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Biggest Fantasy Baseball Rankings Risers and Fallers: ROS Updates (July 2024)

Jackson Merrill - Fantasy Baseball Rankings, Draft Sleepers, MLB Injury News

RotoBaller's ROS fantasy baseball rankings, updated July 2024. Dan looks at rest-of-season rankings for hitters and pitchers including rankings risers, fallers.

With the All-Star break ended the next big event on the baseball calendar is Major League Baseball’s trade deadline. Most fantasy leagues will reach their own deadlines soon thereafter. The looming cutoff ushers in a flurry of player movement on both fronts. Just in time for peak trade season, Nick Mariano recently dated his rest-of-season rankings and tiers for roto leagues (5x5 mixed).

A lot has changed since the start of the season. Some gems have emerged from those drafted late or not at all. Some stars have fallen but still carry allure based on their reputations. As such, Nick routinely revises his rankings and just in the last month, there have been some drastic adjustments to his top 300. In this column, I will identify the biggest risers and fallers since Nick’s June rankings and also check in on the injured players who might otherwise be included.

Before you offer or accept any trades take a minute to see how your players stack up rest-of-season using Nick’s rankings. Another useful tool during negotiations is RotoBaller’s Trade Analyzer tool, which allows you to compare projections side-by-side. RotoBaller regularly publishes fantasy baseball rankings articles for a variety of formats to help you navigate your season. When you are done reading my column, check out our rankings article hub to find more information that suits your needs.

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Rest-Of-Season Fantasy Baseball Rankings (July Updates)

Here are the projected rest of the season rankings from RotoBaller. Let's take a look at who is moving up (or down) this list this week!

Tier Rank Player Position
1 1 Aaron Judge OF
1 2 Shohei Ohtani DH
1 3 Gunnar Henderson 3B/SS
1 4 Bobby Witt Jr. SS
1 5 Elly De La Cruz 3B/SS
1 6 Jose Ramirez 3B
1 7 Tarik Skubal SP
2 8 Francisco Lindor SS
2 9 Yordan Alvarez OF
2 10 Freddie Freeman 1B
2 11 Juan Soto OF
2 12 Bryce Harper 1B
2 13 Chris Sale SP
2 14 Trea Turner SS
2 15 Paul Skenes SP
2 16 Christian Yelich OF
2 17 Rafael Devers 3B
2 18 Kyle Tucker OF
2 19 Zack Wheeler SP
2 20 Garrett Crochet SP/RP
2 21 Luis Robert Jr. OF
2 22 Bryan Reynolds OF
3 23 Jose Altuve 2B
3 24 CJ Abrams SS
3 25 Lane Thomas OF
3 26 Tyler Glasnow SP
3 27 Corbin Burnes SP
3 28 Vladimir Guerrero Jr. 1B
3 29 Austin Riley 3B
3 30 Josh Naylor 1B
3 31 Emmanuel Clase RP
3 32 Steven Kwan OF
3 33 Christian Walker 1B
3 34 Jarren Duran OF
3 35 Ozzie Albies 2B
3 36 Cole Ragans SP/RP
3 37 Corey Seager SS
3 38 Matt Olson 1B
3 39 Aaron Nola SP
3 40 Marcell Ozuna DH
3 41 Seiya Suzuki OF
3 42 Max Fried SP
3 43 Ryan Helsley RP
3 44 Logan Gilbert SP
3 45 Josh Hader RP
3 46 Joe Ryan SP
3 47 Adley Rutschman C
4 48 Teoscar Hernandez OF
4 49 Kyle Schwarber OF
4 50 Riley Greene OF
4 51 Ketel Marte 2B
4 52 Brenton Doyle OF
4 53 Pete Alonso 1B
4 54 Zac Gallen SP
4 55 Gerrit Cole SP
4 56 Sonny Gray SP
4 57 George Kirby SP
4 58 Mookie Betts 2B/SS/OF
4 59 Manny Machado 3B
4 60 Fernando Tatis Jr. OF
4 61 Grayson Rodriguez SP
4 62 Justin Steele SP
4 63 Seth Lugo SP
4 64 William Contreras C
4 65 Luis Castillo SP
4 66 Spencer Steer 1B/2B/3B/OF
4 67 Marcus Semien 2B
4 68 Alec Bohm 1B/3B
5 69 Alex Bregman 3B
5 70 Nick Castellanos OF
5 71 Jazz Chisholm Jr. OF
5 72 Brandon Nimmo OF
5 73 Wyatt Langford OF
5 74 Mike Trout OF
5 75 Julio Rodriguez OF
5 76 Brice Turang 2B/SS
5 77 Logan Webb SP
5 78 Tanner Bibee SP
5 79 Shota Imanaga SP
5 80 Tanner Houck SP
5 81 Evan Phillips RP
5 82 Raisel Iglesias RP
5 83 Adolis Garcia OF
5 84 Anthony Santander 1B/OF
5 85 Craig Kimbrel RP
5 86 Pablo Lopez SP
5 87 Freddy Peralta SP
6 88 Luis Rengifo 2B/3B/SS/OF
6 89 James Wood OF
6 90 Tyler O'Neill OF
6 91 Jhoan Duran RP
6 92 Jordan Westburg 2B/3B
6 93 Randy Arozarena OF
6 94 Will Smith C
6 95 Dylan Cease SP
6 96 Reynaldo Lopez RP
6 97 Jackson Chourio OF
6 98 Ian Happ OF
6 99 Mason Miller SP
6 100 Jackson Merrill SS/OF
6 101 Alec Burleson 1B/OF
6 102 Brent Rooker OF
6 103 Jake Cronenworth 1B/2B
6 104 Oneil Cruz SS
6 105 Ha-Seong Kim 2B/3B/SS
6 106 Camilo Doval RP
6 107 Bailey Ober SP
6 108 Robert Suarez RP
6 109 Edwin Diaz RP
6 110 Kenley Jansen RP
6 111 Bryson Stott 2B
6 112 Logan O'Hoppe C
6 113 Zach Neto SS
6 114 Royce Lewis 3B
6 115 Willy Adames SS
7 116 Nico Hoerner 2B/SS
7 117 Carlos Correa SS
7 118 Jack Flaherty SP
7 119 Hunter Brown SP
7 120 Cristopher Sanchez SP
7 121 Taj Bradley SP
7 122 Jonathan India 2B
7 123 Jurickson Profar OF
7 124 Nathan Eovaldi SP
7 125 Brendan Donovan 1B/2B/OF
7 126 Michael King SP/RP
7 127 Ryan McMahon 2B/3B
7 128 Ceddanne Rafaela SS/OF
8 129 Cal Raleigh C
8 130 Mark Vientos 1B/3B
8 131 Willi Castro 2B/3B/OF
8 132 Corbin Carroll OF
8 133 Clay Holmes RP
8 134 Cody Bellinger 1B/OF
8 135 Andres Munoz RP
8 136 Triston Casas 1B
8 137 Ronel Blanco SP, RP
8 138 Michael Busch 1B/3B
8 139 Kutter Crawford SP/RP
8 140 Ranger Suarez SP
8 141 Zack Gelof 2B
8 142 Colt Keith 2B/3B
8 143 Paul Goldschmidt 1B
8 144 Paul Sewald RP
8 145 Pete Fairbanks RP
8 146 Jeimer Candelario 1B/3B
8 147 Heliot Ramos OF
8 148 Kevin Gausman SP
8 149 Jesse Winker OF
8 150 Byron Buxton DH
8 151 Jarred Kelenic OF
8 152 Giancarlo Stanton OF
8 153 Jared Jones SP
8 154 Max Scherzer SP
9 155 Michael Harris II OF
9 156 Josh Smith 3B/SS/OF
9 157 Ryan Pepiot SP/RP
9 158 Luis Garcia (2B) 2B/SS
9 159 Rhys Hoskins 1B
9 160 George Springer OF
9 161 Ryan Mountcastle 1B
9 162 Josh Jung 3B
9 163 Isaac Paredes 1B/2B/3B
9 164 J.D. Martinez DH
9 165 Nick Pivetta SP/RP
9 166 Hunter Greene SP
9 167 Ezequiel Tovar SS
9 168 Yainer Diaz C/1B
9 169 Andres Gimenez 2B
9 170 Brandon Lowe 2B
9 171 Brooks Lee SS
9 172 Salvador Perez C/1B
9 173 Jesus Sanchez OF
9 174 Jose Miranda 3B
9 175 Matt Chapman 3B
10 176 Spencer Horwitz 1B
10 177 Luis Gil SP
10 178 Junior Caminero 3B
10 179 Reese Olson SP
10 180 Blake Snell SP
10 181 Alexis Diaz RP
10 182 Jeff Hoffman RP
10 183 Bryan De La Cruz OF
10 184 Framber Valdez SP
10 185 Wilyer Abreu OF
10 186 MacKenzie Gore SP
10 187 Willson Contreras C
10 188 Gavin Stone SP
10 189 Nestor Cortes Jr. SP
10 190 Shane Baz SP
10 191 Cedric Mullins II OF
11 192 Harrison Bader OF
11 193 David Bednar RP
11 194 Jeremy Pena SS
11 195 J.T. Realmuto C
11 196 Lawrence Butler OF
11 197 Rece Hinds OF
11 198 Vinnie Pasquantino 1B
11 199 Ryan Jeffers C
11 200 Sean Murphy C
11 201 Nathaniel Lowe 1B
11 202 Shea Langeliers C
11 203 Nolan Gorman 2B/3B
11 204 Nick Lodolo SP
11 205 Jonah Heim C
11 206 Masyn Winn SS
11 207 Noelvi Marte 3B
11 208 Xander Bogaerts 2B/SS
11 209 Yusei Kikuchi SP
11 210 Nolan Arenado 3B
11 211 Francisco Alvarez C
11 212 Ben Rice C, 1B
11 213 Gabriel Moreno C
11 214 Carlos Rodon SP
11 215 Jake Irvin SP
11 216 Joc Pederson OF
11 217 Zach Eflin SP
11 218 Gavin Williams SP
11 219 Mitch Keller SP
11 220 Devin Williams RP
11 221 Matt Waldron SP
12 222 Kodai Senga SP
12 223 Bryce Miller SP
12 224 Erick Fedde SP
12 225 Christian Scott SP
12 226 Spencer Schwellenbach SP
12 227 Taylor Ward OF
12 228 Tanner Scott RP
12 229 Kyle Finnegan RP
12 230 Nolan Jones 1B/OF
12 231 Andrew McCutchen OF
12 232 Yandy Diaz 1B
12 233 Alex Verdugo OF
12 234 Matt Vierling 3B/OF
12 235 Jackson Holliday SS
12 236 Josh Lowe OF
12 237 Bo Bichette SS
12 238 Jo Adell OF
12 239 Chris Bassitt SP
12 240 Gleyber Torres 2B
12 241 Sal Frelick OF
12 242 Connor Wong C
12 243 Tobias Myers SP
12 244 Jameson Taillon SP
12 245 Lourdes Gurriel Jr. OF
12 246 Kyle Higashioka C
12 247 Carlos Estevez RP
12 248 Kirby Yates RP
12 249 Jose Alvarado RP
13 250 Anthony Volpe SS
13 251 Tyler Stephenson C
13 252 Maikel Garcia 3B/SS
13 253 James McArthur RP
13 254 Joey Ortiz 2B
13 255 Yoshinobu Yamamoto SP
13 256 Jose Siri OF
13 257 JJ Bleday OF
13 258 Jorge Soler OF
13 259 Andy Pages OF
13 260 Masataka Yoshida OF
13 261 Hector Neris RP
13 262 Lars Nootbaar OF
13 263 Jose Quintana SP
13 264 Drew Thorpe SP
13 265 Nick Gonzales 2B/SS
13 266 Coby Mayo 3B
13 267 A.J. Puk RP
13 268 DJ Herz SP
13 269 Jason Foley RP
13 270 Charlie Blackmon OF
13 271 Michael Conforto OF
13 272 J.P. Crawford SS
13 273 Michael Toglia 1B/OF
13 274 Alex Vesia RP
13 275 Angel Martinez 2B, 3B, SS
13 276 Clayton Kershaw SP
13 277 Rowdy Tellez 1B
13 278 Kyle Gibson SP
13 279 Nolan Schanuel 1B
13 280 Brandon Marsh OF
13 281 Bryan Woo SP
13 282 TJ Friedl OF
13 283 David Hamilton SS
13 284 Tommy Pham OF
13 285 Matt McLain 2B/SS
14 286 Tyler Anderson SP
14 287 Jackson Jobe SP
14 288 Thairo Estrada 2B/SS
14 289 Eugenio Suarez 3B
14 290 Griffin Jax RP
14 291 Bobby Miller SP
14 292 Jesus Luzardo SP
14 293 Jeffrey Springs SP/RP
14 294 Daulton Varsho OF
14 295 Trevor Megill RP
14 296 Garrett Mitchell OF
14 297 Max Meyer SP
14 298 Colton Cowser OF
14 299 Heston Kjerstad OF
14 300 Justin Verlander SP

Fantasy Baseball Rankings: Biggest Risers

A whopping 36 players who were unranked in June jumped into the top 300 this time around. Twelve of these players had such an impact over the weeks leading up to the All-Star break that they cracked the top 200. Looking further down the list we see that Paul Skenes is now a top-20 player and outfielders Lane Thomas, Riley Greene, and Ian Happ rode hot streaks into the All-Star break that propelled them up the board 40 places or more. Let’s take a look at the biggest risers over the last month.

Alec Burleson, 1B/OF, St. Louis Cardinals
Previous rank: NA
Updated ROS rank: 101

Alec Burleson had himself a month and crashed the rankings, landing just outside the top 100. Since June 15 Burleson has hit .318 with eight home runs, 21 runs, 29 RBI, and five stolen bases. Season-long, the 25-year-old is striking out at 13.5% rate, good enough to rank in the 93rd percentile. Burleson played in 105 games for the Cardinals last season but he is already outperforming his 2023 stats. Entering 2024 it looked like he was destined for another part-time role but a rash of injuries at the start of the season pushed Burleson into an everyday position and he is there to stay.

Jackson Merrill, SS/OF, San Diego Padres
Previous rank: 287
Updated ROS rank: 100

Jackson Merrill barely made the cut in June. Back then he was locked in as the Padres’ everyday centerfielder but there wasn’t much fantasy production to go with it. Then on June 12 swatted two home runs in one game and everything seemed to click. Since then Merrill has hit seven more homers to bring his season total to 12 and nearly doubled his RBI total. He also moved up in the lineup to the six-hole which should bring more opportunities to drive runners home. The 21-year-old rookie recently played in the All-Star game and will be looking to stay hot as the second half picks up.

Brendan Donovan, 1B/2B/OF, St. Louis Cardinals
Previous rank: NA
Updated ROS rank: 125

A hearty welcome back to Brendan Donovan. He was featured in the first edition of this column way back in April when the season was only a few weeks old. Naturally, after Donovan’s early success, he went into a slump that he couldn’t shake off until he took a few games off due to a stiff neck as May turned to June. Perhaps the extra rest did the trick. Since Donovan returned to action on June 3, he has played 39 games and failed to reach base safely only three times, batting .335 in the process.

Other Big Risers

James Wood, OF, Washington Nationals (Previous rank: 254; Updated ROS rank: 89)
Edwin Diaz, RP, New York Mets (Previous rank: 272; Updated ROS rank: 109)
Colt Keith, 2B/3B, Detroit Tigers (Previous rank: NA; Updated ROS rank: 142)
Willi Castro, 2B/3B/OF, Minnesota Twins (Previous rank: 285; Updated ROS rank: 131)
Jarred Kelenic, OF, Atlanta Braves (Previous rank: NA; Updated ROS rank: 151)

 

Fantasy Baseball Rankings: Biggest Fallers

As usual, many of the biggest fallers owe their downslide to injury. This section will focus instead on those players who have stayed healthy (for the most part) but tumbled due to a lack of fantasy production. Bo Bichette, who fell 151 places in the rankings, might be a blend of the two.
Yes, the shortstop recently hit the injured list due to a calf injury but his poor performance has been an albatross around fantasy managers’ necks all season long. Despite the dramatic drop, Bichette isn’t this month’s biggest faller though. Let’s take a look at the player who managed to fall even further next.

Anthony Volpe, SS, New York Yankees
Previous rank: 55
Updated ROS rank: 250

Woof. What a turnaround for Anthony Volpe. At the end of April, he had 20 runs and seven stolen bases. In May, he enjoyed a 21-game hitting streak and was looking like he was taking the next step to stardom. Then June reared its ugly head and things have gone downhill for the 23-year-old. Volpe, who had a 20-20 season last year as a rookie, has now gone 55 games without a home run and hasn’t stolen a base since June 14. The young shortstop still ranks 15th in runs scored but was shifted to the bottom third of the Yankees’ order before the All-Star break. If that trend continues in the second half he will no longer benefit from being immediately followed by Juan Soto and Aaron Judge in the lineup.

Christopher Morel, 2B/OF, Chicago Cubs
Previous rank: 122
Updated ROS rank: NA

Christopher Morel’s 18 home runs are tied for 20th-most among major leaguers. He also has 42 runs scored, 50 RBI, and seven steals. The numbers look pretty good for the season, so why the demotion out of the top 300? For one, it’s a case of what have you done for me lately? In the month preceding the All-Star break, Morel added just eight runs and 10 RBI to his season totals. His strikeout numbers have been on the rise, too. Morel started July by striking out twice in seven consecutive games. Lastly, the batting average is downright abysmal. It is no secret that Morel’s value lies in his power at the cost of contact but his average has held steady at around .200 all season long which will sink a team in that category and impact counting stats.

Luis Arraez, 1B/2B, San Diego Padres
Previous rank: 133
Updated ROS rank: NA

Luis Arraez is a one-category contributor who derives his value from his ability to dominate that category. The two-time batting champ is pursued in fantasy because of the great effect he can have on the batting average category. However, Arraez was far from dominant in the month before the All-Star break. In that span, he hit “just” .250 which doesn’t do any harm, but it doesn’t move you up in the standings either. Nor does it offset the damage done to the category by the Christopher Morel’s of the world. A thumb injury suffered on June 25 may be to blame. It has made swinging a bat painful but Arraez has missed only two games since.

Other Big Fallers

Maikel Garcia, 3B/SS, Kansas City Royals (Previous rank: 87; Updated ROS rank: 252)
Bobby Miller, SP, Los Angeles Dodgers (Previous rank: 137; Updated ROS rank: 291)
Daulton Varsho, OF, Toronto Blue Jays (Previous rank: 147; Updated ROS rank: 294)
Gleyber Torres, 2B, New York Yankees (Previous rank: 116; Updated ROS rank: 240)
David Fry, C/1B, Cleveland Guardians (Previous rank: 186; Updated ROS rank: NA)

 

Fantasy Baseball Rankings: Notable Injuries

When looking at the differences in rankings month-to-month, the biggest drops are often populated with injured players who are out long-term or indefinitely. Kyle Bradish was ranked 53 a month ago but is no longer found after suffering a sprained UCL and his subsequent Tommy John Surgery. Yoshinobu Yamamoto (previous rank 35; updated ROS rank: 255) took a big slide after he was moved to the 60-day IL, guaranteeing he will miss at least another month. With no encouraging developments to bolster their rankings Starling Marte, Max Muncy, and Jordan Romano all fell out of the top 300.

Injured players close to returning to action and recently activated players are often given boosts to their rankings. Junior Caminero crashed back into the top 300 after beginning his rehab assignment with the FCL Rays. So far he is 4-for-17 with three of those hits being home runs. Among players still working their way back, Mike Trout, who is now swinging and hoping to return in just a few weeks, jumped 32 places. Both Triston Casas and Matt McLain recently received news that rehab assignments are on the horizon, pushing them up the rankings 24 and 16 spots, respectively. Among the recently reinstated, Garrett Mitchell and Xander Bogaerts also broke back into the rankings, landing at 296 and 208, respectively.



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