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Nick Mariano's Early 2021 Fantasy Baseball Outfield Rankings

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RotoBaller's early 2021 fantasy baseball outfield rankings and analysis for 5x5 roto mixed leagues, featuring top 150 OF ranks from #1 accuracy expert Nick Mariano.

I think most of us would agree that looking forward to 2021 is a good idea. For me, that means immersing myself in the upcoming baseball season. While there's no guarantee COVID-19 won't affect the '21 season, I will approach ranks as if a traditional 162-game season is coming. Join me for my position-by-position ranking series for the 2021 fantasy baseball season.

How much weight do we give 2020? How well can you erase notions such as the East, Central, and West divisions only playing each other? How about the DH in the National League. For now, I'm operating under the assumption of no NL DH moving forward. And it's clear that many familiar names may be frozen out of fair contracts as owners cry about lost revenue from the limited 2020 season.

We've gone across the infield so far, talking about catchers, first base, second basethird base, and shortstop so far, so now we'll hit the outfield. I will also include several DH/Utility types here. Let's dig into the deep outfield ranks as we prepare for what we hope will be a refreshing 2021 season.

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Early 2021 Outfield Rankings - 5x5 Mixed Leagues

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Rank Tier Player Position
1 1 Ronald Acuna Jr. OF
2 1 Mookie Betts OF
3 1 Juan Soto OF
4 1 Mike Trout OF
5 2 Christian Yelich OF
6 2 Cody Bellinger 1B/OF
7 2 Bryce Harper OF
8 3 Kyle Tucker OF
9 3 Luis Robert OF
10 3 Eloy Jimenez OF
11 3 Whit Merrifield 2B/OF
12 3 Marcell Ozuna OF
13 3 Starling Marte OF
14 3 Aaron Judge OF
15 3 George Springer OF
16 4 Randy Arozarena OF
17 4 Cavan Biggio 2B/3B/OF
18 4 Trent Grisham OF
19 4 Teoscar Hernandez OF
20 4 Nelson Cruz DH
21 4 Brandon Lowe 2B/OF
22 4 Nick Castellanos OF
24 4 Yordan Alvarez OF
23 5 Michael Conforto OF
25 5 Austin Meadows OF
26 5 J.D. Martinez OF
27 5 Lourdes Gurriel Jr. OF
28 5 Dominic Smith 1B/OF
29 5 Kyle Lewis OF
30 5 Jeff McNeil 2B/3B/OF
31 5 Giancarlo Stanton DH
32 5 Charlie Blackmon OF
33 5 Tommy Pham OF
34 5 Dylan Moore 2B/OF
35 5 Byron Buxton OF
36 5 Mike Yastrzemski OF
37 5 Eddie Rosario OF
38 5 Alex Verdugo OF
39 6 Wil Myers OF
40 6 Ryan Mountcastle 1B/OF
41 6 Dylan Carlson OF
42 6 Franmil Reyes DH
43 6 Tommy Edman 2B/3B/SS/OF
44 6 Ramon Laureano OF
45 6 Jorge Soler OF
46 6 Michael Brantley OF
47 6 Ian Happ OF
48 6 Victor Robles OF
49 6 Anthony Santander OF
50 6 Nick Solak 2B/OF
51 6 Clint Frazier OF
52 6 Daulton Varsho C/OF
53 6 Joey Gallo OF
54 6 Max Kepler OF
55 6 Kyle Schwarber OF
56 6 Jarred Kelenic OF
57 6 Randal Grichuk OF
58 7 Leody Taveras OF
59 7 Victor Reyes OF
60 7 Jurickson Profar 2B/OF
61 7 Trey Mancini 1B/OF
62 7 Andrew McCutchen OF
63 7 J.D. Davis 3B/OF
64 7 Jesse Winker OF
65 7 AJ Pollock OF
66 7 Austin Hays OF
67 7 Andrew Benintendi OF
68 7 Chris Taylor 2B/SS/OF
69 7 Hunter Dozier 1B/OF
70 7 Lorenzo Cain OF
71 7 Shohei Ohtani DH/SP
72 7 Jon Berti 2B/OF
73 7 Nick Senzel OF
74 7 Brandon Nimmo OF
75 7 Garrett Hampson 2B/SS/OF
76 7 Manuel Margot OF
77 8 Scott Kingery 2B/OF
78 8 Kole Calhoun OF
79 8 Yasiel Puig OF
80 8 Mark Canha OF
81 8 David Peralta OF
82 8 Aaron Hicks OF
83 8 Mitch Haniger OF
84 8 Raimel Tapia OF
85 8 Alex Kirilloff OF
86 8 Justin Upton OF
87 8 David Dahl OF
88 8 Willie Calhoun OF
89 8 Bryan Reynolds OF
90 8 Austin Slater OF
91 8 Kevin Pillar OF
92 8 Jo Adell OF
93 8 Cedric Mullins OF
94 8 Alex Dickerson OF
95 8 Adam Eaton OF
96 8 Corey Dickerson OF
97 8 Avisail Garcia OF
98 8 Shogo Akiyama OF
99 8 Franchy Cordero OF
100 8 Josh Naylor OF
101 8 Oscar Mercado OF
102 9 Adam Duvall OF
103 9 Cristian Pache OF
104 9 Jackie Bradley Jr. OF
105 9 Michael Chavis 1B/2B/OF
106 9 JaCoby Jones OF
107 9 Joc Pederson OF
108 9 Sam Hilliard OF
109 9 Robbie Grossman OF
110 9 Gregory Polanco OF
111 9 Miguel Andujar 3B/OF
112 9 Roman Quinn OF
113 9 Andrew Stevenson OF
114 9 Jason Heyward OF
115 9 Kevin Kiermaier OF
116 9 Miguel Cabrera DH
117 9 Jared Oliva OF
118 9 Spencer Torkelson 1B/OF
119 9 Shin-Soo Choo OF
120 9 Edward Olivares OF
121 9 Stephen Piscotty OF
122 10 Tyler O'Neill OF
123 10 Marwin Gonzalez 1B/2B/3B/OF
124 10 Hunter Renfroe OF
125 10 Harrison Bader OF
126 10 Yoshi Tsutsugo 3B/OF
127 10 Nomar Mazara OF
128 10 Khris Davis DH
129 10 DJ Stewart OF
130 10 Myles Straw OF
131 10 Mike Tauchman OF
132 10 Michael A. Taylor OF
133 10 Julio Rodriguez OF
134 10 Monte Harrison OF
135 10 Ian Desmond OF
136 10 Tim Locastro OF
137 10 Lewis Brinson OF
138 10 Kike Hernandez 2B/OF
139 10 Aristides Aquino OF
140 10 Ryan Braun OF
141 10 Cedric Mullins II OF
142 10 Edwin Encarnacion DH
143 10 Seth Beer DH
144 10 Sam Haggerty OF
145 10 Brett Gardner OF
146 10 Josh Reddick OF
147 10 Jake Fraley OF
148 10 Brandon Marsh OF
149 10 Drew Waters OF
150 10 Magneuris Sierra OF
151 10 Jarren Duran OF
152 10 Mallex Smith OF
153 10 Yairo Munoz OF
154 10 Josh Lowe OF
155 10 Taylor Trammell OF
156 10 Dexter Fowler OF
157 10 Daz Cameron OF
158 10 Lane Thomas OF
159 10 Adam Haseley OF
160 10 Jose Marmolejos OF
161 10 Brian Goodwin OF
162 10 Tyler Naquin OF
163 10 Taylor Ward OF
164 10 Yoenis Cespedes OF
165 10 Delino DeShields OF
166 10 Yusniel Diaz OF

 

Tier One

Are we back to shipping Mookie Betts as No. 1 over Mike Trout? Is Trout even No. 2 or 3 then? Because last year’s No. 1 hype in Ronald Acuna Jr. and fellow NL East youngster Juan Soto are charging towards the top. I can’t see any of them disappointing but I’m still taking Trout if given the chance. Even if the steals are tailing off, the consistency otherwise is just too clean.

I fear people will overinvest in Betts having only seen him with a DH in the NL -- that pitcher slot ninth for a leadoff hitter will burn. While I can’t put Soto No. 1 just yet, I have scooped many of his (undervalued) rookie cards this offseason.

 

Tier Two

All three of these players are MVP-caliber and could easily finish as the No. 1 OF. Harper won the NL MVP in 2015, Bellinger won in 2019, but many thought Yelich would’ve taken that 2019 award had he not been injured down the stretch. Harper was electric in ‘20, hitting 13 homers with eight steals and a .962 OPS to yield generous profits for those who selected him in the second or third rounds. But Bellinger and Yelich faltered throughout the season, with 12 homers each covering up low averages and cold streaks.

Personally, I don't extract much value out of debating these top classes that harshly. It seems to always boil down to your risk tolerance regarding the dislocated shoulder/tweaked swing of Belly or the down year for Yelich. One note regarding Yelich that requires early monitoring in 2021 will be his aggression. He saw his overall swing rate fall from 45.1% in '19 to 34.8% across 2020, but that selective nature came with worse contact. Instead of picking his spots, his overall contact rate tumbled from 2019's 73.3% to a career-low 68.5%. I hope this corrects itself but he's "last" of this still-stellar tier as a result.

 

Tier Three

This is where the fun begins. Myself and the industry certainly think highly of Eloy Jiménez hitting in the middle of an emerging juggernaut. You’ll get 30-plus homers, perhaps 40, and a probable 100-plus RBI with an average that can kiss .300, but zero with steals. It’s the J.D. Martinez experience, essentially. I’m perfectly fine with that in my top-10, aren’t you? Let's just get that 28.5% fly-ball rate from '20 going back in the direction of 33.9% from 2019.

Luis Robert set the game on fire with hits in 11 of his first 12 games and a .298/.348/.612 slash with 10 homers and four steals through Aug. 31, a 33-game span. But the 30.8% strikeout rate in that window portended September struggles. His 23 games from Sept. 1 had a 34% K rate with one homer and a .136 average, but at least five steals helped some folks out. The skills are undeniable but can you accept such volatility in the early rounds? I’d rather build on bedrock and look for risky upside later on but the ceiling must be respected.

If you need a well-rounded player with speed to offer then Starling Marte, Whit Merrifield, and Kyle Tucker check those boxes. Tucker carries the most upside and intrigue while the other two are established veterans. You’ll get some Dusty Baker shenanigans but Tucker should hold onto everyday play even with Yordan Alvarez in the fold, giving him a chance to build on the 40/40 skills he showed in the minors.

Where do you accept the injury risk of Aaron Judge? I’m not a huge believer in injury-prone individuals but there’s no doubting that his big frame has had difficulty staying on the field. But Yankee Stadium’s potential is clear for such a powerful man who, in my mind, is the 2017 AL MVP. Speaking of the cheating Astros, I’ll still take George Springer in the top-15 no matter where he signs. He’s been too good as a leadoff hitter to have that taken from him and those extra plate appearances stack up nicely.

What do we expect from Marcell Ozuna in 2021? He destroyed the ball in 2020, logging a .338/.431/.636 slash with 18 homers in 267 PAs (60 games). His .391 BABIP was the fourth-highest out of 142 qualified batters, a welcome sight after last year’s career-low .257 BABIP (career .357). That’s not quite how regression is meant to work but we’ll take it. I’ve got him as a .280 hitter for 2021, and he should get paid by whoever signs him thanks to no qualifying offer being attached to him. A healthy shoulder led to a fantastic campaign and the only reason he’s this low for me is uncertainty on the landing spot.

 

Tier Four

What do you do with the postseason breakout, Randy Arozarena? I’m sure others will jump the gun before I get a chance to draft him, especially with Steamer’s 25-homer, 21-steal projection flying around. He’s not a sudden stud, as he cracked 12 homers with nine steals and a .358/.435/.593 slash through 283 PAs (64 games) at Triple-A for St. Louis. I think he's good but these are not the price points where I'm typically buying.

He joins Luke Voit as another player to break out after being buried and misused in STL. But now we're dealing with potential legal action surrounding a domestic issue where he was arrested in Mexico. We should have time to let more light shine on that, but the MLB's joint domestic violence policy with the players' association will have its say. For the record, his teammate Austin Meadows gets a pass for general performance thanks to the COVID-19 diagnosis but I can’t ignore his being platooned away from southpaws.

There’s a different kind of risk in Nick Castellanos, as he’s been a plus batting average for years until 2020’s short season. Moving to Great American Ballpark is typically a boon for hitters, yet Casty’s .257 BABIP was well off his .329 career mark as his .225/.298/.486 slash sunk many fantasy teams. He still cracked 14 homers in just 60 games with equal home and away output so I’m still buying for 2021.

Then there are two breakouts in Trent Grisham and Teoscar Hernandez to round out the tier, with both supplying power and speed on upstart offenses in hitter-friendly environments. Hernandez’s age-27 campaign yielded 16 homers and six steals, making him just one of five hitters to reach both marks in 2020 despite playing only 50 games. The others were Jose Ramirez, Fernando Tatis Jr., Mookie Betts, and Manny Machado -- good company. Even if the average drops drop towards .260 (.348 BABIP vs. 310 career) you’ll take the category juice, but an elevated 25.8% line-drive rate could mean long-term success.

And I will happily “overdraft” Nelson Cruz until he retires, with his DH/UT-only status clouding vision on his incredible bat. He is awaiting a decision on the universal DH factor before signing, but the Twins have signaled that re-signing him as a priority.

Aging catches up to everybody but hitting 16 homers with a .303/.397/.595 slash line over 214 PAs doesn’t have me running away. And while Yordan Alvarez is far younger and in the same spot DH-wise, I have Yordan leading off the fourth tier instead due to the durability concerns. The same goes for Giancarlo Stanton.

 

Tier Five

I’m lower than some on Michael Conforto but drafters are bound to overweigh the .322 batting average from 2020. He only hit nine homers and delivered his highest value in points leagues rather than roto, with a walk rate of 10% or higher in five straight seasons now. I appreciate making constant contact but I prefer home-run power or speed to be the elite tool within my top-25, rather than the stellar line-drive swing he showed here. Seriously, the 30.3% LD rate was spectacular.

Will you take the leap on fifth-place-vote-getter in the AL MVP race with Alex Verdugo? He warmed up to Boston by hitting .308 with six homers and four steals in 53 games, hitting .327 at home and .290 on the road. He’s a great hitter with speed to offer in a stellar offensive environment, making him a solid five-category buy.

 

Tier Six

If the Yankees re-sign Brett Gardner then Clint Frazier’s range of outcomes takes a hit, and I expect Gardy will return, but opportunities also arise if/when Aaron Judge or Giancarlo Stanton get dinged up. Frazier is a .267 hitter these past two years, with notable plate discipline strides in 2020. His 15.6% walk rate and a 2.5 percentage point dip in swinging-strike rate were encouraging, and he did so without losing the power.

His .244 ISO and 26.7% HR/FB rate tied to 15 extra-base hits (8 HR, 2 2B, 1 3B) in just 39 games (160 PAs) -- making for a 30-homer pace that’s very believable in that park. He had a 1.068 OPS and .352 ISO at Yankee Stadium, which fell to .711 and .117, respectively, on the road. The small sample size warps that but Frazier’s stick swinging at such a potent park is heartwarming. He’s got more upside than teammate Aaron Hicks at this point, and his improved defense gives him a better shot at making waves in 2021.

 

Tier Seven

You can go for established veterans such as A.J. Pollock and Kole Calhoun, who both hit 16 homers in the short season, but you’re likely bidding against others who will wholly extrapolate that pace for a full year. I’d rather speculate on those with strong skills but poor results in this tier, such as Dylan Carlson, Andrew Benintendi, or Justin Upton. Then there’s Jarred Kelenic, a man poised to follow up Kyle Lewis’ AL RoY campaign with one of his own. And who will give Yasiel Puig’s power-speed combo a home?

Then there’s Cincinnati’s Nick Senzel, who remains an unknown because he keeps missing time. Within three weeks of the 2020 season, he was placed on the injured list due to illness. He would return after a month and get just two hits in nine games following the IL stint, resulting in a poor .186/.247/.357 slash line. But the .244/.327/.489 slash with two homers and two steals through 53 PAs prior to the injured list looks better and is worth a look for 2021.

 

Tiers 8-10

Most don’t dig this deep with high hopes, so let’s talk about players who I believe have a reasonable chance at leaping into the top-50 for 2022.

Willie Calhoun was a top-50 OF heading into 2020 before a pitch to the jaw ruined his outlook and clearly affected his comfort in the batter’s box. Perhaps the offseason will allow him to regain that edge at the dish but I can’t count on that until we see it. His teammate Leody Taveras could blossom out of the leadoff spot as well, rocking 30-steal wheels with double-digit pop to boot (hence his place in Tier Seven)

Another health question mark lies in Seattle’s Mitch Haniger, who missed most of 2019 and all of 2020. But his last 220 games have yielded 41 homers and 12 steals, a healthy tally worth targeting late. He’s slated to be Seattle’s starting right fielder in 2021 and even 125 games in ‘21 would be valuable here.

Some other youngsters of interest will be Miami's Monte Harrison and Minnesota's Alex Kirilloff, as well as whether Colorado gives any of Raimel Tapia, Sam Hilliard, or Ian Desmond consistent PT at Coors. When you get down here then you're either looking for pure ceiling in draft-and-hold formats or likelihood of solid playing time in deeper formats, such as AL- or NL-only leagues.

While I’m here for buy-low candidates, I’m going to give Jo Adell a full year to get his bat MLB-ready before I spend up for him. Most draft boards have him within the top-50 but he appeared so overmatched in 2020. A full offseason should help and ideally, they’ve identified clear problem areas to address for the top prospect, but he didn’t even hit above the Mendoza line on fastballs. If you can’t handle MLB heat then success odds remain long.



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