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ESPN Fantasy Baseball Top 300: Points leagues Player Team All pos. Player Team All pos. Player Team All pos. Player Team All pos. 1. Mike Trout LAA OF 76. Billy Hamilton CIN OF 151. Didi Gregorius NYY SS 226. David Price BOS SP 2. Jose Altuve HOU 2B 77. DJ LeMahieu COL 2B 152. Tim Beckham BAL SS 227. Asdrubal Cabrera NYM SS/2B/3B 3. Clayton Kershaw LAD SP 78. Kyle Seager SEA 3B 153. Matt Chapman OAK 3B 228. Greg Holland FA RP 4. Joey Votto CIN 1B 79. Noah Syndergaard NYM SP 154. Avisail Garcia CWS OF 229. Jeimer Candelario DET 3B 5. Kenley Jansen LAD RP 80. Matt Carpenter STL 1B 155. Adrian Beltre TEX 3B 230. Madison Bumgarner SF SP 6. Nolan Arenado COL 3B 81. Dallas Keuchel HOU SP 156. Matt Olson OAK 1B 231. Jeff Samardzija SF SP 7. Mookie Betts BOS OF 82. Yasiel Puig LAD OF 157. Kyle Schwarber CHC OF 232. Dylan Bundy BAL SP 8. Bryce Harper WSH OF 83. Logan Morrison MIN 1B 158. Kyle Hendricks CHC SP 233. James Paxton SEA SP 9. Charlie Blackmon COL OF 84. Manuel Margot SD OF 159. Ryon Healy SEA 3B/1B 234. Albert Pujols LAA DH 10. Corey Kluber CLE SP 85. Gary Sanchez NYY C 160. Max Kepler MIN OF 235. Keone Kela TEX RP 11. Jose Ramirez CLE 2B/3B 86. Starling Marte PIT OF 161. Jackie Bradley Jr. BOS OF 236. Maikel Franco PHI 3B 12. Trea Turner WSH SS 87. Ender Inciarte ATL OF 162. Luis Castillo CIN SP 237. Shohei Ohtani LAA SP/DH 13. J.D. Martinez BOS OF 88. Ozzie Albies ATL 2B 163. Wade Davis COL RP 238. Jedd Gyorko STL 3B 14. Paul Goldschmidt ARI 1B 89. Rougned Odor TEX 2B 164. Zack Cozart LAA SS 239. Johnny Cueto SF SP 15. Chris Sale BOS SP 90. Corey Dickerson PIT OF 165. Scott Kingery PHI 2B 240. Denard Span TB OF 16. Freddie Freeman ATL 1B 91. Ian Happ CHC 2B/OF 166. Brandon Morrow CHC RP 241. Aaron Hicks NYY OF 17. Giancarlo Stanton NYY OF 92. Jeurys Familia NYM RP 167. Kevin Pillar TOR OF 242. Starlin Castro MIA 2B 18. Max Scherzer WSH SP 93. Jay Bruce NYM OF 168. Orlando Arcia MIL SS 243. Cole Hamels TEX SP 19. Anthony Rizzo CHC 1B 94. Mike Moustakas KC 3B 169. C.J. Cron TB 1B 244. Melky Cabrera FA OF 20. Kris Bryant CHC 3B 95. Ryan Braun MIL OF 170. Shin-Soo Choo TEX OF 245. Addison Russell CHC SS 21. Manny Machado BAL 3B 96. Adam Jones BAL OF 171. Zack Godley ARI SP 246. Jake Arrieta PHI SP 22. Josh Donaldson TOR 3B 97. Adam Eaton WSH OF 172. Aaron Altherr PHI OF 247. Salvador Perez KC C 23. Carlos Correa HOU SS 98. Domingo Santana MIL OF 173. Chris Davis BAL 1B 248. Joe Mauer MIN 1B 24. Francisco Lindor CLE SS 99. Trevor Story COL SS 174. Brett Gardner NYY OF 249. Fernando Rodney MIN RP 25. Craig Kimbrel BOS RP 100. Evan Longoria SF 3B 175. Eduardo Nunez BOS 2B/3B/OF 250. Michael Brantley CLE OF 26. Aaron Judge NYY OF 101. Edwin Diaz SEA RP 176. Evan Gattis HOU C 251. Michael Wacha STL SP 27. Cody Bellinger LAD 1B/OF 102. Miguel Sano MIN 3B 177. Josh Reddick HOU OF 252. Chase Anderson MIL SP 28. Brian Dozier MIN 2B 103. Javier Baez CHC SS/2B 178. Cesar Hernandez PHI 2B 253. Ervin Santana MIN SP 29. Nelson Cruz SEA DH 104. Jake Lamb ARI 3B 179. Mitch Haniger SEA OF 254. Nick Markakis ATL OF 30. Dee Gordon SEA 2B 105. Miguel Cabrera DET 1B 180. Brandon Belt SF 1B 255. J.A. Happ TOR SP 31. Edwin Encarnacion CLE 1B 106. Xander Bogaerts BOS SS 181. Alex Wood LAD SP 256. Charlie Morton HOU SP 32. Christian Yelich MIL OF 107. Ian Desmond COL 1B/OF 182. Jason Kipnis CLE 2B 257. Brad Miller TB 2B 33. George Springer HOU OF 108. Justin Bour MIA 1B 183. Lucas Duda KC 1B 258. Kevin Gausman BAL SP 34. Elvis Andrus TEX SS 109. Ken Giles HOU RP 184. Archie Bradley ARI RP 259. Dustin Fowler OAK OF 35. Anthony Rendon WSH 3B 110. Eugenio Suarez CIN 3B 185. Greg Bird NYY 1B 260. Lewis Brinson MIA OF 36. Tommy Pham STL OF 111. Bradley Zimmer CLE OF 186. J.T. Realmuto MIA C 261. Mark Trumbo BAL OF 37. Marcell Ozuna STL OF 112. Cody Allen CLE RP 187. Jon Lester CHC SP 262. Taijuan Walker ARI SP 38. Jose Abreu CWS 1B 113. Robbie Ray ARI SP 188. Steven Souza Jr. ARI OF 263. David Dahl COL OF 39. Andrew Benintendi BOS OF 114. Alex Colome TB RP 189. David Peralta ARI OF 264. Lonnie Chisenhall CLE OF 40. Justin Upton LAA OF 115. Marwin Gonzalez HOU SS/1B/2B/OF 190. Jonathan Villar MIL 2B 265. Lucas Giolito CWS SP 41. Alex Bregman HOU SS/3B 116. Kevin Kiermaier TB OF 191. Scooter Gennett CIN 2B 266. Jose Peraza CIN SS/2B 42. Felipe Rivero PIT RP 117. Chris Taylor LAD 2B/OF 192. Marcus Semien OAK SS 267. Julio Teheran ATL SP 43. Lorenzo Cain MIL OF 118. Yu Darvish CHC SP 193. Randal Grichuk TOR OF 268. Yadier Molina STL C 44. A.J. Pollock ARI OF 119. Ryan Zimmerman WSH 1B 194. Rick Porcello BOS SP 269. Jameson Taillon PIT SP 45. Yoenis Cespedes NYM OF 120. Yonder Alonso CLE 1B 195. Carlos Gonzalez COL OF 270. Matt Joyce OAK OF 46. Wil Myers SD 1B 121. Masahiro Tanaka NYY SP 196. Willson Contreras CHC C 271. Tanner Roark WSH SP 47. Whit Merrifield KC 2B 122. Gerrit Cole HOU SP 197. Hunter Renfroe SD OF 272. Mike Zunino SEA C 48. Travis Shaw MIL 3B 123. Carlos Martinez STL SP 198. Brandon Crawford SF SS 273. Sean Manaea OAK SP 49. Corey Seager LAD SS 124. Trey Mancini BAL 1B/OF 199. Paul DeJong STL SS/2B 274. Garrett Richards LAA SP 50. Khris Davis OAK OF 125. Aaron Nola PHI SP 200. Kelvin Herrera KC RP 275. Mikie Mahtook DET OF 51. Roberto Osuna TOR RP 126. Josh Bell PIT 1B 201. Mike Leake SEA SP 276. Jordan Montgomery NYY SP 52. Daniel Murphy WSH 2B 127. Buster Posey SF C/1B 202. Marcus Stroman TOR SP 277. Ketel Marte ARI SS 53. Jonathan Schoop BAL 2B 128. Blake Treinen OAK RP 203. Scott Schebler CIN OF 278. Jon Gray COL SP 54. Rhys Hoskins PHI 1B/OF 129. Tim Anderson CWS SS 204. Jose Berrios MIN SP 279. Patrick Corbin ARI SP 55. Carlos Carrasco CLE SP 130. Eric Thames MIL 1B/OF 205. Luke Weaver STL SP 280. Zach Davies MIL SP 56. Eric Hosmer SD 1B 131. Justin Turner LAD 3B 206. Shane Greene DET RP 281. Addison Reed MIN RP 57. Jean Segura SEA SS 132. Delino DeShields TEX OF 207. Yuli Gurriel HOU 1B 282. Lance McCullers Jr. HOU SP 58. Rafael Devers BOS 3B 133. Kendrys Morales TOR DH 208. Gio Gonzalez WSH SP 283. Cameron Maybin MIA OF 59. Eddie Rosario MIN OF 134. Adam Duvall CIN OF 209. Freddy Galvis SD SS 284. Joakim Soria CWS RP 60. Byron Buxton MIN OF 135. Kole Calhoun LAA OF 210. Joe Panik SF 2B 285. Willie Calhoun TEX OF 61. Zack Greinke ARI SP 136. Michael Conforto NYM OF 211. Michael Fulmer DET SP 286. Ivan Nova PIT SP 62. Andrew McCutchen SF OF 137. Hector Neris PHI RP 212. Brad Brach BAL RP 287. Rich Hill LAD SP 63. Corey Knebel MIL RP 138. Ian Kinsler LAA 2B 213. Trevor Bauer CLE SP 288. Marco Estrada TOR SP 64. Brad Hand SD RP 139. Arodys Vizcaino ATL RP 214. Todd Frazier NYM 3B 289. Nick Williams PHI OF 65. Robinson Cano SEA 2B 140. Andrelton Simmons LAA SS 215. Carlos Gomez TB OF 290. Kenta Maeda LAD SP 66. Stephen Strasburg WSH SP 141. Chris Archer TB SP 216. Sonny Gray NYY SP 291. Matt Davidson CWS 3B 67. Carlos Santana PHI 1B 142. Odubel Herrera PHI OF 217. Kolten Wong STL 2B 292. Gleyber Torres NYY SS 68. Joey Gallo TEX 3B/1B 143. Sean Doolittle WSH RP 218. Yangervis Solarte TOR SS/2B/3B 293. Eduardo Escobar MIN 3B 69. Justin Smoak TOR 1B 144. Yoan Moncada CWS 2B 219. Blake Parker LAA RP 294. Jason Heyward CHC OF 70. Jacob deGrom NYM SP 145. Dexter Fowler STL OF 220. Mark Melancon SF RP 295. Chase Headley SD 3B/1B 71. Aroldis Chapman NYY RP 146. Gregory Polanco PIT OF 221. Danny Duffy KC SP 296. Matt Duffy TB SS 72. Nicholas Castellanos DET 3B/OF 147. Jose Quintana CHC SP 222. Andrew Miller CLE RP 297. Chris Devenski HOU RP 73. Luis Severino NYY SP 148. Nomar Mazara TEX OF 223. Curtis Granderson TOR OF 298. Clayton Richard SD SP 74. Raisel Iglesias CIN RP 149. Stephen Piscotty OAK OF 224. Amed Rosario NYM SS 299. Ben Gamel SEA OF 75. Justin Verlander HOU SP 150. Ronald Acuna ATL OF 225. Josh Harrison PIT 2B/3B 300. David Robertson NYY RP "All pos." is a list of all positions at which the player is eligible in standard ESPN leagues. 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