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2017 Top-400 Dynasty League Fantasy Baseball Rankings
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Below you will find my personal top-400 dynasty league baseball rankings. In order to be eligible for this list, a player must have over 200 career MLB at bats or 50 innings pitched.
To see my top-100 prospects and players under those limitations stated above, please click the following link: https://mlbreports.com/2017/01/11/2017-top-100-major-league-baseball-prospects/. If you have any questions, please follow and tweet me @dynasty_digest.
Rank | Player | Position | Team |
1 | Mike Trout | CF,UT | LAA |
2 | Mookie Betts | RF,UT | BOS |
3 | Kris Bryant | 3B,LF,RF,UT | CHC |
4 | Manny Machado | 3B,SS,UT | BAL |
5 | Bryce Harper | RF,UT | WAS |
6 | Nolan Arenado | 3B,UT | COL |
7 | Clayton Kershaw | SP | LAD |
8 | Jose Altuve | 2B,UT | HOU |
9 | Paul Goldschmidt | 1B,UT | ARI |
10 | Carlos Correa | SS,UT | HOU |
11 | Anthony Rizzo | 1B,UT | CHC |
12 | Corey Seager | SS,UT | LAD |
13 | Trea Turner | 2B,CF,UT | WAS |
14 | Francisco Lindor | SS,UT | CLE |
15 | Josh Donaldson | 3B,UT | TOR |
16 | Madison Bumgarner | SP | SF |
17 | Xander Bogaerts | SS,UT | BOS |
18 | Noah Syndergaard | SP,RP | NYM |
19 | George Springer | RF,UT | HOU |
20 | Chris Sale | SP | BOS |
21 | Starling Marte | LF,CF,UT | PIT |
22 | Max Scherzer | SP | WAS |
23 | Freddie Freeman | 1B,UT | ATL |
24 | Christian Yelich | LF,CF,UT | MIA |
25 | Giancarlo Stanton | RF,UT | MIA |
26 | Gregory Polanco | LF,RF,UT | PIT |
27 | Charlie Blackmon | CF,UT | COL |
28 | Miguel Cabrera | 1B,UT | DET |
29 | Corey Kluber | SP | CLE |
30 | Jake Arrieta | SP | CHC |
31 | Alex Bregman | 3B,UT | HOU |
32 | Rougned Odor | 2B,UT | TEX |
33 | J.D. Martinez | RF,UT | DET |
34 | A.J. Pollock | CF,UT | ARI |
35 | Brian Dozier | 2B,UT | MIN |
36 | Wil Myers | 1B,UT | SD |
37 | Miguel Sano | 3B,RF,UT | MIN |
38 | Joey Votto | 1B,UT | CIN |
39 | Daniel Murphy | 1B,2B,UT | WAS |
40 | Carlos Martinez | SP | STL |
41 | Ryan Braun | LF,UT | MIL |
42 | Jose Abreu | 1B,UT | CHW |
43 | Andrew McCutchen | CF,UT | PIT |
44 | Edwin Encarnacion | 1B,UT | CLE |
45 | Kyle Schwarber | LF,UT | CHC |
46 | Addison Russell | SS,UT | CHC |
47 | Jacob deGrom | SP | NYM |
48 | Yu Darvish | SP | TEX |
49 | Stephen Strasburg | SP | WAS |
50 | Robinson Cano | 2B,UT | SEA |
51 | Anthony Rendon | 3B,UT | WAS |
52 | Jonathan Villar | 2B,3B,SS,UT | MIL |
53 | Chris Archer | SP | TB |
54 | Yoenis Cespedes | LF,CF,UT | NYM |
55 | Buster Posey | C,1B,UT | SF |
56 | Carlos Gonzalez | RF,UT | COL |
57 | Eric Hosmer | 1B,UT | KC |
58 | David Price | SP | BOS |
59 | Carlos Carrasco | SP | CLE |
60 | Julio Urias | SP,RP | LAD |
61 | Jason Kipnis | 2B,UT | CLE |
62 | Johnny Cueto | SP | SF |
63 | David Dahl | LF,UT | COL |
64 | Jonathan Lucroy | C,UT | TEX |
65 | Trevor Story | SS,UT | COL |
66 | Stephen Piscotty | CF,RF,UT | STL |
67 | Kyle Seager | 3B,UT | SEA |
68 | Jon Lester | SP | CHC |
69 | Hanley Ramirez | 1B,UT | BOS |
70 | Justin Upton | LF,UT | DET |
71 | Matt Carpenter | 1B,2B,3B,UT | STL |
72 | Justin Verlander | SP | DET |
73 | Jose Quintana | SP | CHW |
74 | Chris Davis | 1B,UT | BAL |
75 | Danny Salazar | SP | CLE |
76 | Gerrit Cole | SP | PIT |
77 | Kyle Hendricks | SP,RP | CHC |
78 | Byron Buxton | CF,UT | MIN |
79 | Masahiro Tanaka | SP | NYY |
80 | Maikel Franco | 3B,UT | PHI |
81 | Julio Teheran | SP | ATL |
82 | Zach Britton | RP | BAL |
83 | Aaron Sanchez | SP | TOR |
84 | Gary Sanchez | C,UT | NYY |
85 | Michael Brantley | LF,UT | CLE |
86 | Jackie Bradley Jr. | CF | BOS |
87 | Jean Segura | 2B,SS,UT | SEA |
88 | Billy Hamilton | CF,UT | CIN |
89 | Kevin Gausman | SP | BAL |
90 | Rick Porcello | SP | BOS |
91 | Aaron Nola | SP | PHI |
92 | Aroldis Chapman | RP | NYY |
93 | Jameson Taillon | SP | PIT |
94 | Todd Frazier | 3B,UT | CHW |
95 | Ian Desmond | LF,CF,UT | COL |
96 | Kenley Jansen | RP | LAD |
97 | Matt Harvey | SP | NYM |
98 | Willson Contreras | C,LF,UT | CHC |
99 | J.T. Realmuto | C,UT | MIA |
100 | Dee Gordon | 2B,UT | MIA |
101 | Lance McCullers Jr. | SP | HOU |
102 | Roberto Osuna | RP | TOR |
103 | Evan Longoria | 3B,UT | TB |
104 | Nelson Cruz | RF,UT | SEA |
105 | Craig Kimbrel | RP | BOS |
106 | Nomar Mazara | LF,RF,UT | TEX |
107 | Khris Davis | LF,UT | OAK |
108 | Lorenzo Cain | CF,RF,UT | KC |
109 | Carlos Santana | 1B,UT | CLE |
110 | Edwin Diaz | RP | SEA |
111 | Michael Fulmer | SP | DET |
112 | Wade Davis | RP | CHC |
113 | Marcell Ozuna | LF,CF,UT | MIA |
114 | Ian Kinsler | 2B,UT | DET |
115 | Cole Hamels | SP | TEX |
116 | Andrew Miller | RP | CLE |
117 | Dellin Betances | RP | NYY |
118 | DJ LeMahieu | 2B,UT | COL |
119 | Kenta Maeda | SP | LAD |
120 | Jon Gray | SP | COL |
121 | Orlando Arcia | SS,UT | MIL |
122 | Felix Hernandez | SP | SEA |
123 | Brandon Belt | 1B,UT | SF |
124 | Adam Jones | CF,UT | BAL |
125 | Albert Pujols | 1B,UT | LAA |
126 | Danny Duffy | SP,RP | KC |
127 | Joe Ross | SP | WAS |
128 | Yasiel Puig | RF,UT | LAD |
129 | Mark Trumbo | RF,UT | (N/A) |
130 | Justin Turner | 3B,UT | LAD |
131 | Mark Melancon | RP | SF |
132 | Javier Baez | 2B,3B,SS,UT | CHC |
133 | Sonny Gray | SP | OAK |
134 | Odubel Herrera | CF,UT | PHI |
135 | Ken Giles | RP | HOU |
136 | Jose Bautista | RF,UT | (N/A) |
137 | Jonathan Schoop | 2B,UT | BAL |
138 | Michael Conforto | LF,UT | NYM |
139 | Nick Castellanos | 3B,UT | DET |
140 | Steven Matz | SP | NYM |
141 | Aledmys Diaz | SS,UT | STL |
142 | Dallas Keuchel | SP | HOU |
143 | Jerad Eickhoff | SP | PHI |
144 | Yasmany Tomas | LF,RF,UT | ARI |
145 | Devon Travis | 2B,UT | TOR |
146 | Blake Snell | SP | TB |
147 | Jake Lamb | 3B,UT | ARI |
148 | Yordano Ventura | SP | KC |
149 | Anthony DeSclafani | SP | CIN |
150 | Troy Tulowitzki | SS,UT | TOR |
151 | Adam Eaton | CF,RF,UT | WAS |
152 | Jeurys Familia | RP | NYM |
153 | Yasmani Grandal | C,UT | LAD |
154 | Cody Allen | RP | CLE |
155 | Dustin Pedroia | 2B,UT | BOS |
156 | Zack Greinke | SP | ARI |
157 | Jurickson Profar | 1B,2B,3B,SS,LF,UT | TEX |
158 | Tony Watson | RP | PIT |
159 | Sam Dyson | RP | TEX |
160 | Taijuan Walker | SP | ARI |
161 | Marcus Stroman | SP | TOR |
162 | Kelvin Herrera | RP | KC |
163 | Salvador Perez | C,UT | KC |
164 | Joc Pederson | CF,UT | LAD |
165 | Ben Zobrist | 2B,LF,RF,UT | CHC |
166 | Kevin Kiermaier | CF,UT | TB |
167 | Adrian Gonzalez | 1B,UT | LAD |
168 | Drew Pomeranz | SP,RP | BOS |
169 | Carlos Rodon | SP | CHW |
170 | Evan Gattis | C,UT | HOU |
171 | James Paxton | SP | SEA |
172 | Drew Smyly | SP | SEA |
173 | Jay Bruce | RF,UT | NYM |
174 | Matt Kemp | LF,RF,UT | ATL |
175 | Jake Odorizzi | SP | TB |
176 | David Peralta | RF,UT | ARI |
177 | Kole Calhoun | RF,UT | LAA |
178 | Brad Miller | 1B,SS,UT | TB |
179 | Jose Ramirez | 3B,LF,UT | CLE |
180 | Victor Martinez | UT | DET |
181 | Mike Moustakas | 3B,UT | KC |
182 | Sean Manaea | SP,RP | OAK |
183 | Elvis Andrus | SS,UT | TEX |
184 | Jorge Soler | LF,UT | KC |
185 | Dexter Fowler | CF,UT | STL |
186 | Justin Bour | 1B,UT | MIA |
187 | Garrett Richards | SP | LAA |
188 | Neil Walker | 2B,UT | NYM |
189 | Ender Inciarte | LF,CF,UT | ATL |
190 | Jung-Ho Kang | 3B | PIT |
191 | Jose Berrios | SP | MIN |
192 | Tanner Roark | SP,RP | WAS |
193 | Jordan Zimmermann | SP,RP | DET |
194 | Vincent Velasquez | SP | PHI |
195 | Randal Grichuk | CF,UT | STL |
196 | Seung-Hwan Oh | RP | STL |
197 | Raisel Iglesias | SP,RP | CIN |
198 | Marco Estrada | SP | TOR |
199 | J.A. Happ | SP | TOR |
200 | Adrian Beltre | 3B,UT | TEX |
201 | Jeff Samardzija | SP | SF |
202 | Brandon Kintzler | RP | MIN |
203 | Matt Moore | SP | SF |
204 | Joe Musgrove | SP,RP | HOU |
205 | Trevor Bauer | SP,RP | CLE |
206 | Max Kepler | RF,UT | MIN |
207 | Ryon Healy | 3B,UT | OAK |
208 | Domingo Santana | RF,UT | MIL |
209 | Corey Dickerson | LF,UT | TB |
210 | Adam Duvall | LF,UT | CIN |
211 | Collin McHugh | SP | HOU |
212 | Starlin Castro | 2B,UT | NYY |
213 | Jason Heyward | CF,RF,UT | CHC |
214 | Brandon Crawford | SS,UT | SF |
215 | Eric Thames | 1B,UT | MIL |
216 | Russell Martin | C,UT | TOR |
217 | Rich Hill | SP | LAD |
218 | Brandon Maurer | RP | SD |
219 | Micahel Pineda | SP | NYY |
220 | Hunter Pence | RF,UT | SF |
221 | Daniel Norris | SP,RP | DET |
222 | Tommy Joseph | 1B,UT | PHI |
223 | Alex Colome | RP | TB |
224 | A.J. Ramos | RP | MIA |
225 | Kendrys Morales | UT | TOR |
226 | Dylan Bundy | SP,RP | BAL |
227 | Eduardo Rodriguez | SP | BOS |
228 | Chris Carter | 1B,UT | (N/A) |
229 | Matt Wieters | C,UT | (N/A) |
230 | Brian McCann | C,UT | HOU |
231 | Shelby Miller | SP | ARI |
232 | Jose Peraza | 2B,SS,CF,UT | CIN |
233 | David Robertson | RP | CHW |
234 | Robbie Ray | SP | ARI |
235 | Jacoby Ellsbury | CF,UT | NYY |
236 | Josh Harrison | 2B,UT | PIT |
237 | Matt Shoemaker | SP | LAA |
238 | Carlos Gomez | LF,CF,UT | TEX |
239 | Tyler Skaggs | SP | LAA |
240 | Marcus Semien | SS,UT | OAK |
241 | Tim Anderson | SS,UT | CHW |
242 | Chris Tillman | SP | BAL |
243 | Jaime Garcia | SP,RP | ATL |
244 | Archie Bradley | SP | ARI |
245 | Didi Gregorius | SS,UT | NYY |
246 | Aaron Blair | SP | ATL |
247 | Josh Reddick | RF,UT | HOU |
248 | Matt Wisler | SP,RP | ATL |
249 | Adam Conley | SP | MIA |
250 | Brandon Drury | 2B,3B,LF,RF,UT | ARI |
251 | Stephen Vogt | C,UT | OAK |
252 | Mike Napoli | 1B,UT | (N/A) |
253 | Tyson Ross | SP | TEX |
254 | Logan Forsythe | 2B,UT | TB |
255 | Gio Gonzalez | SP | WAS |
256 | Hector Neris | RP | PHI |
257 | Mike Fiers | SP,RP | HOU |
258 | Eduardo Nunez | 3B,SS,UT | SF |
259 | Danny Velancia | 1B, 3B, RF, UT | OAK |
260 | Cam Bedrosian | RP | LAA |
261 | Kyle Barraclough | RP | MIA |
262 | Ervin Santana | SP | MIN |
263 | C.J. Cron | 1B,UT | LAA |
264 | Eugenio Suarez | 3B,UT | CIN |
265 | Travis Shaw | 1B,3B,UT | MIL |
266 | Hyun-Jin Ryu | SP | LAD |
267 | Cameron Maybin | CF,UT | LAA |
268 | Wilmer Flores | 1B,2B,3B,UT | NYM |
269 | Matt Duffy | 3B,SS,UT | TB |
270 | Adam Ottavino | RP | COL |
271 | Luis Severino | SP,RP | NYY |
272 | Addison Reed | RP | NYM |
273 | Denard Span | CF,UT | SF |
274 | Jeremy Hellickson | SP | PHI |
275 | Zach Davies | SP | MIL |
276 | Matt Bush | RP | TEX |
277 | Carlos Beltran | RF,UT | HOU |
278 | Nathan Karns | SP,RP | KC |
279 | Jarrod Dyson | LF,CF,RF,UT | SEA |
280 | Shawn Kelley | RP | WAS |
281 | Rajai Davis | LF,CF,UT | OAK |
282 | Zack Wheeler | SP | NYM |
283 | Mike Leake | SP | STL |
284 | Gerardo Parra | 1B,LF,CF,RF,UT | COL |
285 | Jason Hammel | SP | (N/A) |
286 | Wei-Yin Chen | SP | MIA |
287 | Luis Valbuena | 3B,UT | (N/A) |
288 | Lucas Duda | 1B,UT | NYM |
289 | Kevin Pillar | CF,UT | TOR |
290 | Nate Jones | RP | CHW |
291 | Braden Shipley | SP,RP | ARI |
292 | Kolten Wong | 2B,UT | STL |
293 | Leonys Martin | CF,UT | SEA |
294 | Chris Devenski | SP,RP | HOU |
295 | Tyler Thornburg | RP | BOS |
296 | Tyler Naquin | CF,UT | CLE |
297 | Lance Lynn | SP | STL |
298 | Hunter Strickland | RP | SF |
299 | Mitch Moreland | 1B,UT | BOS |
300 | Yunel Escobar | 3B,UT | LAA |
301 | Ryan Dull | RP | OAK |
302 | Alex Cobb | SP | TB |
303 | Arodys Vizcaino | RP | ATL |
304 | Asdrubal Cabrera | SS,UT | NYM |
305 | Derek Law | RP | SF |
306 | Francisco Rodriguez | RP | DET |
307 | Michael Lorenzen | RP | CIN |
308 | Jose Reyes | 3B,SS,UT | NYM |
309 | Huston Street | RP | LAA |
310 | Mike Foltynewicz | SP | ATL |
311 | Byung Ho Park | 1B,UT | MIN |
312 | Brett Gardner | LF,UT | NYY |
313 | Patrick Corbin | SP,RP | ARI |
314 | Jeanmar Gomez | RP | PHI |
315 | Will Harris | RP | HOU |
316 | Trevor Plouffe | 1B,3B,UT | OAK |
317 | Corey Knebel | RP | MIL |
318 | Jeremy Jeffress | RP | TEX |
319 | Zack Cozart | SS,UT | CIN |
320 | Wilson Ramos | C,UT | TB |
321 | Joe Panik | 2B,UT | SF |
322 | Darren O’Day | RP | BAL |
323 | Angel Pagan | LF,CF,UT | (N/A) |
324 | Curtis Granderson | CF,RF,UT | NYM |
325 | Brandon Phillips | 2B,UT | CIN |
326 | Mike Montgomery | SP,RP | CHC |
327 | Brad Boxberger | RP | TB |
328 | Adam Wainwright | SP | STL |
329 | Ian Kennedy | SP | KC |
330 | Marwin Gonzalez | 1B,2B,3B,SS,LF,UT | HOU |
331 | Fernando Rodney | RP | ARI |
332 | Alcides Escobar | SS,UT | KC |
333 | Dan Straily | SP,RP | CIN |
334 | Yadier Molina | C,UT | STL |
335 | Brandon Finnegan | SP | CIN |
336 | Ketel Marte | SS,UT | ARI |
337 | Wellington Castillo | C | BAL |
338 | Steven Souza Jr. | RF, UT | TB |
339 | Blake Treinen | RP | WAS |
340 | Scott Kazmir | SP | LAD |
341 | J.J. Hardy | SS,UT | BAL |
342 | Jim Johnson | RP | ATL |
343 | Hector Santiago | SS,UT | SF |
344 | Sandy Leon | C,UT | BOS |
345 | Steve Cishek | RP | SEA |
346 | Micahel Feliz | RP | HOU |
347 | Hisashi Iwakuma | SP | SEA |
348 | Martin Prado | 3B,UT | MIA |
349 | Trevor Rosenthal | RP | STL |
350 | Michael Wacha | SP,RP | STL |
351 | Hyun Soo Kim | LF,UT | BAL |
352 | Clay Buchholz | SP,RP | PHI |
353 | Jhonny Peralta | 3B,SS,UT | STL |
354 | Brett Lawrie | 2B,UT | CHW |
355 | Matt Adams | 1B,UT | STL |
356 | Michael Saunders | LF,RF,UT | PHI |
357 | Mychal Givens | RP | BAL |
358 | Melky Cabrera | LF,UT | CHW |
359 | Mike Zunino | C,UT | SEA |
360 | Pablo Sandoval | 3B,UT | BOS |
361 | Ivan Nova | SP,RP | PIT |
362 | Carson Smith | RP | BOS |
363 | Derek Dietrich | 1B,2B,3B,UT | MIA |
364 | Kendall Graveman | SP | OAK |
365 | Travis d’Arnaud | C,UT | NYM |
366 | Justin Wilson | RP | DET |
367 | Drew Storen | RP | CIN |
368 | Brock Holt | 3B,LF,UT | BOS |
369 | Freddy Galvis | SS,UT | PHI |
370 | Yovanni Gallardo | SP | BAL |
371 | Ryan Madson | RP | OAK |
372 | Sean Doolittle | RP | OAK |
373 | Keon Broxton | CF,UT | MIL |
374 | Brad Hand | RP | SD |
375 | Hector Rondon | RP | CHC |
376 | Jordy Mercer | SS,UT | PIT |
377 | Francisco Cervelli | C,UT | PIT |
378 | Tyler Chatwood | SP | COL |
379 | Blake Swihart | C,LF,UT | BOS |
380 | Alex Wood | SP,RP | LAD |
381 | Jayson Werth | LF,UT | WAS |
382 | Yan Gomes | C,UT | CLE |
383 | Chad Kukl | RP | OAK |
384 | Brandon Moss | 1B,LF,RF,UT | (N/A) |
385 | Derek Norris | C,UT | WAS |
386 | Shin-Soo Choo | RF,UT | TEX |
387 | Brad Ziegler | RP | MIA |
388 | Henry Owens | RP | MIA |
389 | Andrelton Simmons | SS,UT | LAA |
390 | Cameron Rupp | C,UT | PHI |
391 | Luke Gregorson | RP | HOU |
392 | Ryan Schimpf | 2B,3B,UT | SD |
393 | Kevin Siegrist | RP | STL |
394 | Brad Brach | RP | BAL |
395 | Steven Wright | SP | BOS |
396 | Steve Pearce | 1B,2B,UT | TOR |
397 | Devin Mesoraco | C,UT | CIN |
398 | Daniel Hudson | RP | PIT |
399 | Tony Cingrani | RP | CIN |
400 | Ryan Zimmerman | 1B,UT | WAS |
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Gregory Polanco Had A Great 2016 Season, but 2017 Could Be Even Better
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Gregory Polanco made huge strides in 2016, but this Pittsburgh Pirates outfielder could be in store for an even bigger 2017 season. At only 25 years old, Polanco made significant improvements to his swing and approach at the plate in 2016. He finished the season with a .258/.323/.463 slash line, 34 doubles, four triples, 22 home runs, 86 RBIs, 79 runs, and 17 stolen bases. Out of all Major League hitters this year, only 14 had more than 20 home runs and 15 stolen bases. Out of those 15, only five are 25 years old or younger (Gregory Polanco, Bryce Harper, Mookie Betts, Mike Trout, Wil Myers). As you can see, Polanco is in a very elite group of young talent, but after looking more into his numbers, his game could explode in the upcoming seasons.
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Midseason Top 100 MLB Prospect Rankings Analysis (11-20)
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Below you can find my analysis for the prospects ranked between 11-20 for the 2016 midseason top prospect list. If you want to see the full top 100 list, please visit the following link: SEE THE TOP 100 PROSPECT RANKINGS. I will be posting daily analysis of every player listed in the top 100, so please follow my blog and other social media for updates.

- Alex Reyes (STL, 21 Years Old, RHP): If you are looking for a frontline starter, look no further. Reyes has the upside of a top-10 pitcher in the next few years. He has an elite fastball-breaking ball combination and his changeup has developed quite nicely. He has been known to touch 102-103 MPH with his fastball, so that speaks for itself. He has struggled this season at Triple-A, but that doesn’t take away from his potential. In 55 innings pitched, he owns a 5.07 ERA, 51 hits against, 79 strikeouts, and 27 walks. He has an elite strikeout rate, but his walk rate does scare me. He was just scratched from his most recent start in the minors, so many people believe the Cardinals are preparing to call him up to the big leagues.
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2016 Dynasty & Keeper League Top 100 Midseason Rankings
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Below you can find my list of the top 100 dynasty/keeper baseball league rankings after the first half of the season. These rankings are obviously subject to change based on the performance of each player throughout the rest of the season. If you have any questions or comments, please feel free to reach out to me on my social media, which you can find at the end of this article. Thank you and enjoy.
1. Mike Trout (OF; LAA)
- Bryce Harper (OF; WSH)
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Clayton Kershaw (SP; LAD)
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Mookie Betts (OF; BOS)
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Manny Machado (3B; BAL)
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Jose Altuve (2B; HOU)
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Kris Bryant (3B; CHC)
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Carlos Correa (SS; HOU)
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Paul Goldschmidt (1B; ARI)
10. Nolan Arenado (3B; COL)
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Midseason Top 100 Prospect Rankings Analysis (61-70)
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Below you can find my analysis for the prospects ranked between 71-80 for the 2016 midseason top prospect list. If you want to see the full top 100 list, please visit the following link: SEE THE TOP 100 PROSPECT RANKINGS. I will be posting daily analysis of every player listed in the top 100, so please follow my blog and other social media for updates.
CLICK HERE TO SEE THE ANALYSIS OF THE PROSPECTS RANKED 71-80

- Kyle Lewis (SEA, 20 Years Old, OF): Kyle Lewis was drafted 11th overall by the Seattle Mariners in the 2016 MLB Draft. Lewis went to a small college named Mercer University, but nothing about Lewis is small. He puts up HUGE numbers at the plate, he is a massive human being, and he is going to be a big-time prospect. He stands 6’4 and weighs about 210 pounds. He currently plays centerfield, but as he fills out, he is expected to play one of the corner spots in the outfield. In his last season at Mercer, Lewis hit .395, with 20 home runs, 72 RBIs, and a .525 OBP. In his short time in the minors, he hasn’t been overmatched at all, which is a great sign. Lewis has immense potential and could be a serious home run threat down the line.
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Midseason Top 100 Prospect Rankings Analysis (71-80)
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Below you can find my analysis for the prospects ranked between 71-80 for the 2016 midseason top prospect list. If you want to see the full top 100 list, please visit the following link: SEE THE TOP 100 PROSPECT RANKINGS. I will be posting daily analysis of every player listed in the top 100, so please follow my blog and other social media for updates.
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- Luis Ortiz (TEX, 20 Years Old, RHP): Oritz has been very impressive when he is on the mound. Unfortunately, Ortiz has been very injury prone in his first few seasons of professional baseball. He was drafted 30th overall by the Rangers in 2014. Since being drafted, he has flown through the minors. At the age of 20, he is already in Double-A. He is 4.3 years younger than the average competition in Double-A, so that is very impressive in itself. In 61.1 innings between High-A and Double-A this season, he owns a 3.23 ERA, 61 hits allowed, 56 strikeouts, and only 13 walks. He has a great feel for all of his pitches, which translates to very few walks. Ortiz has the potential to be a 2/3 starter in the Rangers rotation in the near future.
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Midseason Top 100 MLB Prospect Rankings Analysis (81-90)
Posted by Dynasty_Digest
Below you can find my analysis for the prospects ranked between 81-90 for the 2016 midseason top prospect list. If you want to see the full top 100 list, please visit the following link: SEE THE TOP 100 PROSPECT RANKINGS. I will be posting daily analysis of every player listed in the top 100, so please follow my blog and other social media for updates.
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- Gary Sanchez (NYY, 23 Years Old, C): Sanchez has been a highly touted prospect since 2011. He has fluctuated in the rankings each year, but he is finally close to the big leagues. In 243 plate appearances this season, he is batting .281, with nine home runs, .321 OBP, .487 slugging percentage, and a .808 OPS in Triple-A. His defense has improved quite a bit to go along with his elite arm, so it looks like he will stick behind the plate. Sanchez is the catcher of the future for the New York Yankees.
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Midseason Top 100 MLB Prospect Rankings
Posted by Dynasty_Digest
Hello all you baseball fans. Below you can find my 2016 midseason top 100 prospects list. I will be posting daily articles highlighting and analyzing each prospect (in groups of 10) throughout the next week, so keep an eye out for those articles. To get email updates when these articles are published, please follow my blog (dynastydigest.sportsblog.com). If you have any questions or comments, please feel free to reach out to me on Twitter (@dynasty_digest).
1. Yoan Moncada (BOS, 21 Years Old, 2B)
2. Lucas Giolito (WSH, 21 Years Old, RHP)
3. Alex Bregman (HOU, 22 Years Old, SS/3B)
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Josh Reddick is Having a Breakout Season in Oakland
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Wednesday August 8th, 2012
Sam Evans: When the A’s acquired Josh Reddick from Boston this offseason, he appeared to be in place simply to just eat some at-bats for a rebuilding ballclub. However, in 2012, Reddick has finally tapped into some of his raw power, and as a result, he’s on pace to have a 5+ WAR season. Josh Reddick is one of the main reasons Oakland is contending this year, and Red Sox fans have to wonder if their team correctly evaluated Reddick’s talent. If Reddick can prove that his first 105 games haven’t been a fluke, he has a chance to win the A.L. Comeback Player of the Year award, and earn himself a long-term contract.
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