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Mixedpospoints.Pdf ESPN Fantasy Baseball Cheat Sheet: H2H points leagues Starting pitchers, cont. First basemen Shortstops Outfielders Outfielders, cont. 51. (193) Rick Porcello NYM $2 1. (13) Cody Bellinger (OF) LAD $32 1. (3) Trea Turner WSH $41 1. (1) Ronald Acuna Jr. ATL $44 63. (202) Victor Reyes DET $2 52. (194) Marco Gonzales SEA $2 2. (19) Freddie Freeman ATL $28 2. (9) Francisco Lindor CLE $33 2. (5) Christian Yelich MIL $37 64. (204) Mike Yastrzemski SF $2 53. (203) Jon Gray COL $2 3. (41) Paul Goldschmidt STL $20 3. (14) Trevor Story COL $32 3. (6) Mookie Betts LAD $35 65. (206) David Dahl COL $2 54. (216) Jordan Montgomery NYY $2 4. (54) Pete Alonso NYM $18 4. (17) Alex Bregman (3B) HOU $30 4. (13) Cody Bellinger (1B) LAD $32 66. (207) Justin Upton LAA $2 55. (224) Mike Foltynewicz ATL $1 5. (63) Jose Abreu CWS $15 5. (18) Fernando Tatis Jr. SD $29 5. (23) Bryce Harper PHI $27 67. (211) Gregory Polanco PIT $2 Last updated: 56. (236) Aaron Civale CLE $1 6. (77) Carlos Santana CLE $13 6. (21) Jonathan Villar (2B) MIA $28 6. (24) George Springer HOU $26 68. (212) Joc Pederson (1B) LAD $2 Friday, July 24, 2020 57. (239) Julio Urias LAD $1 7. (82) Anthony Rizzo CHC $12 7. (26) Adalberto Mondesi KC $25 7. (25) Whit Merrifield (2B) KC $26 69. (219) Kevin Kiermaier TB $1 Position rank is listed first, followed by overall rank in 58. (240) Jake Odorizzi MIN $1 8. (93) Matt Olson OAK $11 8. (28) Marcus Semien OAK $24 8. (27) Mike Trout LAA $25 70. (220) Shogo Akiyama CIN $1 parentheses. Additional positions are listed next to the player's name in parentheses. Auction values are based on a standard 59. (242) Yonny Chirinos TB $1 9. (94) Danny Santana (OF) TEX $11 9. (37) Javier Baez CHC $22 9. (31) J.D. Martinez BOS $24 71. (222) Kole Calhoun ARI $1 ESPN league with a $260 budget. 60. (244) Dylan Bundy LAA $1 10. (101) Josh Bell PIT $10 10. (40) Xander Bogaerts BOS $21 10. (32) Ramon Laureano OAK $24 72. (223) Randal Grichuk TOR $1 Starting pitchers 61. (247) Zac Gallen ARI $1 11. (109) Max Muncy (2B/3B) LAD $9 11. (44) Bo Bichette TOR $19 11. (36) Starling Marte ARI $22 73. (225) Jay Bruce PHI $1 62. (251) Masahiro Tanaka NYY $1 12. (113) Rhys Hoskins PHI $8 12. (56) Tim Anderson CWS $17 12. (39) Ketel Marte (2B) ARI $21 74. (227) Dylan Carlson STL $1 1. (2) Gerrit Cole NYY $42 63. (252) Dinelson Lamet SD $1 13. (117) DJ LeMahieu (2B/3B) NYY $8 13. (59) Manny Machado (3B) SD $17 13. (42) Jeff McNeil (2B/3B) NYM $20 75. (228) Austin Riley ATL $1 2. (4) Justin Verlander HOU $38 64. (256) Mike Fiers OAK $1 14. (118) Howie Kendrick (2B) WSH $8 14. (62) Gleyber Torres (2B) NYY $16 14. (47) Marcell Ozuna ATL $19 76. (229) David Peralta ARI $1 3. (7) Jacob deGrom NYM $33 65. (257) Homer Bailey MIN $1 15. (125) Yuli Gurriel (3B) HOU $6 15. (70) Elvis Andrus TEX $14 15. (60) Nicholas Castellanos CIN $16 77. (230) Brian Anderson (3B) MIA $1 4. (8) Max Scherzer WSH $34 66. (273) Rich Hill MIN $0 16. (134) Eric Thames WSH $6 16. (71) Jorge Polanco MIN $14 16. (65) Kris Bryant (3B) CHC $15 78. (231) Shin-Soo Choo TEX $1 5. (10) Shane Bieber CLE $33 67. (274) Kevin Gausman SF $0 17. (146) Joey Votto CIN $5 17. (91) Amed Rosario NYM $11 17. (66) Oscar Mercado CLE $15 79. (232) Anthony Santander BAL $1 6. (12) Zack Greinke HOU $32 68. (277) Danny Duffy KC $0 18. (155) Christian Walker ARI $4 18. (102) Jean Segura PHI $10 18. (72) Charlie Blackmon COL $14 80. (235) Chris Taylor (SS/2B) LAD $1 7. (20) Walker Buehler LAD $28 69. (287) Tanner Roark TOR $0 19. (163) Edwin Encarnacion CWS $4 19. (112) Carlos Correa HOU $9 19. (76) Victor Robles WSH $13 81. (243) Raimel Tapia COL $1 8. (29) Mike Clevinger CLE $24 70. (288) Merrill Kelly ARI $0 20. (167) Daniel Murphy COL $3 20. (115) Jon Berti (OF/3B) MIA $8 20. (78) Juan Soto WSH $13 82. (254) Leury Garcia CWS $1 9. (33) Charlie Morton TB $23 71. (289) Kyle Gibson TEX $0 21. (188) C.J. Cron DET $2 21. (135) Corey Seager LAD $6 21. (79) Jorge Soler KC $13 83. (259) Domingo Santana CLE $1 10. (38) Lucas Giolito CWS $21 72. (292) Joey Lucchesi SD $0 22. (201) Renato Nunez BAL $2 22. (136) Paul DeJong STL $6 22. (80) Andrew Benintendi BOS $13 84. (262) Brandon Nimmo NYM $0 11. (43) Shohei Ohtani LAA $20 73. (293) Robbie Ray ARI $0 23. (212) Joc Pederson (OF) LAD $2 23. (150) Kevin Newman (2B) PIT $4 23. (81) Tommy Pham SD $13 85. (263) Niko Goodrum (SS/2B) DET $0 12. (46) Jose Berrios MIN $19 74. (296) Chris Bassitt OAK $0 24. (214) Eric Hosmer SD $2 24. (187) Didi Gregorius PHI $2 24. (84) Luis Robert CWS $12 86. (264) Harrison Bader STL $0 13. (48) Mike Minor TEX $19 75. (301) Jeff Samardzija SF $0 25. (237) Yasmani Grandal (C) CWS $1 25. (196) Nick Ahmed ARI $2 25. (87) Austin Meadows TB $12 87. (267) Ian Happ CHC $0 14. (49) Stephen Strasburg WSH $18 76. (307) Matt Strahm SD $0 26. (250) Luke Voit NYY $1 26. (197) Dansby Swanson ATL $2 26. (88) Michael Brantley HOU $12 88. (270) Enrique Hernandez (2B) LAD $0 15. (50) Lance Lynn TEX $18 77. (308) Nathan Eovaldi BOS $0 27. (266) Brandon Belt SF $0 27. (199) Jose Iglesias BAL $2 27. (89) Eloy Jimenez CWS $12 89. (275) Jason Heyward CHC $0 16. (51) Brandon Woodruff MIL $18 78. (309) J.A. Happ NYY $0 28. (282) Michael Chavis (2B) BOS $0 28. (235) Chris Taylor (OF/2B) LAD $1 28. (94) Danny Santana (1B) TEX $11 90. (278) Franchy Cordero SD $0 17. (53) Jack Flaherty STL $18 79. (310) Caleb Smith MIA $0 29. (283) Yandy Diaz (3B) TB $0 29. (241) Nicky Lopez (2B) KC $1 29. (99) Aaron Judge NYY $10 91. (279) Tyler O'Neill STL $0 18. (57) Chris Paddack SD $17 80. (314) Anibal Sanchez WSH $0 30. (286) Albert Pujols LAA $0 30. (245) Andrelton Simmons LAA $1 30. (104) Adam Eaton WSH $10 92. (280) Teoscar Hernandez TOR $0 19. (61) Patrick Corbin WSH $16 Relief pitchers Second basemen Third basemen 31. (105) Lorenzo Cain MIL $9 93. (281) David Fletcher (3B/2B/SS) LAA $0 20. (64) Aaron Nola PHI $15 32. (106) Kyle Schwarber CHC $9 94. (294) Yoenis Cespedes NYM $0 21. (67) Carlos Carrasco CLE $15 1. (67) Carlos Carrasco CLE $15 1. (16) Jose Altuve HOU $31 1. (11) Jose Ramirez CLE $32 33. (111) Eddie Rosario MIN $9 95. (297) Jackie Bradley Jr. BOS $0 22. (68) Frankie Montas OAK $14 2. (100) Joe Musgrove PIT $10 2. (21) Jonathan Villar (SS) MIA $28 2. (15) Nolan Arenado COL $31 34. (114) Michael Conforto NYM $8 96. (313) Stephen Piscotty OAK $0 23. (73) Corey Kluber TEX $14 3. (107) Kenley Jansen LAD $9 3. (22) Ozzie Albies ATL $27 3. (17) Alex Bregman (SS) HOU $30 35. (115) Jon Berti (SS/3B) MIA $8 97. (319) Marwin Gonzalez (3B/1B) MIN $0 24. (75) Kyle Hendricks CHC $13 4. (116) Josh Hader MIL $8 4. (25) Whit Merrifield (OF) KC $26 4. (30) Anthony Rendon LAA $24 36. (119) Mallex Smith SEA $7 98. (325) Ender Inciarte ATL $0 25. (83) Mike Soroka ATL $12 5. (142) Carlos Martinez STL $5 5. (35) Keston Hiura MIL $22 5. (34) Rafael Devers BOS $23 37. (121) Ryan Braun MIL $7 99. (329) Aristides Aquino CIN $0 26. (95) Luis Castillo CIN $11 6. (144) Kirby Yates SD $5 6. (39) Ketel Marte (OF) ARI $21 6. (42) Jeff McNeil (OF/2B) NYM $20 38. (123) Giancarlo Stanton NYY $7 100. (331) Jo Adell LAA $0 27. (97) Blake Snell TB $11 7. (147) Roberto Osuna HOU $5 7. (42) Jeff McNeil (OF/3B) NYM $20 7. (52) Tommy Edman (2B) STL $18 39. (127) Andrew McCutchen PHI $6 Catchers 28. (98) Sean Manaea OAK $11 8. (158) Kenta Maeda MIN $4 8. (52) Tommy Edman (3B) STL $18 8. (59) Manny Machado (SS) SD $17 40. (128) Lourdes Gurriel Jr. TOR $6 29. (100) Joe Musgrove PIT $10 9. (164) Liam Hendriks OAK $4 9. (55) Kolten Wong STL $17 9. (65) Kris Bryant (OF) CHC $15 41. (129) Bryan Reynolds PIT $6 1. (90) J.T. Realmuto PHI $11 30. (103) Hyun-Jin Ryu TOR $10 10. (165) Ken Giles TOR $4 10. (58) Cesar Hernandez CLE $17 10. (69) Josh Donaldson MIN $14 42. (138) Avisail Garcia FA $5 2. (195) Willson Contreras CHC $2 31. (120) German Marquez COL $7 11. (170) Max Fried ATL $3 11. (62) Gleyber Torres (SS) NYY $16 11. (74) Matt Chapman OAK $14 43. (140) Alex Verdugo BOS $5 3. (215) Gary Sanchez NYY $2 32. (122) Trevor Bauer CIN $7 12. (171) Ross Stripling LAD $3 12. (85) Eduardo Escobar (3B) ARI $12 12. (85) Eduardo Escobar (2B) ARI $12 44. (141) Hunter Renfroe TB $5 4. (217) Mitch Garver MIN $2 33.
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