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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. Mookie Betts BOS OF 76. Kirby Yates SD RP 151. Masahiro Tanaka NYY SP 226. Steven Souza Jr. ARI OF 2. Mike Trout LAA OF 77. Eugenio Suarez CIN 3B 152. Wade Davis COL RP 227. Alen Hanson SF 2B/OF 3. Jose Ramirez CLE 3B 78. Miguel Andujar NYY 3B 153. Andrew Heaney LAA SP 228. Kole Calhoun LAA OF 4. J.D. Martinez BOS OF 79. David Peralta ARI OF 154. Zack Wheeler NYM SP 229. Yonder Alonso CWS 1B 5. Trea Turner WSH SS 80. Marcell Ozuna STL OF 155. David Price BOS SP 230. Brandon Crawford SF SS 6. Francisco Lindor CLE SS 81. A.J. Pollock LAD OF 156. Evan Longoria SF 3B 231. Willy Adames TB SS 7. Nolan Arenado COL 3B 82. George Springer HOU OF 157. Jack Flaherty STL SP 232. Shane Bieber CLE SP 8. Freddie Freeman ATL 1B 83. Craig Kimbrel FA RP 158. Jake Lamb ARI 3B 233. Willson Contreras CHC C 9. Chris Sale BOS SP 84. Michael Brantley HOU OF 159. Hunter Renfroe SD OF 234. Jose Quintana CHC SP 10. Max Scherzer WSH SP 85. Raisel Iglesias CIN RP 160. Clayton Kershaw LAD SP 235. Leonys Martin CLE OF 11. Jose Altuve HOU 2B 86. Justin Turner LAD 3B 161. Jay Bruce SEA OF/1B 236. Ben Zobrist CHC 2B/OF 12. Trevor Story COL SS 87. Jesus Aguilar MIL 1B 162. Niko Goodrum DET 2B/1B 237. Nick Markakis ATL OF 13. Christian Yelich MIL OF 88. Carlos Correa HOU SS 163. Billy Hamilton KC OF 238. Brett Gardner NYY OF 14. Alex Bregman HOU SS/3B 89. Brian Dozier WSH 2B 164. Shane Greene DET RP 239. Yasmani Grandal MIL C 15. Charlie Blackmon COL OF 90. J.T. Realmuto PHI C 165. Jackie Bradley Jr. BOS OF 240. Gregory Polanco PIT OF 16. Jacob deGrom NYM SP 91. Corey Seager LAD SS 166. James Paxton NYY SP 241. Buster Posey SF C 17. Ronald Acuna Jr. ATL OF 92. Joey Gallo TEX OF/1B 167. Adam Frazier PIT 2B/OF 242. J.A. Happ NYY SP 18. Javier Baez CHC SS/2B/3B 93. Jose Peraza CIN SS 168. Jose Berrios MIN SP 243. Alex Wood CIN SP 19. Aaron Judge NYY OF 94. Jordan Hicks STL RP 169. Kyle Schwarber CHC OF 244. Luke Voit NYY 1B 20. Paul Goldschmidt STL 1B 95. Aroldis Chapman NYY RP 170. Jake Bauers CLE 1B/OF 245. Collin McHugh HOU RP 21. Giancarlo Stanton NYY OF 96. Trevor Bauer CLE SP 171. Matt Barnes BOS RP 246. Nick Pivetta PHI SP 22. Whit Merrifield KC 2B/OF 97. Eloy Jimenez CWS OF 172. Josh Hader MIL RP 247. Josh Harrison DET 2B 23. Manny Machado SD SS 98. Yoan Moncada CWS 2B 173. Jed Lowrie NYM 2B 248. Jon Lester CHC SP 24. Bryce Harper PHI OF 99. Stephen Piscotty OAK OF 174. Cesar Hernandez PHI 2B 249. Yadier Molina STL C 25. Andrew Benintendi BOS OF 100. Jose Leclerc TEX RP 175. Jeff McNeil NYM 2B 250. Mike Leake SEA SP 26. Starling Marte PIT OF 101. Ender Inciarte ATL OF 176. Justin Bour LAA 1B 251. Maikel Franco PHI 3B 27. Justin Verlander HOU SP 102. Nick Senzel CIN 2B 177. Trey Mancini BAL OF/1B 252. Zack Cozart LAA 3B 28. Khris Davis OAK DH 103. Rafael Devers BOS 3B 178. Miguel Cabrera DET 1B 253. Carlos Gonzalez CLE OF 29. Anthony Rizzo CHC 1B 104. Eduardo Escobar ARI SS/3B 179. Joc Pederson LAD OF 254. Tyler O'Neill STL OF 30. Cody Bellinger LAD 1B/OF 105. Zack Greinke ARI SP 180. Yonny Chirinos TB RP/SP 255. Kyle Seager SEA 3B 31. Edwin Diaz NYM RP 106. Ian Desmond COL 1B/OF 181. Jason Kipnis CLE 2B 256. Billy McKinney TOR OF 32. Rhys Hoskins PHI OF 107. Walker Buehler LAD SP 182. Mark Trumbo BAL DH 257. Teoscar Hernandez TOR OF 33. Daniel Murphy COL 2B 108. Jameson Taillon PIT SP 183. Cole Hamels CHC SP 258. Ian Happ CHC OF/3B 34. Mitch Haniger SEA OF 109. Aaron Hicks NYY OF 184. Austin Meadows TB OF 259. Kevin Gausman ATL SP 35. Anthony Rendon WSH 3B 110. Ken Giles TOR RP 185. Stephen Strasburg WSH SP 260. Eduardo Nunez BOS 2B/3B 36. Blake Treinen OAK RP 111. Justin Smoak TOR 1B 186. Amed Rosario NYM SS 261. Reynaldo Lopez CWS SP 37. Nelson Cruz MIN DH 112. Sean Doolittle WSH RP 187. Marco Gonzales SEA SP 262. Wilson Ramos NYM C 38. Corey Kluber CLE SP 113. Jonathan Villar BAL 2B 188. Randal Grichuk TOR OF 263. Kelvin Herrera CWS RP 39. Jean Segura PHI SS 114. Marcus Semien OAK SS 189. Lourdes Gurriel Jr. TOR SS/2B 264. Kendrys Morales TOR DH 40. Brad Hand CLE RP 115. Brandon Nimmo NYM OF 190. Ketel Marte ARI SS/2B 265. Joey Wendle TB 2B/3B 41. Xander Bogaerts BOS SS 116. Rougned Odor TEX 2B 191. Mike Foltynewicz ATL SP 266. Joey Lucchesi SD SP 42. Juan Soto WSH OF 117. Elvis Andrus TEX SS 192. Starlin Castro MIA 2B 267. Marwin Gonzalez MIN SS/1B/2B/OF 43. Lorenzo Cain MIL OF 118. Jose Alvarado TB RP 193. Josh Bell PIT 1B 268. Josh Reddick HOU OF 44. Andrew McCutchen PHI OF 119. Blake Snell TB SP 194. Brian Anderson MIA 3B/OF 269. Mitch Moreland BOS 1B 45. Joey Votto CIN 1B 120. Miles Mikolas STL SP 195. Garrett Hampson COL SS 270. Matt Duffy TB 3B 46. Yasiel Puig CIN OF 121. David Robertson PHI RP 196. Ryan Zimmerman WSH 1B 271. Hunter Strickland SEA RP 47. Aaron Nola PHI SP 122. Asdrubal Cabrera TEX SS/2B/3B 197. Jurickson Profar OAK SS/1B/3B 272. Nathan Eovaldi BOS SP 48. Kenley Jansen LAD RP 123. Eric Hosmer SD 1B 198. Domingo Santana SEA OF 273. Miguel Sano MIN 3B 49. Kris Bryant CHC 3B/OF 124. Matt Olson OAK 1B 199. Kevin Pillar TOR OF 274. Brad Boxberger KC RP 50. Nicholas Castellanos DET OF 125. Jorge Polanco MIN SS 200. Dallas Keuchel FA SP 275. Andrew Miller STL RP 51. Gerrit Cole HOU SP 126. Rick Porcello BOS SP 201. Will Smith SF RP 276. Zack Godley ARI SP 52. Matt Carpenter STL 3B/1B 127. Andrelton Simmons LAA SS 202. Byron Buxton MIN OF 277. Jose Martinez STL 1B/OF 53. Matt Chapman OAK 3B 128. Dee Gordon SEA 2B/OF 203. Nomar Mazara TEX OF 278. Robbie Ray ARI SP 54. Felipe Vazquez PIT RP 129. Mychal Givens BAL RP 204. Scooter Gennett CIN 2B 279. Brandon Belt SF 1B 55. Ozzie Albies ATL 2B 130. C.J. Cron MIN 1B 205. Jakob Junis KC SP 280. Tanner Roark CIN SP 56. Adalberto Mondesi KC SS 131. Shohei Ohtani LAA DH 206. Luis Castillo CIN SP 281. Alex Colome CWS RP 57. Jose Abreu CWS 1B 132. Tim Anderson CWS SS 207. German Marquez COL SP 282. Matthew Boyd DET SP 58. Mallex Smith SEA OF 133. Corey Dickerson PIT OF 208. Ryan Braun MIL OF 283. Todd Frazier NYM 3B 59. Vladimir Guerrero Jr. TOR 3B 134. Jesse Winker CIN OF 209. Chris Archer PIT SP 284. Ji-Man Choi TB DH 60. Roberto Osuna HOU RP 135. Wilmer Flores ARI 1B 210. Joe Musgrove PIT SP 285. Jhoulys Chacin MIL SP 61. Mike Moustakas MIL 3B 136. Jonathan Schoop MIN 2B 211. Adam Eaton WSH OF 286. Mike Minor TEX SP 62. Gleyber Torres NYY SS/2B 137. Mike Clevinger CLE SP 212. Ross Stripling LAD SP/RP 287. Jon Gray COL SP 63. Carlos Carrasco CLE SP 138. Cody Allen LAA RP 213. Yuli Gurriel HOU 3B/1B 288. Ryan O'Hearn KC 1B 64. Eddie Rosario MIN OF 139. Wil Myers SD 3B/OF 214. Harrison Bader STL OF 289. Wade LeBlanc SEA SP 65. Tommy Pham TB OF 140. Luis Severino NYY SP 215. Madison Bumgarner SF SP 290. Sean Newcomb ATL SP 66. David Dahl COL OF 141. Shin-Soo Choo TEX OF 216. Christin Stewart DET OF 291. Drew Steckenrider MIA RP 67. Carlos Santana CLE 1B 142. Kyle Hendricks CHC SP 217. Arodys Vizcaino ATL RP 292. Kyle Gibson MIN SP 68. Justin Upton LAA OF 143. Ramon Laureano OAK OF 218. Eduardo Rodriguez BOS SP 293. Ryan McMahon COL 1B 69. Michael Conforto NYM OF 144. Max Muncy LAD 3B/1B 219. Jeimer Candelario DET 3B 294. Nick Ahmed ARI SS 70. Noah Syndergaard NYM SP 145. Ryan Yarbrough TB RP/SP 220. Tyler White HOU 1B 295. Jake Arrieta PHI SP 71. Edwin Encarnacion SEA 1B 146. Trevor May MIN RP 221. Yolmer Sanchez CWS 3B 296. Tyler Skaggs LAA SP 72. Patrick Corbin WSH SP 147. Josh Donaldson ATL 3B 222. Gary Sanchez NYY C 297. Craig Stammen SD RP 73. Victor Robles WSH OF 148. Max Kepler MIN OF 223. Ryon Healy SEA 1B 298. Kenta Maeda LAD SP/RP 74. Robinson Cano NYM 2B 149. Archie Bradley ARI RP 224. Charlie Morton TB SP 299. Jeremy Jeffress MIL RP 75. Travis Shaw MIL 2B/3B 150. Chris Taylor LAD SS/OF 225. Cedric Mullins BAL OF 300. 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    ESPN Fantasy Baseball top 360: NL-only leagues Player Team All pos. $ Player Team All pos. $ Player Team All pos. $ Player Team All pos. $ 1. Mookie Betts LAD OF $44 91. Joc Pederson CHC OF $14 181. MacKenzie Gore SD SP $7 271. John Curtiss MIA RP/SP $1 2. Ronald Acuna Jr. ATL OF $39 92. Will Smith ATL RP $14 182. Stefan Crichton ARI RP $6 272. Josh Fuentes COL 1B $1 3. Fernando Tatis Jr. SD SS $37 93. Austin Riley ATL 3B $14 183. Tim Locastro ARI OF $6 273. Wade Miley CIN SP $1 4. Juan Soto WSH OF $36 94. A.J. Pollock LAD OF $14 184. Lucas Sims CIN RP $6 274. Chad Kuhl PIT SP $1 5. Trea Turner WSH SS $32 95. Devin Williams MIL RP $13 185. Tanner Rainey WSH RP $6 275. Anibal Sanchez FA SP $1 6. Jacob deGrom NYM SP $30 96. German Marquez COL SP $13 186. Madison Bumgarner ARI SP $6 276. Rowan Wick CHC RP $1 7. Trevor Story COL SS $30 97. Raimel Tapia COL OF $13 187. Gregory Polanco PIT OF $6 277. Rick Porcello FA SP $0 8. Cody Bellinger LAD OF/1B $30 98. Carlos Carrasco NYM SP $13 188. Omar Narvaez MIL C $6 278. Jon Lester WSH SP $0 9. Freddie Freeman ATL 1B $29 99. Gavin Lux LAD 2B $13 189. Anthony DeSclafani SF SP $6 279. Antonio Senzatela COL SP $0 10. Christian Yelich MIL OF $29 100. Zach Eflin PHI SP $13 190. Josh Lindblom MIL SP $6 280.