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Top 300 Fantasy Baseball Rankings - Updated Rest-Of-Season Ranks (April 2024)

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Nick Mariano's updated top 300 ROS fantasy baseball rankings as of April 2024. Dan analyzes the rest-of-season rankings and finds the biggest risers, fallers.

Hello, RotoBallers, and welcome to the first rankings check-in of the season. Specifically, this column will be focused on finding the biggest risers and fallers in Nick Mariano’s updated fantasy baseball rankings and tiers for roto (5x5 mixed) leagues. With all of the action from the last three weeks, it’s time to see where players stack up against their preseason valuations.

Nick Mariano and Kev Mahserejian's rest-of-season fantasy baseball rankings and tiers were last updated on April 21 and are available for your perusal below. You may notice some big names missing and that is because injuries have taken a substantial bite out of the fantasy baseball talent pool already. In addition to finding the biggest risers and fallers in the top 300, this column will also take a special look at some notable injured players.

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Rest-Of-Season Fantasy Baseball Rankings (April Update)

RotoBaller's ranks are as of April 21, 2024. They are for 5x5 category mixed roto leagues and will be updated regularly on our main fantasy baseball rankings dashboard all season long. Be sure to read our daily fantasy baseball analysis articles as well.

Tier Ranking Player Position
1 1 Mookie Betts 2B/SS/OF
1 2 Bobby Witt Jr. SS
1 3 Ronald Acuna Jr. OF
1 4 Kyle Tucker OF
1 5 Fernando Tatis Jr. OF
1 6 Juan Soto OF
1 7 Freddie Freeman 1B
2 8 Yordan Alvarez OF
2 9 Trea Turner SS
2 10 Aaron Judge OF
2 11 Shohei Ohtani DH
2 12 Jose Ramirez 3B
2 13 Bryce Harper 1B
2 14 Matt Olson 1B
2 15 Julio Rodriguez OF
2 16 Corbin Burnes SP
2 17 Gunnar Henderson 3B/SS
2 18 CJ Abrams SS
2 19 Elly De La Cruz 3B/SS
2 20 Austin Riley 3B
2 21 Mike Trout OF
2 22 Zack Wheeler SP
3 23 Marcus Semien 2B
3 24 Michael Harris II OF
3 25 Jose Altuve 2B
3 26 Corey Seager SS
3 27 Pete Alonso 1B
3 28 Tyler Glasnow SP
3 29 Francisco Lindor SS
3 30 Tarik Skubal SP
3 31 Adolis Garcia OF
3 32 Pablo Lopez SP
3 33 Cole Ragans SP/RP
3 34 Corbin Carroll OF
3 35 Freddy Peralta SP
3 36 Logan Webb SP
3 37 Edwin Diaz RP
3 38 Bo Bichette SS
3 39 George Kirby SP
3 40 Emmanuel Clase RP
3 41 Vladimir Guerrero Jr. 1B
3 42 Zach Eflin SP
3 43 Grayson Rodriguez SP
3 44 Yoshinobu Yamamoto SP
3 45 Rafael Devers 3B
3 46 Zac Gallen SP
3 47 Logan Gilbert SP
4 48 Anthony Volpe SS
4 49 Cody Bellinger 1B/OF
4 50 Randy Arozarena OF
4 51 Adley Rutschman C
4 52 Aaron Nola SP
4 53 Camilo Doval RP
4 54 Luis Castillo SP
4 55 Dylan Cease SP
4 56 Joe Ryan SP
4 57 Manny Machado 3B
4 58 Kevin Gausman SP
4 59 Raisel Iglesias RP
4 60 Ketel Marte 2B
4 61 Will Smith C
4 62 Josh Hader RP
4 63 Jazz Chisholm Jr. OF
4 64 J.T. Realmuto C
4 65 Oneil Cruz SS
4 66 Ha-Seong Kim 2B/3B/SS
4 67 Spencer Steer 1B/2B/3B/OF
4 68 Chris Sale SP
5 69 Kyle Schwarber OF
5 70 Christian Walker 1B
5 71 Jackson Chourio OF
5 72 Marcell Ozuna DH
5 73 Ryan Helsley RP
5 74 William Contreras C
5 75 Teoscar Hernandez OF
5 76 Shota Imanaga SP
5 77 Bryan Reynolds OF
5 78 Josh Naylor 1B
5 79 Alex Bregman 3B
5 80 Evan Phillips RP
5 81 Lane Thomas OF
5 82 Nolan Jones 1B/OF
5 83 Andres Munoz RP
5 84 Wyatt Langford OF
5 85 Tyler O'Neill OF
5 86 Christian Yelich OF
5 87 George Springer OF
6 88 Craig Kimbrel RP
6 89 Yainer Diaz C/1B
6 90 Bryce Miller SP
6 91 Bobby Miller SP
6 92 Paul Goldschmidt 1B
6 93 Jarren Duran OF
6 94 Dansby Swanson SS
6 95 Blake Snell SP
6 96 Alexis Diaz RP
6 97 Clay Holmes RP
6 98 Evan Carter OF
6 99 Pete Fairbanks RP
6 100 Riley Greene OF
6 101 Gleyber Torres 2B
6 102 Sonny Gray SP
6 103 Xander Bogaerts 2B/SS
6 104 Michael King SP/RP
6 105 Nolan Arenado 3B
6 106 Merrill Kelly SP
6 107 Cedric Mullins II OF
6 108 Jesus Luzardo SP
6 109 Jordan Romano RP
6 110 Bailey Ober SP
6 111 Robert Suarez RP
6 112 Taylor Ward OF
6 113 David Bednar RP
6 114 Nico Hoerner 2B/SS
6 115 Jhoan Duran RP
7 116 Jorge Soler OF
7 117 Andres Gimenez 2B
7 118 Jared Jones SP
7 119 Alec Bohm 1B/3B
7 120 Ozzie Albies 2B
7 121 Bryan De La Cruz OF
7 122 Willson Contreras C
7 123 Aaron Civale SP
7 124 Vinnie Pasquantino 1B
7 125 Nick Lodolo SP
7 126 Chris Bassitt SP
7 127 Colton Cowser OF
7 128 Walker Buehler SP
8 129 Anthony Santander 1B/OF
8 130 Max Muncy 3B
8 131 Jordan Montgomery SP
8 132 Steven Kwan OF
8 133 Hunter Greene SP
8 134 Zack Gelof 2B
8 135 Lourdes Gurriel Jr. OF
8 136 Max Fried SP
8 137 Nick Castellanos OF
8 138 Ian Happ OF
8 139 Willy Adames SS
8 140 Yandy Diaz 1B
8 141 Cristopher Sanchez SP
8 142 Starling Marte OF
8 143 Justin Verlander SP
8 144 Jose Berrios SP
8 145 Kenley Jansen RP
8 146 Brayan Bello SP
8 147 Jung Hoo Lee OF
8 148 Seiya Suzuki OF
8 149 Brandon Nimmo OF
8 150 Esteury Ruiz OF
8 151 Chas McCormick OF
8 152 Ezequiel Tovar SS
8 153 Christian Encarnacion-Strand 1B
8 154 Bryson Stott 2B
9 155 Kutter Crawford SP/RP
9 156 Mason Miller SP
9 157 Maikel Garcia 3B/SS
9 158 Mitch Keller SP
9 159 Reid Detmers SP
9 160 Garrett Crochet RP
9 161 Logan O'Hoppe C
9 162 Triston Casas 1B
9 163 Christopher Morel 2B/OF
9 164 Ryan Pepiot SP/RP
9 165 Isaac Paredes 1B/2B/3B
9 166 Jason Foley RP
9 167 Luis Rengifo 2B/3B/SS/OF
9 168 Yu Darvish SP
9 169 Edward Cabrera SP
9 170 Spencer Torkelson 1B
9 171 Rhys Hoskins 1B
9 172 Justin Turner 1B/2B/3B
9 173 Carlos Estevez RP
9 174 Tanner Bibee SP
9 175 Salvador Perez C/1B
10 176 MJ Melendez C/OF
10 177 Ryan McMahon 2B/3B
10 178 Nathan Eovaldi SP
10 179 Josh Lowe OF
10 180 Amed Rosario 2B/SS
10 181 Luis Robert Jr. OF
10 182 Ke'Bryan Hayes 3B
10 183 Tanner Scott RP
10 184 Jackson Merrill SS/OF
10 185 MacKenzie Gore SP
10 186 Jackson Holliday SS
10 187 Jose Alvarado RP
10 188 Justin Steele SP
10 189 Joe Musgrove SP
10 190 Jack Flaherty SP
10 191 Nolan Gorman 2B/3B
11 192 Michael Kopech SP
11 193 Ryan Mountcastle 1B
11 194 Lars Nootbaar OF
11 195 Luis Severino SP
11 196 Thairo Estrada 2B/SS
11 197 Byron Buxton DH
11 198 Luis Gil SP
11 199 Ryan O'Hearn 1B/OF
11 200 Cal Raleigh C
11 201 Brandon Pfaadt SP
11 202 Jonah Heim C
11 203 Jonathan India 2B
11 204 James Outman OF
11 205 Jesse Winker OF
11 206 Gabriel Moreno C
11 207 Sal Frelick OF
11 208 Nelson Velazquez OF
11 209 Edouard Julien 2B
11 210 Brendan Donovan 1B/2B/OF
11 211 Reynaldo Lopez RP
11 212 Masataka Yoshida OF
11 213 Luis Arraez 1B/2B
11 214 Garrett Whitlock SP/RP
11 215 Tyler Stephenson C
11 216 Kerry Carpenter OF
11 217 Jeremy Pena SS
11 218 Charlie Morton SP
11 219 Luis Campusano C
11 220 Kyle Finnegan RP
11 221 Jordan Hicks RP
12 222 Michael Busch 1B/3B
12 223 Hunter Brown SP
12 224 Giancarlo Stanton OF
12 225 Brandon Marsh OF
12 226 Matt Chapman 3B
12 227 Yusei Kikuchi SP
12 228 Jose Caballero 2B/SS
12 229 Jorge Polanco 2B/3B
12 230 Michael Conforto OF
12 231 Nick Pivetta SP/RP
12 232 Elias Diaz C
12 233 Cristian Javier SP
12 234 Carlos Rodon SP
12 235 Jeimer Candelario 1B/3B
12 236 Daulton Varsho OF
12 237 Nathaniel Lowe 1B
12 238 Paul Sewald RP
12 239 Mitch Garver C
12 240 Marcus Stroman SP
12 241 Jordan Walker OF
12 242 TJ Friedl OF
12 243 Will Benson OF
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12 245 Blaze Alexander 2B/SS
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12 247 Royce Lewis 3B
12 248 Triston McKenzie SP
12 249 Jake Cronenworth 1B/2B
13 250 Kyle Harrison SP
13 251 Gerrit Cole SP
13 252 Casey Mize SP
13 253 Framber Valdez SP
13 254 Nestor Cortes Jr. SP
13 255 Tanner Houck SP
13 256 Ronel Blanco SP, RP
13 257 Ryan Jeffers C
13 258 Sean Murphy C
13 259 Carlos Correa SS
13 260 Gavin Williams SP
13 261 Jarred Kelenic OF
13 262 Seth Lugo SP
13 263 Zack Littell SP/RP
13 264 James McArthur RP
13 265 Mitch Haniger OF
13 266 Eloy Jimenez OF
13 267 Brandon Drury 1B/2B
13 268 Josh Jung 3B
13 269 Brice Turang 2B/SS
13 270 Kirby Yates RP
13 271 Reese Olson SP
13 272 Lance Lynn SP
13 273 J.D. Martinez DH
13 274 Trevor Rogers SP
13 275 Gavin Stone SP
13 276 Jake Burger 3B
13 277 Sean Manaea SP/RP
13 278 Griffin Canning SP
13 279 Junior Caminero 3B
13 280 Zach Neto SS
13 281 James Paxton SP
13 282 Michael Wacha SP
13 283 Parker Meadows OF
13 284 Tommy Edman 2B/SS/OF
13 285 Kevin Ginkel RP
14 286 Josh Bell 1B
14 287 Bo Naylor C
14 288 Erick Fedde SP
14 289 Louie Varland SP/RP
14 290 Max Kepler OF
14 291 Ceddanne Rafaela SS/OF
14 292 J.P. Crawford SS
14 293 Nolan Schanuel 1B
14 294 Brenton Doyle OF
14 295 Colt Keith 2B/3B
14 296 Jeff Hoffman RP
14 297 Jose Siri OF
14 298 Keibert Ruiz C
14 299 Bryan Woo SP
14 300 Brent Rooker OF
15 301 Alex Kirilloff 1B/OF
15 302 Joel Payamps RP
15 303 Andrew Vaughn 1B
15 304 Griffin Jax RP
15 305 Jake Fraley OF
15 306 Hector Neris RP
15 307 Edward Olivares OF
15 308 Charlie Blackmon OF
15 309 Taj Bradley SP
15 310 Jack Suwinski OF
15 311 Hunter Harvey RP
15 312 Alex Verdugo OF
15 313 Brady Singer SP
15 314 Orlando Arcia SS
15 315 Aroldis Chapman RP
15 316 Dean Kremer SP
15 317 Ranger Suarez SP
15 318 Shea Langeliers C
15 319 Max Meyer SP
15 320 Brett Baty 3B
15 321 Trevor Megill RP
15 322 Frankie Montas SP
15 323 Ryan Pressly RP
15 324 Shelby Miller RP
15 325 Clarke Schmidt SP
16 326 Jordan Wicks SP
16 327 Vaughn Grissom SS
16 328 David Robertson RP
16 329 Adbert Alzolay RP

Fantasy Baseball Rankings: Biggest Risers

Plenty of players initially left out of the top 300 have made a splash early in the season. Among the newcomers are Jared Jones, Garrett Crochet, Michael Kopech, Abner Uribe, and Reynaldo Lopez. The biggest risers on the list compared to their preseason ranks are MJ Melendez, Brendan Donovan, and Kutter Crawford. Let’s take a closer look at the hot starts that propelled them up the charts.

MJ Melendez, C/OF, Kansas City Royals
Preseason rank: 293 Updated rank: 171

In 2023, MJ Melendez's 96th percentile average exit velocity (93.2 mph) and 49.6% hard-hit rate had me convinced he was on the verge of a power breakout. Unfortunately, those came with one of the worst whiff rates in the league (34.4%) and the lowest zone contact rate among qualified batters. Melendez is off to a much better start in 2024. As of this writing, he is batting .255 (with a .286 xBA) and has three home runs and eight RBI. Melendez is hitting in the middle of the Kansas City Royals’ surprisingly potent lineup.

Brendan Donovan, 1B/2B/OF, St. Louis Cardinals
Preseason Rank: 297 Updated rank: 201

Through 16 games, Brendan Donovan owns a .254 batting average and is getting on base at a .375 clip. So far, he has scored 10 runs, driven in nine, and has swatted two home runs. Stuck in a utility role last year before an elbow injury ended his season, Donovan is now the Cardinals’ everyday left fielder thanks to injuries that decimated the team’s outfield depth. Donovan has been at the top of the batting order in every game he has played thus far.

Kutter Crawford, SP, Boston Red Sox
Preseason rank: 251 Updated rank: 156

Kutter Crawford came into spring training without a guaranteed spot in the Red Sox rotation. After four starts, he is pitching like a staff ace, having racked up 24 strikeouts, a 0.42 ERA, and a 0.80 WHIP. The 28-year-old right-hander is relying on his sweeper significantly more compared to last season. In 2023, he used it just 6.7% of the time, but so far it makes up 28.4% of his mix and is generating a 28.3% whiff rate. According to RotoBaller’s Pitcher Schedule Projections Tool, Crawford’s upcoming matchups should provide continued success.

Other Big Risers
Robert Suarez, RP, San Diego Padres (Preseason rank: 244; Updated rank: 153)
Justin Turner, 1B/2B/3B, Toronto Blue Jays (Preseason rank: 261; Updated rank: 172)
Jackson Holliday, SS, Baltimore Orioles (Preseason rank: 203; Updated rank: 116)
Yu Darvish, SP, San Diego Padres (Preseason rank: 184; Updated rank: 108)
Isaac Paredes, 1B/2B/3B, Tampa Bay Rays (Preseason rank: 200; Updated rank: 127)

 

Fantasy Baseball Rankings: Biggest Fallers

Esteury Ruiz, Jordan Walker, and Henry Davis were the biggest fallers compared to their preseason ranks. There were actually several players who fell or were dropped from the list entirely but met this fate thanks to injury concerns. We will get to those players in a special section below. For now, let’s take a look at what sent those healthy players down the board.

Esteury Ruiz, OF, Oakland Athletics
Preseason rank: 147 Updated rank: NA

The funny thing about Esteury Ruiz leading off this list is that he didn’t do anything wrong. In the first three games of the season, Ruiz stole one base and had three hits and a sacrifice fly in his eight plate appearances. For reasons that remain a mystery, the A’s saw fit to option him to Triple-A Las Vegas on April 1.

Once in the minors, Ruiz went on a tear, underscoring the quixotic decision-making of Oakland’s front office. In 11 games with the Aviators, the 25-year-old outfielder went 14-for-43, crushed three home runs, and swiped seven bags. Ruiz could play his way back into the top 300. He has since been recalled and hit a pinch-hit home run in his first game back.

Jordan Walker, OF, St. Louis Cardinals
Preseason rank: 104 Updated rank: 214

Jordan Walker is starting 2024 in a slump. He has played in all but two of the Cardinals’ 18 games and has just nine hits in 49 at-bats. His triple slash is a lowly .184/.250/.306 and he has produced only seven runs plus RBI. Walker started slow enough in 2023 to be optioned before the end of April and then provided modest production after being recalled in June. His turnaround last year combined with his skill set justified ranking him just outside the top 100 in the preseason, but the abysmal production pushed him well off that starting point.

Henry Davis, C/OF, Pittsburgh Pirates
Preseason rank: 191 Updated rank: NA

Henry Davis was a spring training standout, garnering lots of buzz for consistently hitting the ball hard and finishing with a .310 batting average and 1.067 OPS. His production in the regular season has not lived up to the hype, though. Davis is hitting .180 with a single barrel so far and a 29.5% K%. The former first-round pick was slated for a clean shot at an everyday role but that’s been complicated with the recent addition of Joey Bart to the Pirates roster.

Other Big Fallers
Andrew Vaughn, 1B, Chicago White Sox (Preseason rank: 204; Updated rank: NA)
A.J. Puk, SP/RP, Miami Marlins (Preseason rank: 207; Updated rank: NA)
Thairo Estrada, 2B/SS, San Francisco Giants (Preseason rank: 124; Updated rank: 204)
Alex Lange, RP, Detroit Tigers (Preseason rank: 224; Updated rank: NA)
Jack Suwinski, OF, Pittsburgh Pirates (Preseason rank: 214; Updated rank: 290)

 

Fantasy Baseball Rankings: Notable Injuries

Unfortunately, injuries have hit hard early on in 2024. Many prominent players got hurt early and are expected to spend significant amounts of time on the injured list, affecting their placement in the rankings. Spencer Strider (elbow), Shane Bieber (elbow), Eury Perez (elbow), Trevor Story (shoulder), and other players whose seasons ended prematurely due to injury have been dropped from the updated rankings entirely.

Others who have not been lost for the season but with indefinite timelines for recovery such as Framber Valdez (elbow), Justin Steele (hamstring), Ozzie Albies (toe), Seiya Suzuki (oblique) and Nick Pivetta (elbow) have been pushed out of the top 300 as well. Luis Robert (hip), Royce Lewis (hamstring), and Josh Jung (wrist) still remain in the top 300 but each fell more than 100 slots in the rankings. Justin Verlander (shoulder), Walker Buehler (elbow), and Vaughn Grissom (hamstring) slid in the rankings after starting the season on the IL but are expected to debut in the near future and could rebound by the next update.



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