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Fantasy Baseball Draft Guide Updated: 3/7/2014 TOP 25 CATCHERS TOP 25 FIRST BASEMEN TOP 25 SECOND BASEMEN TOP 25 SHORTSTOPS 1. Buster Posey (SF - C) 1. Miguel Cabrera (Det - 1B) 1. Robinson Cano (Sea - 2B) 1. Hanley Ramirez (LAD - SS) 2. Joe Mauer (Min - C) 2. Paul Goldschmidt (Ari - 1B) 2. Jason Kipnis (Cle - 2B) 2. Troy Tulowitzki (Col - SS) 3. Carlos Santana (Cle - C) 3. Chris Davis (Bal - 1B) 3. Dustin Pedroia (Bos - 2B) 3. Jose Reyes (Tor - SS) 4. Yadier Molina (StL - C) 4. Joey Votto (Cin - 1B) 4. Ian Kinsler (Det - 2B) 4. Ian Desmond (Was - SS) 5. Wilin Rosario (Col - C) 5. Prince Fielder (Tex - 1B) 5. Matt Carpenter (StL - 2B) 5. Jean Segura (Mil - SS) 6. Brian McCann (NYY - C) 6. Edwin Encarnacion (Tor - 1B) 6. Jose Altuve (Hou - 2B) 6. Elvis Andrus (Tex - SS) 7. Jonathan Lucroy (Mil - C) 7. Freddie Freeman (Atl - 1B) 7. Ben Zobrist (TB - 2B) 7. Everth Cabrera (SD - SS) 8. Salvador Perez (KC - C) 8. Buster Posey (SF - C) 8. Brandon Phillips (Cin - 2B) 8. Ben Zobrist (TB - 2B) 9. Matt Wieters (Bal - C) 9. Eric Hosmer (KC - 1B) 9. Martin Prado (Ari - 3B) 9. Starlin Castro (ChC - SS) 10. Evan Gattis (Atl - LF) 10. Albert Pujols (LAA - 1B) 10. Aaron Hill (Ari - 2B) 10. Asdrubal Cabrera (Cle - SS) 11. Wilson Ramos (Was - C) 11. Adrian Gonzalez (LAD - 1B) 11. Chase Utley (Phi - 2B) 11. J.J. Hardy (Bal - SS) 12. Jason Castro (Hou - C) 12. Allen Craig (StL - 1B) 12. Daniel Murphy (NYM - 2B) 12. Alexei Ramirez (CWS - SS) 13. Yan Gomes (Cle - C) 13. Carlos Santana (Cle - C) 13. Jedd Gyorko (SD - 2B) 13. Andrelton Simmons (Atl - SS) 14. Jarrod Saltalamacchia (Mia - C) 14. Mark Trumbo (Ari - 1B) 14. Howie Kendrick (LAA - 2B) 14. Xander Bogaerts (Bos - SS) 15. J.P. Arencibia (Tex - C) 15. Anthony Rizzo (ChC - 1B) 15. Jed Lowrie (Oak - SS) 15. Jimmy Rollins (Phi - SS) 16. A.J. Pierzynski (Bos - C) 16. Jose Abreu (CWS - 1B) 16. Brian Dozier (Min - 2B) 16. Jed Lowrie (Oak - SS) 17. Travis d’Arnaud (NYM - C) 17. Brandon Belt (SF - 1B) 17. Neil Walker (Pit - 2B) 17. Jhonny Peralta (StL - SS) 18. Miguel Montero (Ari - C) 18. Matt Adams (StL - 1B) 18. Anthony Rendon (Was - 2B) 18. Erick Aybar (LAA - SS) 19. Russell Martin (Pit - C) 19. Mark Teixeira (NYY - 1B) 19. Omar Infante (KC - 2B) 19. Brad Miller (Sea - SS) 20. Dioner Navarro (Tor - C) 20. Brandon Moss (Oak - 1B) 20. Kolten Wong (StL - 2B) 20. Jonathan Villar (Hou - SS) 21. Devin Mesoraco (Cin - C) 21. Mike Napoli (Bos - 1B) 21. Kelly Johnson (NYY - LF) 21. Alcides Escobar (KC - SS) 22. Carlos Ruiz (Phi - C) 22. Nick Swisher (Cle - 1B) 22. Marco Scutaro (SF - 2B) 22. Derek Jeter (NYY - SS) 23. Welington Castillo (ChC - C) 23. Justin Morneau (Col - 1B) 23. Jurickson Profar (Tex - 2B) 23. Yunel Escobar (TB - SS) 24. A.J. Ellis (LAD - C) 24. Ryan Howard (Phi - 1B) 24. Alberto Callaspo (Oak - 3B) 24. Stephen Drew (FA - SS) 25. Alex Avila (Det - C) 25. Corey Hart (Sea - 1B) 25. Alex Guerrero (LAD - 2B) 25. Didi Gregorius (Ari - SS) TOP 25 THIRD BASEMEN TOP 25 OUTFIELDERS TOP 25 STARTING PITCHERS TOP 25 RELIEF PITCHERS 1. Miguel Cabrera (Det - 1B) 1. Mike Trout (LAA - CF) 1. Clayton Kershaw (LAD - SP) 1. Craig Kimbrel (Atl - RP) 2. Adrian Beltre (Tex - 3B) 2. Andrew McCutchen (Pit - CF) 2. Yu Darvish (Tex - SP) 2. Kenley Jansen (LAD - RP) 3. Evan Longoria (TB - 3B) 3. Carlos Gonzalez (Col - LF) 3. Adam Wainwright (StL - SP) 3. Greg Holland (KC - RP) 4. David Wright (NYM - 3B) 4. Ryan Braun (Mil - RF) 4. Max Scherzer (Det - SP) 4. Trevor Rosenthal (StL - RP) 5. Matt Carpenter (StL - 2B) 5. Adam Jones (Bal - CF) 5. Felix Hernandez (Sea - SP) 5. Aroldis Chapman (Cin - RP) 6. Ryan Zimmerman (Was - 3B) 6. Bryce Harper (Was - LF) 6. Stephen Strasburg (Was - SP) 6. Koji Uehara (Bos - RP) 7. Josh Donaldson (Oak - 3B) 7. Jacoby Ellsbury (NYY - CF) 7. Cliff Lee (Phi - SP) 7. Joe Nathan (Det - RP) 8. Pedro Alvarez (Pit - 3B) 8. Giancarlo Stanton (Mia - RF) 8. Jose Fernandez (Mia - SP) 8. 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Jordan Zimmermann (Was - SP) 17. Casey Janssen (Tor - RP) 18. Todd Frazier (Cin - 3B) 18. Hunter Pence (SF - RF) 18. Mat Latos (Cin - SP) 18. Ernesto Frieri (LAA - RP) 19. David Freese (LAA - 3B) 19. Starling Marte (Pit - LF) 19. Matt Cain (SF - SP) 19. Steve Cishek (Mia - RP) 20. Will Middlebrooks (Bos - 3B) 20. Wil Myers (TB - RF) 20. James Shields (KC - SP) 20. Huston Street (SD - RP) 21. Mike Moustakas (KC - 3B) 21. Yoenis Cespedes (Oak - LF) 21. Homer Bailey (Cin - SP) 21. Bobby Parnell (NYM - RP) 22. Matt Dominguez (Hou - 3B) 22. Allen Craig (StL - 1B) 22. Gerrit Cole (Pit - SP) 22. John Axford (Cle - RP) 23. Nick Castellanos (Det - 3B) 23. Jason Heyward (Atl - RF) 23. Alex Cobb (TB - SP) 23. Joakim Soria (Tex - RP) 24. Cody Asche (Phi - 3B) 24. Jayson Werth (Was - RF) 24. Hisashi Iwakuma (Sea - SP) 24. Jim Henderson (Mil - RP) 25. Trevor Plouffe (Min - 3B) 25. Domonic Brown (Phi - LF) 25. Masahiro Tanaka (NYY - SP) 25. Fernando Rodney (Sea - RP) .
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