Rest of Season Rankings for 2021 Fantasy Baseball Points Leagues

The show marches on and we’re getting down to the final stretch of the regular season. That means we should take another look at the projections so you can make the needed moves to put your team over the top and bring home that chip. Below is the scoring format used to calculate the point totals.

Runs Scored (R) 1

Total Bases (TB) 1

Runs Batted In (RBI) 1

Walks (BB) 1

Strikeouts (K) -1

Stolen Bases (SB) 1

This time I included roster percentages so we can see if there’s anyone who might be available. With the top 100, most are long gone but there are a few guys who could be out there. And since every league is different it’s always a good idea to check the wire in case there are any surprise options available.

So what jumps out from these projections? Remember that these are solely based on what guys will do from this point going forward, not what they’ve done so far. The top looks similar to the second half projections but there are always a few surprises.

Corey Seager is not just the top shortstop, he comes roaring all the way up to the top 5. Hopefully you were able to keep your team afloat while he was on the shelf because he’s here to carry you all the way.

Eloy Jimenez is finally healthy and back in the lineup. He is primed to deliver on the hype that surrounded him going into the season. He’s got the big bat that we love to see and is in the midst of a power binge with a couple of double dong nights and he put one in the corn as I write this.

Mike Moustakas is pretty high in the ranks but I worry that this is an absolute best-case scenario projection for him. He seems to be in a platoon for playing time which keeps him from making more of an impact. If he plays every day I can see him hitting this projection, I’m just not sure that’s in the cards.

Carlos Santana should be universally rostered in points leagues. He’s a stud in this format and yet I feel like he’s still underrated.

Joey Gallo takes quite a leap up the ranks with his move to New York. He’s streaky but when he makes contact the ball tends to go a long way. He gives the Yanks a lefty bat that they desperately needed which should find him in a prime spot in the order.

Didi Gregorious is out there to help you at short. His season numbers haven’t been pretty but he should round into form down the stretch.

Fernando Tatis Jr should be back on the field soon but his injury scares me. The game is more fun when he’s on the field and I truly hope he’s back at full strength but… If you still have a chance to move him, explore it.

Ke’Bryan Hayes is due to heat up and could be an impact player the rest of the way. The young gun has the potential to be a difference-maker.

Anthony Santander has been hotter than the sun lately and he should continue to be a very valuable piece on your roster for the rest of the season. He’s been putting up points all season and should be on more rosters than he currently is.

Brandon Belt is another guy whose value sees a big jump in points leagues. He sneaks into the top 100 with his return from the IL. I am interested to see how the Giants manage playing time with the guys returning from injury but Belt is definitely worth grabbing while we wait to see how it shakes out.

J.P. Crawford is just inside the top 100 and that means he should not be available in roughly 70% of leagues. Don’t sleep on him.

Paul DeJong squeaks onto the list despite his underwhelming season numbers. Despite that, he’s still scoring fantasy points and that’s why we’re here.

Miguel Rojas has the leadoff spot for the time being and he’s doing his best to hold onto it. I’ve mentioned him before as a guy to add and this only backs that up. He’s way too available for a guy who projects to be a top 100 hitter the rest of the way.

Rank	Name	Team	ESPN	Y!	Points	Own%
1	Juan Soto	WSH	OF	OF	159	100
2	Vladimir Guerrero Jr.	TOR	1B	1B/3B	155	100
3	Jose Ramirez	CLE	3B	3B	151	100
4	Freddie Freeman	ATL	1B	1B	137	100
5	Corey Seager	LAD	SS	SS	135	100
6	Jose Altuve	HOU	2B	2B	133	100
7	Manny Machado	SD	3B	SS/3B	131	100
8	Trea Turner	LAD	SS	SS	130	100
9	Bryce Harper	PHI	OF	OF	128	100
10	George Springer	TOR	OF	OF	128	100
11	Nolan Arenado	STL	3B	3B	127	100
12	Max Muncy	LAD	1B/2B/ 3B	1B/2B/ 3B	126	100
13	Cody Bellinger	LAD	1B/OF	1B/OF	124	100
14	Ozzie Albies	ATL	2B	2B	123	100
15	Pete Alonso	NYM	1B	1B	122	100
16	Rafael Devers	BOS	3B	3B	121	100
17	Xander Bogaerts	BOS	SS	SS	118	100
18	Christian Yelich	MIL	OF	OF	117	100
19	Matt Olson	OAK	1B	1B	117	100
20	Trevor Story	COL	SS	SS	116	100
21	Eloy Jimenez	CHW	OF	OF	116	100
22	Ketel Marte	ARI	2B/OF	2B/SS/OF	116	98
23	Jeff McNeil	NYM	2B/3B/ OF	2B/3B/ OF	116	98
24	Bo Bichette	TOR	SS	SS	115	100
25	Marcus Semien	TOR	2B/SS	2B/SS	115	100
26	Justin Turner	LAD	3B	3B	115	98
27	Shohei Ohtani	LAA	DH	DH	114	100
28	Kyle Tucker	HOU	OF	OF	114	100
29	Aaron Judge	NYY	OF	OF	114	100
30	Nick Castellanos	CIN	OF	OF	114	100
31	DJ LeMahieu	NYY	1B/2B/ 3B	1B/2B/ 3B	114	100
32	Mike Moustakas	CIN	1B/2B/ 3B	1B/2B/ 3B	114	85
33	Carlos Correa	HOU	SS	SS	113	100
34	Michael Brantley	HOU	OF	OF	113	100
35	J.D. Martinez	BOS	OF	OF	112	100
36	Franmil Reyes	CLE	DH	OF	111	100
37	Paul Goldschmidt	STL	1B	1B	111	100
38	Carlos Santana	KC	1B	1B	111	83
39	Whit Merrifield	KC	2B/OF	2B/OF	109	100
40	Charlie Blackmon	COL	OF	OF	109	100
41	Joey Votto	CIN	1B	1B	109	100
42	Alex Bregman	HOU	3B	SS/3B	109	100
43	Jose Abreu	CHW	1B	1B	107	100
44	Starling Marte	OAK	OF	OF	105	100
45	Joey Gallo	NYY	OF	OF	105	100
46	Nelson Cruz	TB	DH	DH	105	100
47	Jesse Winker	CIN	OF	OF	105	100
48	Josh Bell	WSH	1B	1B	105	100
49	Jorge Polanco	MIN	2B/SS	2B/SS	104	100
50	Josh Donaldson	MIN	3B	3B	104	96
51	Yordan Alvarez	HOU	DH	OF	103	100
52	Mike Trout	LAA	OF	OF	103	100
53	Francisco Lindor	NYM	SS	SS	102	98
54	Max Kepler	MIN	OF	OF	102	83
55	Eduardo Escobar	MIL	2B/3B	2B/3B	102	100
56	David Fletcher	LAA	2B/SS/ 3B	2B/SS/ 3B/OF	101	98
57	Tim Anderson	CHW	SS	SS	99	100
58	Austin Riley	ATL	3B	3B/OF	98	100
59	Jean Segura	PHI	2B/3B	2B/SS/ 3B	98	100
60	Michael Conforto	NYM	OF	OF	98	83
61	Kolten Wong	MIL	2B	2B	97	87
62	Alex Verdugo	BOS	OF	OF	97	100
63	Wander Franco	TB	SS	SS	96	100
64	Jake Cronenworth	SD	1B/2B/ SS	1B/2B/ SS	96	100
65	Bryan Reynolds	PIT	OF	OF	95	100
66	Mark Canha	OAK	OF	1B/OF	95	96
67	Andrew McCutchen	PHI	OF	OF	95	91
68	Didi Gregorius	PHI	SS	SS	95	41
69	Trent Grisham	SD	OF	OF	94	100
70	Austin Meadows	TB	OF	OF	94	100
71	Giancarlo Stanton	NYY	DH	OF	93	100
72	Eric Hosmer	SD	1B	1B	93	91
73	Fernando Tatis Jr.	SD	SS	SS	92	100
74	Luis Robert	CHW	OF	OF	92	100
75	Lourdes Gurriel Jr.	TOR	OF	2B/OF	92	93
76	Tommy Pham	SD	OF	OF	91	100
77	Jorge Soler	ATL	OF	OF	91	100
78	Kris Bryant	SF	1B/3B/ OF	1B/3B/ OF	91	100
79	Randy Arozarena	TB	OF	OF	90	100
80	Eugenio Suarez	CIN	SS/3B	SS/3B	90	91
81	Ke’Bryan Hayes	PIT	3b	3b	90	83
82	Anthony Santander	BAL	OF	OF	90	85
83	Kyle Seager	SEA	3B	3B	90	93
84	Andrew Benintendi	KC	OF	OF	89	72
85	Cesar Hernandez	CHW	2B	2B	89	98
86	Luke Voit	NYY	1B	1B	88	89
87	Mike Yastrzemski	SF	OF	OF	88	96
88	Dylan Carlson	STL	OF	OF	88	100
89	Brandon Belt	SF	1B	1B/OF	88	80
90	Tommy Edman	STL	2B/SS/ 3B/OF	2B/SS/ 3B/OF	87	100
91	AJ Pollock	LAD	OF	OF	87	100
92	Yoan Moncada	CHW	3B	3B	87	98
93	Trey Mancini	BAL	1B/OF	1B/OF	87	100
94	J.P. Crawford	SEA	SS	SS	87	33
95	J.T. Realmuto	PHI	C	C	86	100
96	Dansby Swanson	ATL	SS	SS	86	100
97	Teoscar Hernandez	TOR	OF	OF	85	100
98	Eddie Rosario	ATL	OF	OF	85	83
99	Mitch Haniger	SEA	OF	OF	85	100
100	Paul DeJong	STL	SS	SS	85	26
101	Anthony Rizzo	NYY	1B	1B	85	100
102	Miguel Rojas	MIA	SS	SS	85	57

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