
OF
20
81
73
Francisco Lindor
Mets
SS
10
91
74
Manny Machado
Padres
3B
4
65
75
Maikel Garcia
Royals
3B
5
57
76
Seiya Suzuki
Cubs
OF
21
73
77
Byron Buxton
Twins
OF
22
78
78
Bo Bichette
Mets
SS
11
79
79
Bryce Miller
Mariners
SP
18
110
80
Cal Raleigh
Mariners
C
4
94
81
Nolan McLean
Mets
SP
19
64
82
Bryan Reynolds
Pirates
OF
23
82
83
Jackson Merrill
Padres
OF
24
74
84
Drew Rasmussen
Rays
SP
20
84
85
Josh Naylor
Mariners
1B
8
80
86
Devin Williams
Mets
RP
7
86
87
Jesus Luzardo
Phillies
SP
21
89
88
Alec Burleson
Cardinals
1B
9
97
89
Logan Webb
Giants
SP
22
100
90
David Bednar
Yankees
RP
8
99
91
Rafael Devers
Giants
1B
10
92
92
Chase Burns
Reds
SP
23
95
93
Nico Hoerner
Cubs
2B
6
77
94
Sonny Gray
Red Sox
SP
24
93
95
Hunter Brown
Astros
SP
25
122
96
Yandy Diaz
Rays
1B
11
106
97
Kevin Gausman
Blue Jays
SP
26
102
98
Christian Yelich
Brewers
OF
25
105
99
Brandon Nimmo
Rangers
OF
26
101
100
Willson Contreras
Red Sox
1B
12
108
101
Daniel Palencia
Cubs
RP
9
103
102
Miguel Vargas
White Sox
3B
6
123
103
William Contreras
Brewers
C
5
107
104
Jo Adell
Angels
OF
27
104
105
Drake Baldwin
Braves
C
6
143
106
Kevin McGonigle
Tigers
SS
12
124
107
Kyle Harrison
Brewers
SP
27
153
108
Kyle Stowers
Marlins
OF
28
87
109
Mookie Betts
Dodgers
SS
13
96
110
Roman Anthony
Red Sox
OF
29
69
111
Shane McClanahan
Rays
SP
28
112
112
Freddy Peralta
Mets
SP
29
113
113
Daylen Lile
Nationals
OF
30
109
114
Louis Varland
Blue Jays
RP
10
168
115
Gavin Williams
Guardians
SP
30
116
116
Garrett Crochet
Red Sox
SP
31
41
117
Raisel Iglesias
Braves
RP
11
119
118
Kyle Bradish
Orioles
SP
32
118
119
Vinnie Pasquantino
Royals
1B
13
121
120
Ryan Helsley
Orioles
RP
12
125
121
Christian Walker
Astros
1B
14
129
122
Alex Bregman
Cubs
3B
7
120
123
Ranger Suarez
Red Sox
SP
33
127
124
Hunter Greene
Reds
SP
34
158
125
JJ Wetherholt
Cardinals
SS
14
131
126
Jose Altuve
Astros
2B
7
183
127
Ceddanne Rafaela
Red Sox
2B
8
130
128
Michael Busch
Cubs
1B
15
137
129
Trey Yesavage
Blue Jays
SP
35
136
130
Hunter Goodman
Rockies
C
7
155
131
Parker Messick
Guardians
SP
36
166
132
Dylan Crews
Nationals
OF
31
147
133
Blake Snell
Dodgers
SP
37
150
134
Carlos Rodon
Yankees
SP
38
157
135
Spencer Steer
Reds
1B
16
156
136
MacKenzie Gore
Rangers
SP
39
138
137
Daulton Varsho
Blue Jays
OF
32
126
138
Max Fried
Yankees
SP
40
164
139
Ian Happ
Cubs
OF
33
139
140
Wilyer Abreu
Red Sox
OF
34
141
141
Aaron Judge
Yankees
OF
35
1
142
Nathan Eovaldi
Rangers
SP
41
133
143
Alec Bohm
Phillies
3B
8
146
144
Jackson Holliday
Orioles
2B
9
132
145
Shota Imanaga
Cubs
SP
42
115
146
Geraldo Perdomo
Diamondbacks
SS
15
98
147
Jonathan Aranda
Rays
1B
17
151
148
Tanner Bibee
Guardians
SP
43
128
149
Brandon Marsh
Phillies
OF
36
177
150
Bryson Stott
Phillies
2B
10
149
151
Michael King
Padres
SP
44
144
152
Randy Arozarena
Mariners
OF
37
163
153
Spencer Strider
Braves
SP
45
171
154
Otto Lopez
Marlins
SS
16
161
155
Konnor Griffin
Pirates
SS
17
111
156
Matt McLain
Reds
2B
11
154
157
Trevor Megill
Brewers
RP
13
207
158
Jacob Wilson
Athletics
SS
18
211
159
Max Muncy
Dodgers
3B
9
160
160
Cole Ragans
Royals
SP
46
90
161
Travis Bazzana
Guardians
2B
12
159
162
Pete Fairbanks
Marlins
RP
14
140
163
Chandler Simpson
Rays
OF
38
135
164
Eugenio Suarez
Reds
3B
10
145
165
Ben Brown
Cubs
SP
47
218
166
Isaac Paredes
Astros
3B
11
170
167
Braxton Ashcraft
Pirates
SP
48
172
168
Dansby Swanson
Cubs
SS
19
165
169
Willy Adames
Giants
SS
20
175
170
Luis Robert Jr.
Mets
OF
39
169
171
Luke Keaschall
Twins
2B
13
167
172
Brandon Woodruff
Brewers
SP
49
148
173
Teoscar Hernandez
Dodgers
OF
40
114
174
Sandy Alcantara
Marlins
SP
50
173
175
Kenley Jansen
Tigers
RP
15
142
176
Christian Scott
Mets
SP
51
192
177
Kazuma Okamoto
Blue Jays
3B
12
176
178
Payton Tolle
Red Sox
SP
52
186
179
Trent Grisham
Yankees
OF
41
191
180
Colson Montgomery
White Sox
SS
21
178
181
Luis Arraez
Giants
2B
14
197
182
Max Meyer
Marlins
SP
53
214
183
Luis Garcia Jr.
Nationals
2B
15
193
184
Josh Jung
Rangers
3B
13
189
185
Tyler Glasnow
Dodgers
SP
54
181
186
Jakob Marsee
Marlins
OF
42
185
187
Jung Hoo Lee
Giants
OF
43
272
188
Munetaka Murakami
White Sox
3B
14
117
189
Jose Soriano
Angels
SP
55
179
190
Shane Bieber
Blue Jays
SP
56
200
191
Carson Benge
Mets
OF
44
221
192
Xander Bogaerts
Padres
SS
22
180
193
Jared Jones
Pirates
SP
57
210
194
Ozzie Albies
Braves
2B
16
194
195
Tommy Edman
Dodgers
2B
17
215
196
Justin Wrobleski
Dodgers
SP
58
262
197
Dillon Dingler
Tigers
C
8
222
198
Brandon Lowe
Pirates
2B
18
202
199
Ezequiel Tovar
Rockies
SS
23
187
200
Adolis Garcia
Phillies
OF
45
184
201
Bryan Baker
Rays
RP
16
212
202
JJ Bleday
Reds
OF
46
208
203
Sam Antonacci
White Sox
2B
19
203
204
Adley Rutschman
Orioles
C
9
238
205
Jake Bauers
Brewers
1B
18
267
206
Taylor Ward
Orioles
OF
47
188
207
Noelvi Marte
Reds
3B
15
257
208
Riley O'Brien
Cardinals
RP
17
162
209
Brett Baty
Mets
2B
20
199
210
Salvador Perez
Royals
C
10
152
211
Gleyber Torres
Tigers
2B
21
213
212
Cam Smith
Astros
OF
48
206
213
Ernie Clement
Blue Jays
SS
24
220
214
Will Warren
Yankees
SP
59
223
215
Emmet Sheehan
Dodgers
SP
60
201
216
Jacob Latz
Rangers
RP
18
254
217
Chase DeLauter
Guardians
OF
49
217
218
Casey Schmitt
Giants
2B
22
290
219
Paul Sewald
Diamondbacks
RP
19
265
220
Bubba Chandler
Pirates
SP
61
253
221
Seranthony Dominguez
White Sox
RP
20
204
222
Matt Chapman
Giants
3B
16
224
223
Matthew Boyd
Cubs
SP
62
287
224
Ryan O'Hearn
Pirates
1B
19
292
225
Brendan Donovan
Mariners
2B
23
247
226
Emerson Hancock
Mariners
SP
63
226
227
Evan Carter
Rangers
OF
50
229
228
Addison Barger
Blue Jays
3B
17
241
229
Jordan Lawlar
Diamondbacks
3B
18
297
230
Tanner Scott
Dodgers
RP
21
196
231
Gabriel Moreno
Diamondbacks
C
11
235
232
Kerry Carpenter
Tigers
OF
51
246
233
Steven Kwan
Guardians
OF
52
233
234
Nick Martinez
Rays
SP
64
225
235
Reid Detmers
Angels
SP
65
251
236
Caleb Durbin
Red Sox
3B
19
237
237
Garrett Mitchell
Brewers
OF
53
243
238
Nolan Schanuel
Angels
1B
20
195
239
Nick Lodolo
Reds
SP
66
205
240
Mickey Moniak
Rockies
OF
54
258
240
Ryan Weathers
Yankees
SP
67
228
241
Will Smith
Dodgers
C
12
231
242
Grant Taylor
White Sox
RP
22
289
243
Kodai Senga
Mets
SP
68
248
244
Andres Gimenez
Blue Jays
SS
25
234
245
Jesus Sanchez
Blue Jays
OF
55
232
246
Kris Bubic
Royals
SP
69
286
247
Shane Baz
Orioles
SP
70
278
248
Curtis Mead
Nationals
3B
20
NR
249
Spencer Torkelson
Tigers
1B
21
256
250
Lars Nootbaar
Cardinals
OF
56
NR
251
Jake Burger
Rangers
1B
22
263
252
Roki Sasaki
Dodgers
SP
71
NR
253
Josh Bell
Twins
1B
23
236
254
Davis Martin
White Sox
SP
72
255
255
Abner Uribe
Brewers
RP
23
182
256
Troy Melton
Tigers
SP
73
NR
257
Andrew Vaughn
Brewers
1B
24
239
258
River Ryan
Dodgers
SP
74
266
259
Jeff McNeil
Athletics
2B
24
249
260
Gregory Soto
Pirates
RP
24
240
261
Sal Frelick
Brewers
OF
57
260
262
TJ Rumfield
Rockies
1B
25
261
263
Henry Bolte
Athletics
OF
58
250
264
Edward Cabrera
Cubs
SP
75
271
265
Samuel Basallo
Orioles
C
13
291
266
Masyn Winn
Cardinals
SS
26
270
267
Edwin Diaz
Dodgers
RP
25
NR
268
Nathaniel Lowe
Reds
1B
26
273
269
Ryan Waldschmidt
Diamondbacks
OF
59
209
270
Taj Bradley
Twins
SP
76
259
271
A.J. Ewing
Mets
OF
60
244
272
Nolan Arenado
Diamondbacks
3B
21
275
273
Mark Vientos
Mets
3B
22
230
274
Michael Wacha
Royals
SP
77
268
275
Jose Caballero
Yankees
SS
27
282
276
Bryce Eldridge
Giants
1B
27
NR
277
Paul Goldschmidt
Yankees
1B
28
NR
278
Jake McCarthy
Rockies
OF
61
279
279
Casey Mize
Tigers
SP
78
264
280
Luke Raley
Mariners
1B
29
276
281
Hogan Harris
Athletics
RP
26
NR
282
Bryce Elder
Braves
SP
79
284
283
David Hamilton
Brewers
SS
28
NR
284
Noah Cameron
Royals
SP
80
NR
285
Royce Lewis
Twins
3B
23
NR
287
Randy Vasquez
Padres
SP
81
190
288
Tatsuya Imai
Astros
SP
82
NR
289
Marcus Semien
Mets
2B
25
NR
290
Logan Henderson
Brewers
SP
83
174
291
Angel Martinez
Guardians
2B
26
283
292
Kody Clemens
Twins
2B
27
NR
293
Jack Leiter
Rangers
SP
84
293
294
Alex Lange
Royals
RP
27
NR
295
Gage Jump
Athletics
SP
84
NR
296
Anthony Volpe
Yankees
SS
29
274
297
Dustin May
Cardinals
SP
86
NR
298
Keaton Winn
Giants
RP
28
285
299
Colt Keith
Tigers
2B
28
242
300
Jacob Gonzalez
White Sox
2B
29
NR
June 8 Notes
– Falling off: Eury Pérez (134th), Jeff Hoffman (198th), Ramón Laureano (216th), Jorge Soler (219th), Joey Cantillo (227th), Lucas Erceg (245th), Jorge Polanco (252nd), Jameson Taillon (269th), Austin Martin (277th), Corbin Burnes (280th), Zack Gelof (281st), Lawrence Butler (288th), Antonio Senzatela (294th), Giancarlo Stanton (295th), Steven Matz (296th), Liam Hicks (298th), Cade Cavalli (299th), Griffin Jax (300th)
– Pérez was initially going to stick at the bottom of the list, but there was just too much competition for spots this week. Also in the mix were Cavalli, Emilio Pagán, Michael Soroka, Ezequiel Duran, Dominic Smith, Colton Cowser and Luis Castillo. Jac Caglianone, who has been in the 280-320 range all year, would have been on the list if not for his (hopefully minor) shoulder issue.
– Aaron Judge‘s fractured rib has created a shakeup at the top this week. Bobby Witt Jr. would be the new No. 1, but we still need to know about the sore knee that took him out of Sunday’s game. So, he’s third for now. With Elly De La Cruz also temporarily exiting due to injury, Yordan Alvarez and Nick Kurtz are in the top 10 for the first time. Tarik Skubal is also back up to eighth as he prepares for his return this weekend from surgery to remove bone chips from his elbow. I have Judge at No. 141 for now. If it were a more traditional injury and he was likely to make it back around Aug. 1, he’d be somewhere in the 70-80 range. But it looks like it’ll be 4-6 weeks before we know whether that’s realistic.
– Spencer Jones is getting a little look in right field with Judge out, but since Jasson Domínguez could overtake him next week, he didn’t make the cut. Domínguez will probably join the rankings next week, assuming that he continues to make steady progress from his sprained shoulder.
June 1 Non-Update
– Sorry, but I had to skip a week here. I’ll be back with a freshly updated set of rankings next Monday.
May 25 Notes
Falling off: Spencer Schwellenbach (218th), Gus Varland (263rd), Trevor Story (267th), Josh Lowe (268th), Ryan Jeffers (270th), Caleb Kilian (277th), Brenton Doyle (280th), Marcell Ozuna (281st), Robbie Ray (283rd), Kyle Manzardo (289th), Justin Crawford (291st), Aaron Ashby (297th), Colt Emerson (298th), Nasim Nuñez (299th)
– I was always too optimistic about Schwellenbach’s return from elbow surgery, apparently. He’s resumed tossing, but it sounds like he won’t even be back on the mound for another three weeks, suggesting that mid-August return is probably the best-case scenario now. … I can’t believe I reintroduced Manzardo to the rankings last week only for Stephen Vogt to bench him against three of the next five righties (and both lefties, of course) the Guardians faced. Manzardo is batting .278/.350/.574 with an even more impressive .406 xwOBA this month. But, then, the Guardians are obviously doing just fine without him.
– Cristopher Sánchez overtakes Paul Skenes as the No. 1 starter this week. Sánchez’s velocity was down just a little initially, and he didn’t dominate last month, but he’s had a May for the ages, with his 32 scoreless innings and 36 strikeouts. His K rate has jumped from 20 percent in 2024 and 26 percent last season to 29 percent now, and he’s done without losing anything off his stellar groundball rate. I’m still pretty sure Skenes will be fine, but his velocity is down one mph from last year and his mediocre 25.6 percent CSW is really quite stunning. He ranks 56th of the 76 qualified starters in that category, right in between Matthew Liberatore and Colin Rea.
– While I didn’t want to, I did have to drop Luke Keaschall from 102nd to 167th this week. He’s losing playing time on a Twins team that’s already sent down Matt Wallner and Royce Lewis. And it probably doesn’t help matters that Lewis is already gunning for a quick return. I think things will turn around for Keaschall if the Twins stick with him, but it’d be hard to blame them for swapping him out for a spell. His lack of defensive value makes his offensive struggles much more difficult to deal with.
– Andrew Vaughn, Jake Bauers and Garrett Mitchell would all be top-200 guys for me as regulars, but the current playing time situation in Milwaukee isn’t great. I’d love to have Vaughn back in the 150s, but he sat against three straight righties last week before Mitchell missed a couple of games with a back issue. Someone will eventually get hurt again and clarifying matters for a time, but I don’t much like it right now.
– Pittsburgh’s Jared Jones is another guy I’d like to have higher, but this talk about maybe starting him off in the pen seems like a real threat. If it’s about not taking either Bubba Chandler or Carmen Mlodzinski out of the rotation, I don’t get that at all. I do think Chandler will get better, but his 16 percent walk rate is awful and he’s not really making up for it with a 22 percent strikeout rate. Mlodzinski has been nice, but his ceiling as a starter is limited, and even with him having allowed just two homers on 11 barrels, his ERA is an unremarkable 3.96. Jones has ace-type ability and he’s been stretched out to the point that he threw 76 pitches last time out. I don’t see how it would make any sense to put him in the pen now.
– With his 1.13 ERA through 32 innings, Antonio Senzatela becomes the first Rockies pitcher to make the top 300 this year. It’s probably a temporary thing, since he might be as likely as anyone in the league to get traded, and it might happen well before the deadline. For now, though, he looks like an increasingly decent bet for saves in Colorado’s pen.
May 18 Notes
Falling off: Kris Bubic (205th), Heliot Ramos (217th), Ryan O’Hearn (222nd), Clay Holmes (223rd), Chad Patrick (262nd), Dylan Beavers (264th), Royce Lewis (270th), Matt Wallner (275th), Giancarlo Stanton (285th), Robert Suarez (290th), Pierce Johnson (297th), Jac Caglianone (298th), Dennis Santana (299th)
O’Hearn, Suarez, and Caglianone are all part of the next 10, along with Ryan Zeferjahn, Jake McCarthy, Connor Prielipp, Emilio Pagán and Jordan Lawlar.
For the first time since putting out my preseason rankings in mid-January, there is a change in the top three, as Shohei Ohtani (DH only) drops behind Bobby Witt Jr. I hesitated to make the move a couple of weeks ago after Ohtani got back to stealing bases, but since it looks like him being held out of the lineup when he pitches is turning into a regular thing, down one spot he goes. I might also put Ronald Acuña Jr. ahead of him if Acuña comes back strong from his hamstring injury.
Vladimir Guerrero Jr. drops one spot this week, but I still don’t see any reason to go much lower. His exit velocity numbers are down some, but his bat speed is just fine and he’s not striking out. I’d be more concerned if his groundball rate was spiking, but he’s slightly better than his career average there. The power production will come, and the Blue Jays’ lineup still should take a significant step forward when Alejandro Kirk and Addison Barger get healthy and George Springer figures things out. Springer has been another disappointment, but again, his bat speed has held up nicely, he’s pulling the ball in the air and his strikeout rate is fine.
Munetaka Murakami’s home run barrage has really overshadowed what Miguel Vargas is doing in Chicago, but Vargas, pretty incredibly, is currently 10th in the majors with a .407 xwOBA. His average bat speed has jumped from 70.6 mph last year (25th percentile) to 73.7 mph this year (69th percentile) and he hasn’t sacrificed any contact to make that happen. In fact, his contract numbers are largely improved. His exit velocity numbers, aside him 16 percent barrel rate, are still pretty average, and he’s still having big BABIP troubles; he’s at .240 right now, which is only slightly better than his career mark of .233. That’s keeping me from ranking him in the top 100 for now, but he is up to No. 123 this week.
I did make room for Colt Emerson at the very bottom of the list, but I don’t think he’s ready to be particularly useful in mixed leagues at age 20. It also doesn’t help that he’s in a tough situation for hitters in Seattle. I’m looking forward to seeing what he can do, but Emerson was striking out 27 percent of the time in Triple-A and it’s probably going to be a couple of years before he settles in as a 20-homer guy.
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