Dynasty Baseball Trade Value Chart
The full crowdsourced value table for every player, recalculated from votes. Use it to anchor a deal, then run the players through the trade calculator.
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Live crowdsourced trade values · 500 players
Why a live chart beats a weekly one
Most dynasty trade value charts are published once a week and frozen until the next update. Crowd9's chart moves with every vote in the Player Picker, so a hot prospect or an injury is reflected as soon as the community reacts. Take any two players from this chart into the trade calculator to weigh a full deal.
How to read the dynasty trade value chart
Every player on this dynasty trade value chart carries a single number on a 0–10,000 scale — the higher the figure, the more the community values that player in a dynasty build. Read it in tiers rather than exact digits: a 40-point gap between two names is noise, but a full tier is a real difference. To compare two players, line up their values side by side; to price a package, add each side up. Because the same scale powers the whole site, a player's dynasty baseball trade value here matches what you will see on the rankings board.
How to use trade values to make deals
Start by anchoring the deal: total the fantasy baseball trade values on each side and see how close they land. Inside a few percent, the trade is fair; a wide gap is your cue to ask for a sweetener or walk. But value points are only the math — weigh your competitive window (a contender can overpay to win now, a rebuilder banks youth) and positional scarcity before you accept. The real edge is timing: watch the chart for a slumping star whose fantasy baseball trade value has not fully dropped yet, or a prospect the market is about to overprice. Our guides on evaluating a dynasty trade and buying low and selling high turn those reads into a routine.
Do trade values change by league format?
Yes, at the margins. This board reflects broad crowd consensus, which leans toward common category and points setups, so treat it as a strong baseline rather than gospel for your exact league. OBP formats lift patient, high-walk hitters; deep pitching categories raise starters and even quality relievers. Dynasty also stretches the timeline — a redraft chart cares only about this season, while these values reward youth and years of control, which is why a dynasty baseball trade value can look very different from a win-now price. Unlike a static fantasy baseball trade chart rebuilt once a week, this one keeps pace as opinion shifts.
Where the values come from
Most charts are one analyst's opinion, refreshed on a schedule. Crowd9 builds a trade value chart fantasy baseball managers can actually trust from the crowd: every head-to-head pick in the Player Picker feeds an Elo rating, winners gain and losers slip, and the aggregate becomes the value you see. That is why this doubles as a live fantasy baseball trade value chart that reprices a breakout or an injury within hours instead of next week. The full method is in how crowdsourced rankings work and the trade value chart guide.
Frequently asked questions
What is a dynasty baseball trade value chart?
A single ranked table of every player's current trade value. Crowd9's chart is crowdsourced and live — values come from community votes and recalculate continuously, unlike static weekly charts.
How current are these values?
They update the moment anyone votes in the Player Picker. There is no weekly refresh cycle — the chart you see is the latest community consensus.
How do I read the trade value numbers?
Each player has one value on a 0–10,000 scale — higher means more valuable in a dynasty build. Read in tiers, not exact digits: a small gap is noise, while a full tier is a real edge. To weigh a trade, add up the values on each side and see how close they land.
How do I use the chart to tell if a trade is fair?
Total each side's value and compare. Within a few percent, the deal is balanced; a wide gap means one side is winning. Then adjust for the context a number cannot see — your competitive window, positional scarcity, and roster fit — before you accept or counter.
How are the trade values calculated?
From community votes, not one analyst. Every head-to-head pick in the Player Picker updates an Elo rating; winners climb and losers drop, and those ratings map to the 0–10,000 values on the chart. The board recalculates continuously, so it always reflects live consensus.
Do the values differ by league format?
At the margins, yes. The chart reflects broad consensus that leans toward common points and category setups. OBP formats raise high-walk hitters and deep pitching categories lift starters, so use it as a baseline and adjust for your own scoring and roster rules.
What is the difference between the value chart and the trade calculator?
The chart is the ranked list of every player's value; the trade calculator adds up a specific set of players on each side and declares the winner. They share the same live values — browse the chart to gauge the market, then use the calculator to settle a particular deal.