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ESPN Fantasy Baseball top 300: Roto leagues Player Team All pos. $ Player Team All pos. $ Player Team All pos. $ Player Team All pos. $ 1. Mookie Betts LAD OF $49 76. Nick Castellanos CIN OF $12 151. Adam Eaton CWS OF $4 226. Lorenzo Cain MIL OF $1 2. Ronald Acuna Jr. ATL OF $48 77. Kenta Maeda MIN SP $12 152. Jake Cronenworth SD 2B/1B/SS $4 227. Brandon Nimmo NYM OF $1 3. Juan Soto WSH OF $47 78. Blake Snell SD SP $12 153. Will Smith ATL RP $4 228. Andrew Heaney LAA SP $1 4. Fernando Tatis Jr. SD SS $45 79. Alec Bohm PHI 3B $12 154. Trey Mancini BAL OF $4 229. Andrew Benintendi KC OF $1 5. Mike Trout LAA OF $45 80. Max Kepler MIN OF $12 155. Joe Musgrove SD SP $4 230. David Fletcher LAA SS/2B $1 6. Trea Turner WSH SS $44 81. Dansby Swanson ATL SS $11 156. Josh Bell WSH 1B $4 231. Paul DeJong STL SS $1 7. Trevor Story COL SS $43 82. Cavan Biggio TOR 2B/3B/OF $11 157. Rafael Montero SEA RP $4 232. David Peralta ARI OF $1 8. Jose Ramirez CLE 3B $42 83. Carlos Correa HOU SS $11 158. Dylan Moore SEA OF/2B $4 233. Yuli Gurriel HOU 1B $1 9. Jacob deGrom NYM SP $41 84. Liam Hendriks CWS RP $11 159. Kyle Seager SEA 3B $4 234. Cristian Pache ATL OF $1 10. Gerrit Cole NYY SP $38 85. Franmil Reyes CLE DH $11 160. Willson Contreras CHC C $4 235. Peter Fairbanks TB RP $1 11. Shane Bieber CLE SP $37 86. Eddie Rosario CLE OF $11 161. Victor Robles WSH OF $4 236. Cristian Javier HOU SP $1 12. Freddie Freeman ATL 1B $37 87. Josh Hader MIL RP $10 162. Jarred Kelenic SEA OF $4 237. Ryan McMahon COL 2B/1B/3B $1 13. Christian Yelich MIL OF $36 88. Kyle Hendricks CHC SP $10 163. Mike Soroka ATL SP $3 238. Cesar Hernandez CLE 2B $1 14. Cody Bellinger LAD OF/1B $34 89. Corbin Burnes MIL SP $10 164. Leody Taveras TEX OF $3 239. Avisail Garcia MIL OF $1 15. Francisco Lindor NYM SS $32 90. Michael Brantley HOU OF $10 165. Will Smith LAD C $3 240. Nick Madrigal CWS 2B $1 16. Bryce Harper PHI OF $30 91. Hyun-Jin Ryu TOR SP $10 166. Yasmani Grandal CWS C $3 241. Jonathan Schoop DET 2B $1 17. Manny Machado SD 3B $29 92. Zach Plesac CLE SP $10 167. Josh Donaldson MIN 3B $3 242. Matt Barnes BOS RP $1 18. Yu Darvish SD SP $29 93. Kris Bryant CHC 3B $10 168. Devin Williams MIL RP $3 243. Joey Votto CIN 1B $1 19. Xander Bogaerts BOS SS $28 94. Kyle Lewis SEA OF $10 169. Chris Taylor LAD OF/2B/SS $3 244. Greg Holland KC RP $1 20. Rafael Devers BOS 3B $28 95. Kyle Schwarber WSH OF $10 170. Dylan Bundy LAA SP $3 245. Tommy La Stella SF 2B/1B $1 21. Anthony Rendon LAA 3B $27 96. Ramon Laureano OAK OF $9 171. David Price LAD SP $3 246. Madison Bumgarner ARI SP $1 22. Bo Bichette TOR SS $27 97. Giancarlo Stanton NYY DH $9 172. Hunter Dozier KC 1B/OF $3 247. Robbie Ray TOR SP $1 23. Jose Abreu CWS 1B $26 98. Jose Berrios MIN SP $9 173. Christian Walker ARI 1B $3 248. Isiah Kiner-Falefa TEX 3B/SS $1 24. Corey Seager LAD SS $26 99. Max Fried ATL SP $9 174. Jean Segura PHI 2B/3B $3 249. Brady Singer KC SP $1 25. Trevor Bauer LAD SP $26 100. Aroldis Chapman NYY RP $9 175. Zach Eflin PHI SP $3 250. Joakim Soria ARI RP $1 26. Starling Marte MIA OF $25 101. Stephen Strasburg WSH SP $9 176. Nick Solak TEX OF/2B $3 251. Stephen Piscotty OAK OF $1 27. Alex Bregman HOU 3B $25 102. Sonny Gray CIN SP $9 177. Aaron Civale CLE SP $3 252. Jurickson Profar SD OF/2B $1 28. Lucas Giolito CWS SP $24 103. Alex Verdugo BOS OF $9 178. Ian Anderson ATL SP $3 253. Amir Garrett CIN RP $1 29. Walker Buehler LAD SP $24 104. Zack Greinke HOU SP $9 179. Craig Kimbrel CHC RP $3 254. Elieser Hernandez MIA SP $1 30. Aaron Nola PHI SP $23 105. Lourdes Gurriel Jr. TOR OF $9 180. Carlos Carrasco NYM SP $3 255. Emilio Pagan SD RP $1 31. Ozzie Albies ATL 2B $23 106. J.T. Realmuto PHI C $9 181. C.J. Cron COL 1B $3 256. Giovanny Gallegos STL RP $1 32. Nolan Arenado STL 3B $23 107. Mike Moustakas CIN 2B/1B $8 182. Kolten Wong MIL 2B $3 257. Christian Vazquez BOS C $1 33. Max Scherzer WSH SP $23 108. Dylan Carlson STL OF $8 183. Corey Kluber NYY SP $3 258. Jake McGee SF RP $1 34. Kyle Tucker HOU OF $23 109. Zack Wheeler PHI SP $8 184. Jesse Winker CIN OF $2 259. Jon Berti MIA 2B/OF $1 35. DJ LeMahieu NYY 2B/1B/3B $22 110. Joey Gallo TEX OF $8 185. Brian Anderson MIA 3B $2 260. Richard Rodriguez PIT RP $1 36. Jack Flaherty STL SP $22 111. Gio Urshela NYY 3B $8 186. Mitch Haniger SEA OF $2 261. Adam Duvall MIA OF $0 37. Whit Merrifield KC OF/2B $22 112. Jorge Soler KC DH $8 187. Frankie Montas OAK SP $2 262. Caleb Smith ARI SP $0 38. Luis Robert CWS OF $21 113. Marcus Semien TOR SS $8 188. Ty France SEA 2B $2 263. Tony Gonsolin LAD SP $0 39. Clayton Kershaw LAD SP $21 114. Tommy Pham SD OF $8 189. Tyler Mahle CIN SP $2 264. Diego Castillo TB RP $0 40. Lance Lynn CWS SP $21 115. Chris Paddack SD SP $8 190. Yusei Kikuchi SEA SP $2 265. Rich Hill TB SP $0 41. Nelson Cruz MIN DH $21 116. Charlie Morton ATL SP $7 191. J.D. Davis NYM 3B $2 266. James Paxton SEA SP $0 42. Marcell Ozuna ATL OF $20 117. Zac Gallen ARI SP $7 192. Jackie Bradley Jr. MIL OF $2 267. Jameson Taillon NYY SP $0 43. Vladimir Guerrero Jr. TOR 1B $20 118. Mike Yastrzemski SF OF $7 193. Marcus Stroman NYM SP $2 268. Taylor Rogers MIN RP $0 44. Yordan Alvarez HOU DH $19 119. Jesus Luzardo OAK SP $7 194. Drew Pomeranz SD RP $2 269. Amed Rosario CLE SS $0 45. Tim Anderson CWS SS $19 120. Patrick Corbin WSH SP $7 195. Ryan Mountcastle BAL OF/1B $2 270. Chris Sale BOS SP $0 46. George Springer TOR OF $19 121. Sixto Sanchez MIA SP $7 196. Austin Riley ATL 3B $2 271. Bobby Dalbec BOS 1B $0 47. Luis Castillo CIN SP $18 122. Edwin Diaz NYM RP $7 197. Jared Walsh LAA 1B $2 272. Mark Melancon SD RP $0 48. Charlie Blackmon COL OF $18 123. Didi Gregorius PHI SS $7 198. Eduardo Rodriguez BOS SP $2 273. Luis Patino TB RP $0 49. Gleyber Torres NYY SS $18 124. Ke'Bryan Hayes PIT 3B $7 199. Sean Manaea OAK SP $2 274. Archie Bradley PHI RP $0 50. Pete Alonso NYM 1B $18 125. Raisel Iglesias LAA RP $7 200. Mark Canha OAK OF $2 275. Kwang-Hyun Kim STL SP $0 51. Luke Voit NYY 1B $18 126. Justin Turner LAD 3B $6 201. Joc Pederson CHC OF $2 276. Mauricio Dubon SF OF $0 52. Michael Conforto NYM OF $17 127. Jorge Polanco MIN SS $6 202. Dustin May LAD SP $2 277. Spencer Turnbull DET SP $0 53. Adalberto Mondesi KC SS $17 128. Wil Myers SD OF $6 203. Mike Minor KC SP $2 278. Bryan Reynolds PIT OF $0 54. Trent Grisham SD OF $16 129. Eric Hosmer SD 1B $6 204. Chris Bassitt OAK SP $2 279. Colin Moran PIT 1B $0 55. Tyler Glasnow TB SP $16 130. Marco Gonzales SEA SP $6 205. Zach Davies CHC SP $2 280. Kole Calhoun ARI OF $0 56. Keston Hiura MIL 2B $16 131. Shohei Ohtani LAA DH/SP $6 206. Gavin Lux LAD 2B $2 281. Ian Kennedy TEX RP $0 57. Brandon Woodruff MIL SP $16 132. Rhys Hoskins PHI 1B $6 207. German Marquez COL SP $2 282. Travis d'Arnaud ATL C $0 58. Ketel Marte ARI 2B $16 133. Ian Happ CHC OF $6 208. Jordan Romano TOR RP $2 283. Maikel Franco BAL 3B $0 59. Teoscar Hernandez TOR OF $15 134. Miguel Sano MIN 1B $6 209. 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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.