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Dynasty Outfield Rankings

The live board filtered to outfielders — dynasty's deepest and most valuable position pool.

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Player
Team
Age
Positions
Value
1
Jackson ChourioMLB
MIL
22
OF
9,552▼43
2
Juan SotoMLB
NYM
27
OF
8,952▲440
3
Julio RodriguezMLB
SEA
25
OF
8,824▲668
4
Corbin CarrollMLB
ARI
25
OF
8,700▲908
5
Wyatt LangfordMLB
TEX
24
OF
8,582▼812
6
Roman AnthonyMLB
BOS
22
OF
8,466▼125
7
James WoodMLB
WSH
23
OF
8,356▲472
8
Pete Crow-ArmstrongMLB
CHC
24
OF
8,144▼634
9
Jackson MerrillMLB
SD
23
OF
8,042▼238
10
Fernando Tatis Jr.MLB
SD
27
OF
7,662▼174
11
Kyle TuckerMLB
CHC
29
OF
7,572▼193
12
Yordan AlvarezMLB
HOU
28
OF
7,484▲46
13
Dylan CrewsMLB
WSH
24
OF
7,398▲394
14
Jasson DominguezMLB
NYY
23
OF
7,314▲93
15
Ronald Acuna Jr.MLB
ATL
28
OF
7,152▼613
16
Jordan WalkerMLB
STL
24
OF
6,918▲46
17
Aaron JudgeMLB
NYY
34
OF
6,626▲646
18
Walker JenkinsMLB
MIN
20
OF
6,354▲654
19
Max ClarkMLB
DET
21
OF
6,038▲712
20
Charlie CondonMLB
COL
22
OF
5,366▼513
21
Owen CaissieMLB
CHC
23
OF
5,022▲722
22
Riley GreeneMLB
DET
25
OF
4,840▲673
23
Michael Harris IIMLB
ATL
25
OF
4,708▲390
24
Oneil CruzMLB
PIT
27
OF
4,266▼947
25
Evan CarterMLB
TEX
23
OF
4,154▲689
26
Druw JonesMLB
ARI
22
OF
4,046▲434
27
Emmanuel RodriguezMLB
MIN
23
OF
3,650▲676
28
Lawrence ButlerMLB
ATH
25
OF
3,528▲640
29
Heston KjerstadMLB
BAL
27
OF
3,498▼309
30
Brenton DoyleMLB
COL
28
OF
3,246▲839
31
Cam SmithMLB
HOU
22
OF
2,738▲996
32
Spencer JonesMLB
NYY
24
OF
2,716▼191
33
Josue De PaulaMLB
LAD
20
OF
2,570▼684
34
Slade CaldwellMLB
ARI
20
OF
2,490▼670
35
Theo GillenMLB
TB
19
OF
2,414▲358
36
PJ MorlandoMLB
HOU
20
OF
2,376▲610
37
Jaison ChourioMLB
CLE
20
OF
2,358▲687
38
Kevin AlcantaraMLB
CHC
23
OF
2,304▼572
39
Mike SirotaMLB
CIN
22
OF
2,250▲410
40
Vance HoneycuttMLB
BAL
22
OF
1,794▼548
41
Braden MontgomeryMLB
CHW
22
OF
1,780▲816
42
Carson BengeMLB
NYM
22
OF
1,768▲305
43
Kyle SchwarberMLB
PHI
33
DH OF
1,526▲24
44
Cody BellingerMLB
NYY
30
OF
1,482▲338
45
Christian YelichMLB
MIL
34
OF
1,472▲356
46
Randy ArozarenaMLB
SEA
31
OF
1,312▲50
47
Adolis GarciaMLB
TEX
33
OF
1,304▼928
48
Teoscar HernandezMLB
LAD
33
OF
1,294▲602
49
Jarren DuranMLB
BOS
29
OF
1,276▼33
50
Steven KwanMLB
CLE
28
OF
1,266▲345
51
Ian HappMLB
CHC
31
OF
1,258▲963
52
Seiya SuzukiMLB
CHC
31
OF
1,248▼607
53
Anthony SantanderMLB
TOR
31
OF
1,240▼596
54
Bryan ReynoldsMLB
PIT
31
OF
1,232▼301
55
Luis Robert Jr.MLB
CHW
28
OF
1,222▼834
56
Jung Hoo LeeMLB
SF
27
OF
1,214▼206
57
Jurickson ProfarMLB
ATL
33
OF
1,206▼632
58
Heliot RamosMLB
SF
26
OF
1,196▲568
59
Colton CowserMLB
BAL
26
OF
1,188▲597
60
Jo AdellMLB
LAA
27
OF
730▼518
61
Daulton VarshoMLB
TOR
29
OF
726▲666
62
Kerry CarpenterMLB
DET
28
OF
720▲660
63
Sal FrelickMLB
MIL
26
OF
716▲79
64
TJ FriedlMLB
CIN
30
OF
712▼770
65
Taylor WardMLB
LAA
32
OF
706▼401
66
Ceddanne RafaelaMLB
BOS
25
OF
702▼318
67
Parker MeadowsMLB
DET
26
OF
698▼429
68
Wenceel PerezMLB
DET
26
OF
692▲632
69
Jakob MarseeMLB
MIA
25
OF
688▲517
70
Victor Scott IIMLB
STL
25
OF
684▼24
71
Jordan BeckMLB
COL
25
OF
678▲618
72
Zac VeenMLB
COL
24
OF
674▼761
73
Garrett MitchellMLB
MIL
27
OF
670▼962
74
Lourdes Gurriel Jr.MLB
ARI
32
OF
666▲606
75
Jake McCarthyMLB
ARI
28
OF
662▼992
76
Jacob YoungMLB
WSH
26
OF
614▼598
77
Tre PhelpsMLB
BOS
21
OF
518▲319
78
Justin CrawfordMLB
PHI
22
OF
502▲442
79
Lazaro MontesMLB
SEA
21
OF
498▲438
80
Braylon BishopMLB
LAD
20
OF
496▲436
81
Jud FabianMLB
BAL
25
OF
490▼134
82
Dylan BeaversMLB
BAL
24
OF
486▲86
83
Enrique Bradfield Jr.MLB
BAL
24
OF
484▼311
84
Jacob MeltonMLB
HOU
25
OF
396▼31
85
Drew GilbertMLB
NYM
25
OF
384▲324
86
Nick MorabitoMLB
NYM
22
OF
382▼247
87
Chase DeLauterMLB
CLE
24
OF
376▼277
88
George ValeraMLB
CLE
25
OF
374▲314
89
Esteury RuizMLB
ATH
27
OF
370▼982
90
Denzel ClarkeMLB
ATH
25
OF
368▲260
91
Colby ThomasMLB
ATH
24
OF
364▲304
92
Henry BolteMLB
ATH
22
OF
362▲302
93
Bo DavidsonMLB
SF
24
OF
360▼938
94
James Tibbs IIIMLB
SF
23
OF
358▼216
95
Dakota JordanMLB
SF
22
OF
356▲296
96
Cole CarriggMLB
COL
23
OF
350▲290
97
Zyhir HopeMLB
LAD
21
OF
348▼454
98
Kendall GeorgeMLB
LAD
20
OF
344▼931
99
Eduardo QuinteroMLB
LAD
20
OF
340▼817
100
Hector RodriguezMLB
CIN
22
OF
334▲274
101
Justice BigbieMLB
DET
26
OF
332▲272
102
George WolkowMLB
CHW
20
OF
322▲262
103
Everson PereiraMLB
NYY
25
OF
316▲256
104
Mike TroutMLB
LAA
34
OF
268▼242
105
Matt WallnerMLB
MIN
28
OF
258▲70
106
Trevor LarnachMLB
MIN
29
OF
256▼666
107
Marco LucianoMLB
SF
24
OF
244▼228
108
JJ BledayMLB
ATH
28
OF
240▼915
109
Victor RoblesMLB
SEA
29
OF
238▲72
110
Robert Hassell IIIMLB
WSH
24
OF
236▼972
111
Daylen LileMLB
WSH
22
OF
234▲174

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About this board

Outfield is where dynasty depth lives, from franchise cornerstones to teenage toolsy prospects. These dynasty outfield rankings are a crowdsourced slice of the full board, ranked entirely by live community value. Comparing two bats? The Player Picker settles it and moves the board.

No position runs deeper, and that depth changes how you should value it. With three starting spots in most lineups plus corner and utility flexibility, usable outfielders are rarely scarce — which means the real separation happens at the very top and again down in the speculative tiers. Five-category bats who hit for average and power while stealing bases sit in a class of their own, while one-dimensional sluggers and empty-speed types get pushed down as the community weighs their true dynasty ceiling.

Age and tools drive the board more than any single season. A 22-year-old center fielder with a long runway of team control will usually out-rank a 30-year-old coming off a career year, because dynasty rewards the seasons still ahead. Toolsy prospects can leap whole tiers the moment they debut, and these dynasty outfielder rankings react in real time as managers vote — so a breakout or a promotion shows up here long before a static preseason list would catch it.

How to value outfielders in dynasty

Because the outfield pool is so deep, positional scarcity matters less here than at catcher or shortstop — you can almost always find a serviceable bat. That shifts the strategy toward upside. Chase the players who move the needle in multiple categories, and be willing to let mid-tier veterans walk rather than paying a premium for names the waiver wire can nearly replace. The real value lives in elite production and in young players whose ceiling has not been priced in yet.

Balance your roster construction. A common mistake is hoarding similar profiles — three power-only corner bats, or several speedsters with shaky contact. Aim for a mix so a single skill going cold does not wreck your week, and lean on the tier breaks in this board rather than exact rank when you decide who to buy or sell. Contenders should prioritize proven, healthy production, while rebuilders can gamble on tools and stash outfield prospects who are a year or two away from real playing time.

New to all of this? Start with our dynasty baseball beginner's guide, then sanity-check any deal against current trade values. Every "who'd you rather" vote you cast feeds straight back into this outfield board, so the more the community plays, the sharper these rankings get.

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Frequently asked questions

How often does this board update?

Continuously — every vote in the Player Picker recalculates the values, so this list reflects the latest community consensus rather than a monthly refresh.

How is the order decided?

By an Elo system fed entirely by head-to-head "who'd you rather" votes. Winners gain rating, losers drop, and the aggregate produces this ranking.

Why are outfielders ranked so deep in dynasty?

Most lineups start three outfielders plus corner and utility slots, so the pool is naturally the largest on the board. That depth means replacement-level bats are easy to find, and the scarcity that drives value sits only at the very top and among high-ceiling prospects. When you read these rankings, focus on the tier a player lands in rather than his exact number.

Should I prioritize tools or production for dynasty outfielders?

Both, weighted by your timeline. Contenders want proven, healthy five-category production that scores now. Rebuilders can bet on tools — speed, raw power, a strong hit tool — in younger players and outfield prospects whose ceiling has not been reflected yet. The community's votes blend both views, which is why a toolsy prospect can climb fast the moment his skills start showing up in games.

Do prospects count in these outfield rankings?

Yes. The board includes established big-leaguers and outfield prospects side by side, all valued by the same head-to-head votes. That lets you compare a proven veteran directly against a teenage prospect and see how the community weighs present production against long-term upside. For a prospect-only view, use the dedicated prospect and FYPD boards linked above.