Top 200 Fantasy Baseball Dynasty Rankings - Eric Cross' March 2026 Update

March 14, 2026

Eric Cross' updated top 200 dynasty fantasy baseball rankings, updated for March 2026. His top MLB players to target in dynasty leagues for 2026 and beyond.

March is the best month of the year. Not only are we days away from the start of the major league season, but we also have the World Baseball Classic going on, which has been a phenomenal tournament so far.

With the season quickly approaching, we've already experienced some player movement, both positively and negatively, in my dynasty rankings. So it's time for a fresh dynasty rankings update before another long season kicks off.

Below, you'll find my top 200 Dynasty Rankings for March 2026, with notes on notable risers or fallers in my January update. Check out my Patreon for my full top 500 Dynasty Rankings, plus plenty of additional content.

What Factors Into My Dynasty Rankings

Many elements go into dynasty rankings, but I primarily weigh the following:

• Current/Recent Performance
• Expected future short-term performance (Next 2-3 years)
• Expected future long-term performance
• Profile/metrics analysis
• Durability
• Team Context (it matters a little bit)

Top 200 Fantasy Baseball Dynasty Rankings

Updated: March 2026. For the full Top 500, along with additional rankings, analysis, and more, check out Eric's Toolshed Fantasy Patreon.

Dynasty Fantasy Baseball Rankings Notes

Konnor Griffin, SS, Pittsburgh Pirates

It might seem crazy to have a 19-year-old prospect with 21 games above Single -A as a top-25 overall dynasty player, but that's absolutely where the value is at right now. Konnor Griffin is not just an elite prospect; he's a generational prospect with Bobby Witt Jr.-level upside. And if you're in a startup draft, I can almost guarantee that you won't get Griffin outside the top 20 picks.

Konnor Griffin uses his 70-grade speed to race from home to second in 8.07 seconds (MLB 95th percentile).

MLB's No. 1 prospect ties it up for the @Pirates in the process. pic.twitter.com/GPH69QnW01

— MLB Pipeline (@MLBPipeline) March 10, 2026

Whether he breaks camp with Pittsburgh or not, Griffin should spend most of the season with Pittsburgh, and has a real shot at cracking the top-10 of these rankings by the end of the season. Griffin is coming off one of the best minor league seasons we've ever seen from a teenager, slashing .333/.415/.527 with 48 extra-base hits, 21 home runs, and 65 steals in 122 games.

He's been hitting the ball hard this spring, too, cranking three home runs already. Listen, I completely understand if you don't want to pay a top-25 price tag via trade or startup draft in your dynasty league, but that's what it's going to take at this point.

Hunter Greene, SP, Cincinnati Reds

Coming into 2026, Hunter Greene was already a pitcher who many considered to be riskier than many of the names near him in fantasy baseball rankings. And now that he's going to miss at least the first half of the 2026 season after elbow surgery, that notion has only become more prominent.

There's no doubting that Greene is one of the 10-15 most talented pitchers on the entire planet, and he proved that over the last two seasons. In both 2024 and 2025, Greene had an ERA under 2.80. And in 2025, Greene finished with a 0.94 WHIP, 6.2% walk rate, and a 31.4% strikeout rate, all of which were career-best marks. On top of that, Greene ranked in the top-12% of pitchers in chase rate, whiff rate, xBA, and xERA.

When healthy, Greene can and has provided ace-level production. However, he's never made more than 26 starts in a season with a career-high of 150 1/3 innings, both done in the 2024 season. The volume concerns alone make him risky to trust as the ace of your dynasty team's pitching staff.

Kristian Campbell, 2B/OF, Boston Red Sox

One notable player who fell out of my top 200 this update is Kristian Campbell. After slashing .223/.319/.345 in 263 major league plate appearances last season, Campbell has struggled this spring as well, with a .207/.258/.379 slash line and 10:1 K:BB in 31 plate appearances. It's just spring training, which needs to be taken with a grain of salt, but Campbell struggling against Double-A competition on average this spring isn't exactly encouraging.

Additionally, the question remains of where, when, and how Campbell fits in with the Red Sox. It's become increasingly obvious that Boston has zero desire to use him anywhere in the infield, and there are already four or five players ahead of Campbell on the outfield depth charts. It's too soon to completely write Campbell off, but he's simply not a top-200 dynasty asset at the moment.

I'd say a change of scenery might be needed, but I doubt Boston is going to trade him after signing him to the long-term extension last year.

Jasson Dominguez, OF, New York Yankees

While he didn't fall out of my Top 200 as Campbell did, Dominguez did take a tumble and might fall out in my next update or two. With the Yankees bringing back Trent Grisham to go with Aaron Judge and Cody Bellinger in the outfield, there's no spot for Dominguez at the moment. How much value he provides in the short term is a major question mark right now, and it's fair to wonder if he'll ever turn into an impact bat for fantasy purposes.

With that said, I strongly believe that it's far too early to be fully out on Dominguez in dynasty leagues. We're talking about a 23-year-old outfielder who had a 49.6% hard-hit rate, 80th percentile bat speed, and an 84th percentile sprint speed.

The upside is still intriguing. But at the same time, Dominguez's contact, chase, and strikeout rates are all worse than league average, and his poor batted-ball angles (54.8% air rate, 12.6% pull-air rate) have really limited how much of his raw power translates into game power.

If you enjoyed these rankings and want to see the full Top 500, along with additional rankings, analysis, and more, check out Eric's Toolshed Fantasy Patreon.

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