X
Lost password?

Don't have an account?
Gain Access Now

X

Receive free daily analysis

NFL
NBA
NHL
NASCAR
CFB
MLB
MMA
PGA
ESPORTS
BETTING

Already have an account? Log In

X

Forgot Password


POPULAR FANTASY TOOLS

Expert Advice
Articles & Tools
Import Your Leagues
Daily Stats & Leaders
All Pitcher Matchups
Compare Any Players
Player Comparisons
Rookies & Call-Ups
24x7 News and Alerts

2021 Third Base Rankings - 5x5 Mixed Leagues

We continue to move past the chaos of 2020 and onto a new baseball season full of promise. For fantasy baseball managers, draft season is already upon us.

RotoBaller's rankers, Pierre Camus, Big Pick Nick Mariano, and I have updated our 2021 Mixed League rankings as we now move on to evaluate the hot corner. If you missed them, here are the CatcherFirst Base, and Second Base position analysis articles.

You can also find our other draft rankings for all sorts of league formats, continually updated throughout the preseason, right here in our main fantasy baseball Rankings Wizard tool. Also, make use of all our premium resources with our MLB Draft Kit.

Be sure to check all of our fantasy baseball lineup tools and weekly lineup resources:

 

2021 Fantasy Baseball Third Base Rankings

In case you missed it, our very own "Big Pick Nick" Mariano was named the #1 overall most accurate industry expert ranker for the 2018 season, and Ariel Cohen was the top ranker in 2019. In addition, ATC Projections by Ariel Cohen were the #1 most accurate projections system in 2019. Be sure to follow their updated rankings and projections all season long!

Ranking Tier Player Position
1 1 Jose Ramirez 3B
2 1 Manny Machado 3B
3 2 DJ LeMahieu 1B/2B/3B
4 2 Anthony Rendon 3B
5 2 Rafael Devers 3B
6 2 Nolan Arenado 3B
7 2 Alex Bregman 3B
8 3 Cavan Biggio 2B/3B/OF
9 3 Eugenio Suarez 3B
10 3 Yoan Moncada 3B
11 3 Max Muncy 1B/2B/3B
12 3 Jeff McNeil 2B/3B/OF
13 3 Alec Bohm 1B/3B
14 3 Matt Chapman 3B
15 3 Kris Bryant 3B
16 3 Gio Urshela 3B
17 3 Ke'Bryan Hayes 3B
18 4 Josh Donaldson 3B
19 4 Tommy Edman 2B/3B/SS/OF
20 4 Ha-Seong Kim SS/3B
21 4 Austin Riley 3B
22 5 David Fletcher 2B/3B/SS
23 5 Brian Anderson 3B
24 5 Justin Turner 3B
25 6 Jean Segura 2B/3B
26 6 Kyle Seager 3B
27 6 Eduardo Escobar 2B/3B
28 6 Jeimer Candelario 1B/3B
29 6 J.D. Davis 3B/OF
30 6 Ryan McMahon 1B/3B/2B
31 6 Andres Gimenez 2B/3B/SS
32 6 Willi Castro 3B/SS
33 7 Isiah Kiner-Falefa 3B
34 7 Tommy La Stella 1B/2B/3B
35 7 Evan Longoria 3B
36 7 Donovan Solano 2B/3B
37 7 Edwin Rios 1B/3B
38 7 Ty France 2B/3B
39 7 Joey Wendle 2B/3B/SS
40 7 Carter Kieboom 3B
41 8 Isaac Paredes 3B
42 8 Nico Hoerner 2B/3B/SS
43 8 Yoshi Tsutsugo 3B/OF
44 8 Maikel Franco 3B
45 8 Luis Urias 2B/3B
46 8 Mike Brosseau 1B/2B/3B
47 8 Yandy Diaz 3B
47 8 David Bote 3B
48 8 Miguel Andujar 3B/OF
49 8 Matt Carpenter 3B
50 8 Rio Ruiz 3B
51 8 Marwin Gonzalez 1B/2B/3B/OF
52 8 Asdrubal Cabrera 1B/3B
53 8 Pat Valaika 3B
54 8 Abraham Toro 3B
55 8 Travis Shaw 1B/3B
56 8 Nolan Jones 3B
57 8 Johan Camargo 2B/3B
58 8 Christian Arroyo 3B
59 8 Brad Miller 3B
60 8 Josh Lowe 3B
61 8 Oneil Cruz 3B

 

Tier One

The first tier may have two names but don't get it twisted, José Ramírez is the man here. Over the last five seasons, his 600 PA averages are 90 R, 25 HR, 85 RBI, and 23 SB - plus the guy has a career .281 BA. He is a sure-fire five-category anchor that has no rival atop the third base rankings. I don't expect any drastic changes due to Francisco Lindor's departure, as Eddie Rosario and Franmil Reyes will create plenty of run-scoring opportunities for Jo-Ram. 

After a bit of a disappointing fantasy season in year one of a massive contract with the Padres, it was nice to see to Manny Machado bounce all the way back in 2020. Across 254 PA he slashed .304/.370/.580 with 16 dingers and six steals for Slam Diego. Here is a quick recap: career-high BB% paired with a career-low K%, top 10% in xBA and xSLG, more SB attempts than the full 2019 season, and in the heart of just an absolutely loaded offense. Sounds like one hell of a second-round pick. 

 

Tier Two

Now we have reached everyone's favorite band of sluggers that sometimes if you watch ever so closely, you'll actually see all four go in succession in drafts. Once one goes, everyone else has to have one. The five-category contributors are gone, but this group represents a solid four-cat floor that quickly dissipates in follow-on tiers.

Anthony Rendon continued doing his thing in his first season with the Angels, yet the results didn't exactly live up to his lofty draft position. He hit nine homers, zero steals, and a .286 average while averaging roughly one R+RBI per game (60 in 52). I'm willing to ignore 2020 altogether for Rendon, as his batted ball profile and K% remained the same, he drew walks at a career-high rate, and he strangely hit only one bomb away from Angel Stadium. The 2019 power may never fully translate in the AL West ballparks, but a career .290 hitter getting to knock in Mike Trout over a full season is quite the safety net. 

If you want the highest upside of this group, it belongs to Rafael Devers who just turned 24 despite having 1680 big league PA under his belt. It was a weird-down year for all the Red Sox to some extent and you could tell the hitters were trying to do too much possibly to make up for the Mookie Betts-shaped hole in the lineup. But with Alex Cora back and a full "normal" season on deck we expect the offense to be firing on all cylinders in 2021. Based on his Statcast numbers and the awe one feels when watching his home run hits, the 32 HR from 2019 feels like it could just be the starting point for this season's projections. Sandwiched between Xander Bogaerts and J.D. Martinez, Raffy Big Scoops will once again be near the top of the league in R+RBI.

I was considered low on Nolan Arenado coming into the season, but even I have been shocked at where he is being drafted in some recent contests. After his trade to St. Louis and away from the friendly confines of Coors Field, I drafted Arenado at 52 overall in a Draft Champions draft and hold (and like I mentioned at the beginning of the tier, it was immediately after Devers and Rendon were taken). Since February 1, he owns a minimum draft position of 67 on NFBC. Obviously not playing at Coors for half his games will reduce his value slightly, there is no denying that, but for a perennial first-second round pick should that equate to dropping to the fourth round or later in a 15 team league? Go ahead and rinse 2020 from your brain, his shoulder was not right and for the sample size that should be enough to ignore. As for the quality of hitter Arenado can still be outside of Coors, in 2019 (we'll say his last healthy season), he hit 20 of his 41 HR on the road paired with a .277/.346/.521 slash.

What are we to do with Alex Bregman? Allow me to reiterate my post on Jose Altuve: Last year it was "The Astros hitters are a product of cheating, fade them in your drafts because we don't know how they will hit when they don't know what pitch is coming." Then Jose Altuve goes out and completely falls on his face and hits .219. Now that the ADP has adjusted accordingly, the same voices in the industry are now saying "Altuve is a career .311 hitter, don't fade just because of one bad season." Well, which one is it people? Was he a product of cheating or did he just coincidentally experience a very poor small sample in 2020?

Now, find and replace Altuve's name for Bregman and the feeling is the exact same. Sans-trash bins, is Bregman a .242 hitter like we saw in 2020 or is he a .283 hitter in line with his career average? The answer unfortunately despite whatever forecast and analysis you may read is NO ONE KNOWS. It is a risk to take Alex Bregman in 2021 drafts, but if he continues dropping past the top 40 the potential reward makes it worth taking.  

 

Tier Three

If the four buy-low values in tier two were still too rich for your blood, tier three has four more third basemen that did not enjoy the 2020 sample to the benefit of 2021 drafters.

Not even Bregman experienced a BA free-fall to the extent of Eugenio Suarez last year. After hitting the second-most HR in the league with a .271 BA in 2019, Suarez fell down to just two points above the Mendoza line. But considering he had shoulder surgery in January before the season, the lack of a true build-up, and the small sample just toss him in with Nolan Arenado into the 2020 stats shredder. The promising news is the Statcast numbers were all almost identical to 2019 and he even increased his hard hit rate. The .214 BABIP, a stat that had been fairly consistent for Suarez was literally 90 points below his previous career-low. Now more than a year removed from the shoulder procedure, I expect the line drives to come back which will lift the BA towards his .261 career average accompanied with plenty of GABP power.

After a long-awaited breakout in 2019, Yoan Moncada botched the encore performance in 2020. He did contract COVID-19 and we really don't know the effects of the virus from an athletic standpoint nor how long they last but it was all just very ugly. His hard hit rate dropped 15 points, his exit velocity fell five points, and his xBA and K% were both in the bottom 10% of the league. Along with the loss in pop, the flyballs actually increased, 18% of which never left the infield (third-worst in the league). He went from hitting .267 against breaking pitches and .327 against off-speed in 2019 to .164 and .111, respectively.

The 25-year-old also failed to even attempt a stolen base in 2020. Despite the uber-prospect pedigree and 2019's 25/10 and .315 season, the accompanied .406 BABIP is unlikely to ever be replicated and the zero stolen base attempts is worrisome for someone who needs the SB cushion for fantasy value. The good news is he'll get to try and figure it all out in one of the top offenses in the league.

Probably the most popular "wait on third base approach" pick is Matt Chapman, who hit 10 bombs in just 39 games before his 2020 season ended prematurely with hip surgery. Despite the small sample and injury, Chapman was a true Statcast darling ranking in the top five percent in EV, Barrel%, and Hard Hit%. The contact decreased and the strikeout rate sky-rocketed, but I think the "small" power-sell out is going to produce some hefty HR totals in 2021.

Of the small handful of players with a flyball percentage over 50, only Mike Trout had a higher line drive percentage than Chapman, aka he is tearing the cover off the ball and keeping it off the ground at an elite rate. I'm excited to see if this approach carries over post-hip surgery, and I will gladly find BA elsewhere if it means getting my dark-horse pick to lead the league in HR.

The last buy-low tier four third baseman is the one that is probably the toughest to watch drop in drafts after how high the fantasy expectations rose over his early years. He played just 34 games in 2020, battling back and wrist injuries, and hit just four HR and .206. He also knocked in just 11 RBI, which stands out initially because it is Kevin Newman-level low, but also when you see he only knocked in 77 in a full 2019 season it appears it might be a trend you don't want for your starting fantasy third baseman. Overall RBI is not something you worry yourself with too much while projecting, but it is just one aspect of the risk carried by Kris Bryant in fantasy.

 

Tier Four

Absolutely nothing safe about tier four, and it starts with the Bringer of Rain. Josh Donaldson put an injury-riddled 2018 behind him with a strong resurgence in Hotlanta in 2019. In the off-season of 2020, he signs a fat contract with the Minnesota Twins and everyone gets sucked in because of the offense and his career splits at Target Field. But of course, that 35-year-old calf flared up again and he was limited to just 102 PA. When healthy the BB% was a career-high, the K% was identical to his 2019 mark, and his .247 ISO showed he's still got plenty to offer fantasy owners if his calf allows. Good luck finding a more powerful trio in a lineup than JD, Nelson Cruz, and Miguel Sano.

Austin Riley doesn't have significant injury risk, but there is risk that he injures your fantasy team's batting average. Luckily he took a step forward in that department in 2020. He increased his walk rate by two points, and cut his strikeouts by a massive 13%. The more conservative approach which saw fewer swings and more contact also greatly reduced the flyballs. So while I don't think we can pencil in 30 HR like most thought after his rookie 2019 season, Riley can still be a big late-round RBI boost hitting seventh in a loaded Braves lineup.

We've seen injury risk, BA risk, and now we have playing time risk with the Padres new slugger Ha-Seong Kim. For those that don't know yet, Kim is 25 years old infielder who hit .307 with 30 HR and 23 SB in KBO last year. Exactly how that will translate over to the MLB is anybody's guess, but I'm more concerned with how stacked the Padres offense is that a signing with this much potential isn't even projected to be a starter. In the KBO Kim had appearances at 1B, 2B, 3B, and lots of SS.

Obviously, with the amount of money the Padres have invested into Eric Hosmer, Manny Machado, and now Fernando Tatis Jr, Kim's best shot at playing time would be platooning with Jake Cronenworth. But wait there's more.... Jurickson Profar also re-signed with San Diego this off-season and he too is an experienced second baseman. If you are in a weekly league just know Kim will be on your bench until an injury occurs. Daily roster move league teams fire away, maybe you strike gold.

 

Tier Five

David Fletcher did exactly what we expected him to do in 2020 - score runs (31) and hit for a high BA (.319). The 26-year-old utilityman now has 1190 PA under his belt and has amassed just 10 HR and 12 SB along the way, but the .292 BA is fun. He should be leading off for the Halos again this year, which honestly means Fletcher could be top five in the league in runs scored. He doesn't strike out, his sprint speed is decent, and he's eligible at three infield positions. Two elite categories with multi-position eligibility after pick 200, you won't be excited but you won't be let down either. 

If Fletcher isn't enough “boring-yet-solid” to satisfy you, well then here comes BrIan Anderson. That's not completely true, he did hit 11 bombs in 59 games last season. But the expected stats were much lower than 2019 when he hit just 20 HR with a .261 BA. His biggest asset in fantasy is hitting in the heart of the Marlins lineup, which at the least should produce valuable RBI. 

Now we've reached the peak of "boring-yet-solid", the ever-consistent Justin Turner. His track record definitely deserves to be placed a tier higher, but at the time of the latest rankings update he was still a free agent. But now we know he's heading back to the defending world champs for his eighth straight season and will look to build upon a sneaky-good 2020 campaign that saw an xBA and xSLG in the top seven percent of the league with a career-high barrel%. The 36-year-old vet should slide right back into the three-hole in the Dodgers lineup and provide solid four-category production which makes him an excellent (and my favorite) CI option for 2021.

 

Tier Six

Despite falling into the shadow of his World Series MVP brother, Kyle Seager quietly had quite the 2020 season hitting nine homers with five steals for the Mariners. Despite only a 60 game sample, the five SB were Seager's most since 2015. Like Turner, he experienced a career-high barrel% but even more impressive was his personal best 0.97 BB/K ratio. Unfortunately, the BABIP dropped for the fourth straight year so the BA continues to be a drag but at his cost, there is little risk to see if the line drive rate can get back to his career average while keeping up this new-found plate discipline. By season's end, the Mariners could be an offense you wish you had a piece of in fantasy, and their veteran clean-up hitter is a cheap exposure piece. 

Speaking of cheap cleanup hitters, Jeimer Candelario will get as much playing time as he can handle for the Tigers. If 2020's sample can qualify as such, the 27-year-old switch-hitter had a breakout season hitting .297/.369/.503 with a modest seven dongs. He enjoyed increases in barrel%, EV, and hard hit rate while boasting a career-high 25.9 line drive percentage. He will hit for a higher BA than what the projections systems forecast, and while hitting behind Jonathan Schoop and Miguel Cabrera doesn't have the allure it once had, Candelario should have no trouble returning value at his current 331 ADP.

A third baseman who might have trouble returning value is J.D. Davis. He failed to replicate his promising 2019 season and hit just .247 and six HR across 229 PA in 2020. While the Mets ended up not getting a free agent third baseman this off-season, they did gain speedy utilityman Jonathan Villar while losing the DH. Villar does not have much experience at third base but Jeff McNeil certainly does. PA is a tough category to predict in general, but especially for some of the Mets hitters this season. If J.D. Davis fails to reach 500+ PA he would have to really produce to be worth a spot over the likes of Brian Anderson or Kyle Seager, whom he is being drafted ahead of currently.

 

Tiers Seven & Eight

Edwin Rios was a popular name earlier this draft season when Justin Turner was dangling in free agency, and that really spiked for the short period after they spent big money on Trevor Bauer. But alas, Turner was meant to be with the Dodgers and Edwin Rios will return to a valuable bench piece in LA. If he can carve his way into some serious playing time we could see some very impressive power numbers as he hit eight HR with an eye-popping .395 ISO in his 83 PA sample from 2020 while drastically cutting down on the strikeouts from his first taste of the big leagues.

Another popular deep sleeper name for 2021 is Ty France. After being obviously buried on the Padres roster he was freed in 2020 after being traded to the Mariners. The 26-year-old doesn't do much in the power or speed departments but he can flat out hit. Across 348 PA in Triple-A in 2019 he hit an absurd .399, and followed that up with a .305 BA across 155 big league PA last year. Since the American League makes sense and has the DH there should be plenty of PA to go around in SEA and France should prove to be a rare, very late BA boost in your drafts.

And then there’s Carter Kieboom, who unlike Rios has been gifted a starting role at the hot corner for the Nationals. The results were extremely ugly in 2020 as he failed to hit a homer or steal a base in 122 PA, but he did manage a 13.9 BB%. He hit .303 with 16 HR in Triple-A in 2019, so there is a decent hit tool in there somewhere. Let's just hope he starts showing it rather quickly so we don't get Josh Harrison in a starting lineup in 2021. 



Download Our Free News & Alerts Mobile App

Like what you see? Download our updated fantasy baseball app for iPhone and Android with 24x7 player news, injury alerts, sleepers, prospects & more. All free!




More Fantasy Baseball Advice




POPULAR FANTASY TOOLS

Expert Advice
Articles & Tools
Import Your Leagues
Daily Stats & Leaders
All Pitcher Matchups
Compare Any Players
Player Comparisons
Rookies & Call-Ups
24x7 News and Alerts

REAL-TIME FANTASY NEWS

Ja'Marr Chase3 hours ago

Erupts In Week 10
Joe Burrow3 hours ago

Has Another Strong Performance On Thursday
Baltimore Ravens5 hours ago

Kyle Hamilton Won't Return On Thursday Night
Tony Pollard6 hours ago

Sits Out On Thursday
Darius Slayton7 hours ago

Officially Out For Germany Game
Mansur Abdul-Malik7 hours ago

A Big Favorite At UFC Vegas 100
Luana Pinheiro7 hours ago

Could Be Fighting For Job At UFC Vegas 100
Gillian Robertson8 hours ago

Looks To Extend Win Streak At UFC Vegas 100
Reinier De ridder8 hours ago

Reinier de Ridder Makes UFC Debut At UFC Vegas 100
Gerald Meerschaert8 hours ago

An Underdog At UFC Vegas 100
Mike Evans8 hours ago

Another DNP For Mike Evans On Thursday
Christian McCaffrey8 hours ago

Expected To Make Season Debut In Week 10
9 hours ago

Jeff Hoffman Could Enter Starting Rotation In 2025
Ja Morant9 hours ago

Ruled Out For Friday
Christian McCaffrey9 hours ago

Limited Again On Thursday
9 hours ago

Willy Adames Receives Offers From Mets And Dodgers
Chris Olave9 hours ago

Misses Another Practice
Zach LaVine9 hours ago

Officially Out On Thursday
Andrew Peeke9 hours ago

Out Week-To-Week
Giannis Antetokounmpo9 hours ago

Good For Thursday's Game
T.J. McFarland9 hours ago

Re-Signs With The A's
Brandon Miller9 hours ago

Tagged As Probable For Friday
Mattias Janmark9 hours ago

Considered Day-To-Day With Undisclosed Injury
A.J. Brown9 hours ago

Looks Ready For Week 10
Iván Herrera9 hours ago

Ivan Herrera, Pedro Pages To Split Opportunities Behind The Plate
Miles Bridges9 hours ago

Won't Play On Friday
Alex Turcotte9 hours ago

Remains Sidelined Thursday
9 hours ago

Alex Bregman Could Play Second Base In 2025
Tee Higgins10 hours ago

Won't Play On Thursday Night
Zach LaVine10 hours ago

Doubtful For Thursday's Game
Artem Zub10 hours ago

Rejoins Senators Lineup Thursday
Devin Vassell10 hours ago

Could Make Season Debut On Saturday
Tyler Seguin10 hours ago

Expected Back Versus Blackhawks
Wendell Carter Jr.10 hours ago

Listed As Out For Friday
Brayden Point10 hours ago

Remains Out On Thursday
Andre Jackson Jr.10 hours ago

Expected To Start On Thursday
Cale Makar10 hours ago

A Game-Time Call Thursday
10 hours ago

Red Sox, Orioles Looking At Teoscar Hernandez
Kyle Pitts11 hours ago

Remains Limited Participant On Thursday
11 hours ago

Mets To Meet With Juan Soto Soon
Drake London11 hours ago

Remains Limited On Thursday
Aleksei Kolosov11 hours ago

Injured In Pregame Skate On Thursday
Xavier Legette11 hours ago

Aggravates Past Injury, Expected To Play On Sunday
Jake Walman11 hours ago

Will Not Play Thursday
Austin Seibert11 hours ago

Limited On Thursday
Anthony Mantha11 hours ago

Headed To Injured Reserve
Auston Matthews11 hours ago

' Status Up In The Air
Brian Robinson Jr.11 hours ago

Remains Limited On Thursday
Matvei Michkov11 hours ago

Will Be A Healthy Scratch On Thursday
Keaton Mitchell11 hours ago

Making Season Debut On Thursday
DeVonta Smith13 hours ago

Returns To Practice On Thursday
Adam Thielen13 hours ago

Not Participating In Thursday's Practice
Darius Slayton13 hours ago

Not Expected To Make Trip To Germany
Keon Coleman13 hours ago

A "DNP" On Thursday
Garrett Crochet14 hours ago

An Offseason Trade Candidate
14 hours ago

Ha-Seong Kim Drawing Plenty Of Buzz At GM Meetings
14 hours ago

Willy Adames Willing To Play A Different Position
Tyrese Maxey15 hours ago

Expected To Miss Multiple Weeks With Hamstring Injury
Dylan Larkin17 hours ago

Bags Two Points In Win Over Chicago
Logan Thompson17 hours ago

Continues Winning Ways With Capitals
Dylan Strome17 hours ago

Stays Hot With Two-Assist Effort
Ivan Barbashev17 hours ago

Records Three Assists Wednesday
Tommy Novak17 hours ago

Day-To-Day With An Upper-Body Injury
Dylan Holloway17 hours ago

Avoids Serious Injury
Jonathan Mogbo18 hours ago

Exits With Hip Problem Wednesday
Tyrese Maxey18 hours ago

Makes Precautionary Exit Wednesday
Jalen Duren18 hours ago

Considered Day-To-Day With Ankle Injury
Isaiah Collier18 hours ago

Considered Questionable Thursday
Jordan Clarkson18 hours ago

Listed As Questionable For Thursday
Joel Embiid18 hours ago

On Track To Make Season Debut On Tuesday
Willson Contreras1 day ago

Will Transition To 1B/DH Role In 2025
Lauri Markkanen1 day ago

Questionable Versus Milwaukee
Giannis Antetokounmpo1 day ago

In Danger Of Missing Another Game
Ja Morant1 day ago

Injures Hamstring, Leaves Game In Third Quarter
Mookie Betts1 day ago

To Play Infield For The Dodgers In 2025
Bradley Beal1 day ago

Active On Wednesday
Josh Giddey1 day ago

To Play On Wednesday
Derek Forbort1 day ago

Out Week-To-Week With A Knee Problem
Bryan Rust1 day ago

Logs Full Practice On Wednesday
Kevin Hayes1 day ago

Misses Practice With An Upper-Body Injury
Royce Lewis2 days ago

Might See More Time At Second Base
2 days ago

Alex Bregman Has Bone Chip Removed From Elbow
Kyle Hendricks2 days ago

Angels Sign Kyle Hendricks
Max Greyserman2 days ago

Earns Highest DraftKings Salary For WWT Championship
Harry Hall2 days ago

In Solid Form Heading To Cabo
PGA2 days ago

Matti Schmid On Fire Ahead Of WWT Championship
Jhonattan Vegas2 days ago

A Safe Play At WWT Championship
Taylor Moore2 days ago

Looks To Contend At WWT Championship
Patrick Fishburn2 days ago

A Volatile Option At El Cardonal
Michael Kim2 days ago

Aims For Back-To-Back Top-10 Finishes At WWT Championship
Charley Hoffman2 days ago

Tough To Trust At WWT Championship
Adam Svensson2 days ago

A Risky Play In Mexico
Daniel Berger2 days ago

Looks To Keep Cuts-Made Streak Alive In Mexico
Tom Hoge2 days ago

Hopes To Steady The Ship At World Wide Technology Championship
San Diego Padres2 days ago

Padres Nearing Contract Extension With Manager Mike Shildt
Jazz Chisholm Jr.2 days ago

Could Be Moved Back To Second Base
2 days ago

Astros Have Had "Productive" Talks With Alex Bregman
2 days ago

Rangers Decline 2025 Option On Andrew Chafin
Camilo Doval2 days ago

Generating Interest
Shohei Ohtani2 days ago

Undergoes Arthroscopic Shoulder Surgery
Chandler Phillips2 days ago

Attempts To Keep Final-Round Form This Week
Neal Shipley2 days ago

Past Five Tournaments Make Him An Interesting DFS Option
Austin Eckroat2 days ago

Wants To Shake Off Some More Rust In Mexico
Rico Hoey2 days ago

Needs The Putter To Work In Mexico
J.J. Spaun2 days ago

Tries To Keep Second Half Rolling In Mexico
Sam Stevens2 days ago

Hopes To Continue Riding A Hot Putter In Mexico
Erik Van Rooyen2 days ago

Erik van Rooyen Tries To Defend WWT Title
Lucas Glover2 days ago

Well-Rested Heading Into WWT Championship
Ben Griffin2 days ago

Hopes To Continue Good Form In Mexico
Keith Mitchell3 days ago

An Unappealing Play At World Wide Technology Championship
Ryan Blaney3 days ago

Wins At Martinsville And Has Chance To Earn Second Straight Championship
Christopher Bell3 days ago

Penalized At Martinsville, Removed From Championship Four
Tyler Reddick4 days ago

Not A Factor At Martinsville And Looks Ahead To Phoenix
Kyle Larson4 days ago

Misses Advancing Through Playoffs Despite Top-Three Finish
Brad Keselowski4 days ago

Has A Solid Top-10 Performance At Martinsville
Chase Elliott4 days ago

Loses Out On Winning At Martinsville
Rose Namajunas4 days ago

Drops Decision Matchup
Erin Blanchfield4 days ago

Gets Back In The Win Column
Dustin Stoltzfus4 days ago

Gets First-Round Knockout At UFC Edmonton
Marc-Andre Barriault4 days ago

Knocked Out At UFC Edmonton
Trevin Giles4 days ago

Losses Third Fight In A Row
Mike Malott4 days ago

Wins Decision At UFC Edmonton
NASCAR4 days ago

Speeding Penalty Foils Martin Truex Jr.'s Last Realistic Shot At Winning
Denny Hamlin4 days ago

Fails To Advance To Championship 4 But Runs Well
Shane Van Gisbergen4 days ago

Shane van Gisbergen Earns Best Oval Finish at Martinsville
William Byron4 days ago

Tentatively In Championship 4 Pending Ruling On Manufacturer Orders
MMA4 days ago

Ariane Lipski Submitted At UFC Edmonton
Jasmine Jasudavicius4 days ago

Gets Submission Win At UFC Edmonton
Caio Machado4 days ago

Still Winless In The UFC
Brendson Ribeiro4 days ago

Edges Out Split Decision At UFC Edmonton
Amir Albazi4 days ago

Falls Short At UFC Edmonton
Brandon Moreno4 days ago

Dominates At UFC Edmonton
Daniel Suarez5 days ago

Will Start 20th At Martinsville
Zane Smith5 days ago

Might Be An Underrated Value Play For Martinsville
Tyler Reddick5 days ago

Is A Top DFS Recommendation For Martinsville Lineups
Joey Logano5 days ago

Will Be One To Watch At Martinsville
Brad Keselowski5 days ago

Should DFS Players Rely On Brad Keselowski For Martinsville Lineups?
Carson Hocevar5 days ago

Is A Great DFS Option For All Martinsville DFS Lineups
Ty Gibbs5 days ago

Is Ty Gibbs Worth Rostering At Martinsville This Week For DFS?
Austin Cindric5 days ago

Could Have A Top-20 Performance At Martinsville
William Byron5 days ago

Might Be Usable Only In DFS Tournaments At Martinsville
Chris Buescher5 days ago

Should DFS Players Roster Chris Buescher At Martinsville?
Alex Bowman5 days ago

Expect A Solid Top-10 Performance From Alex Bowman At Martinsville

RANKINGS

QB
RB
WR
TE
K
DEF
RANKINGS
C
1B
2B
3B
SS
OF
SP
RP

MORE RECENT ARTICLES

 
Malik Nabers - Fantasy Football Rankings, WR, Waiver Wire, NFL DFS, Rookies

WR/CB Matchups to Upgrade and Downgrade - Fantasy Football Week 10 (2024)

Welcome back to our WR/CB Matchups for Week 10 of the 2024 fantasy football season. For those unfamiliar, this weekly series looks at fantasy football matchups for wide receivers versus the cornerbacks who are projected to cover them. The data we access for offensive and defensive players continues to skyrocket. Though we mainly focus on offensive […]


Drake Maye - Fantasy Football Rankings, Draft Sleepers, NFL Injury News

Sneaky Starts, Pivot Plays, and Post-Waiver Pickups for Week 10 - Drake Maye, Quentin Johnston, Xavier Legette, Jaylen Warren, and More

We are officially in the home stretch. But do not think for a second you are about to just cruise to the fantasy playoffs. Things are about to get bumpy with byes about to hit. In four of the next five weeks, four teams are on bye. In two of those, there are six. This […]


DeVon Achane - Fantasy Football Rankings, NFL DFS Picks, Injury News

Rest-of-Season Fantasy Football Rankings: Week 10 Updates for Top 200 (2024)

We're past the trade deadline and nearing our fantasy season's stretch run, so we need an updated rest-of-season rankings table! The news keeps coming with injury updates and evolving roles as we explore our Week 10 fantasy football half-PPR rankings for the rest of 2024, as of November 7. Check where key players shifted to, […]


Tyreek Hill - Fantasy Football Rankings, NFL Injury News, DFS Picks

2024 Fantasy Football Rankings (Weekly Rankings)

Check out all of RotoBaller's fantasy football rankings. Staff rankings are updated regularly for all positions and include standard formats, PPR scoring, tiered rankings and dynasty leagues.


Fantasy Football Matchups We Love - Start 'Em, Sit 'Em Picks for Week 10 Include Jared Goff, Brian Thomas, Tony Pollard, Tank Dell, Tyrone Tracy, more

After the fireworks that occurred in Week 8, many quarterbacks came back down to earth in Week 9. However, our beloved studs still performed at a high level and provided excellent fantasy fun throughout the league. The Bengals and Ravens both put on a show. The Eagles took flight. Heck, even the Panthers had players […]


Justin Herbert

NFL Pick'em Pool Picks (Week 10) - Targets, Avoids, Predictions for Pick'em Contests (2024)

Four teams will be on a bye for Week 10. However, that doesn’t mean there will be a shortage of exciting games to enjoy. Among the marquee matchups will be a battle between the Ravens and Bengals on Thursday Night Football. Each week of the NFL season, I’ll share my picks for each game and […]


NFL Survivor Pool Picks: Week 10 Targets and Avoids (2024)

Welcome to our NFL Survivor Pool Picks for Week 10 of the 2024 NFL season! There are so many different pools, fantasy leagues, weekly bets, and futures bets that it's hard to decide what to do with these choices. But survivor pools are the oldest and simplest leagues out there. All you have to do is […]


Chase Brown - Fantasy Football Rankings, Waiver Wire Pickups, Draft Sleepers

Fantasy Football Risers and Fallers - Week 10

Week 9 of the 2024 season is in the books. That means another week of cold, hard data to analyze. We’ll try not to overreact, but instead, use logic and reasoning as the foundation for our decision-making in the weeks ahead. Each week, we’ll take a look back at the previous week to see if […]


Dolphins Defense D/ST Streamers, Rankings, Waiver Wire - Jalen Ramsey Fantasy Football IDP

Top Fantasy Football D/ST Rankings (Weeks 10, 11, 12, 13) - Defense Streamers and Starts

Welcome, RotoBallers, to our fantasy football D/ST streamers and starts for Weeks 10, 11, 12, and 13 -- looking at the next four weeks and identifying the best D/ST matchups. If you are a fantasy manager who likes to stream defenses each week, you have come to the right place.  This article will look at the […]


Brock Purdy - Fantasy Football Rankings, Draft Sleepers, Waiver Wire Pickups

High-Powered Offenses: Players to Target in Week 10 Lineups Including Jared Goff, Mark Andrews, Brock Purdy, Justice Hill, Jonnu Smith, more

Hello, RotoBallers, and welcome to our column High-Powered Offenses for Week 10 of the 2024 fantasy football season. Below, you’ll find a recap of the last week's offenses to target, a sneak peek of the offenses to target, a breakdown of the methodology, a snapshot of each metric in a data table, a few key […]


Tony Pollard - Fantasy Football Rankings, Draft Sleepers, NFL Injury News

Fantasy Football Trade Targets - Buy/Sell For Week 10 Including James Conner, George Pickens, Tony Pollard, Cedric Tillman

The NFL trade deadline has officially passed, meaning there are only a few weeks left to trade in most fantasy football leagues. Player injuries have run rampant this season, so in all likelihood, a few areas of your team could use reinforcements or improvements before the fantasy playoffs begin. Ahead of Week 9, I recommended […]


Jaxon Smith-Njigba Fantasy Football Rankings, Draft Sleepers, Waiver Wire Pickups

Wide Receiver Sleepers, Risers, Breakouts for Fantasy Football - Targets, Air Yards, Snaps Trends for Week 10 (2024)

Wide Receiver Sleepers, Risers, Fantasy Football Breakouts - Targets, Air Yards, Snaps Trends Analysis For Week 10 by Kevin Tompkins Targets are paramount when it comes to evaluating pass-catchers for fantasy football. There are no air yards, receiving yards, receptions, or touchdowns without first earning a target. There’s a reason the biggest and most consistent […]


Jaxson Dart - College Football Rankings, NCAA CFB DFS Lineup Picks

Fantasy Football Dynasty Watch: Top College Fantasy Football Players Week 10 (2024)

Welcome back to another season of Fantasy Football Dynasty Watch, where I highlight the best and brightest performances from the college football week. It was a lighter week on the college circuit, but it wasn't light on upsets. Some players came up big in those games. We will introduce you to these college players earlier […]