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by: Disco Stu
I hope you’ve enjoyed my look at ADP movers because I’ve got one more installment for you! We’ve gotten firmly to the lower middle of 15 team drafts, as today I’m looking at rounds 16-20. These are players ranked from 226-300. What do you tend to get when you go this deep? For batters, it’s […]
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by: Jakkers
Welcome back, everyone. I hope everyone is finally thawing out from the winter weather. If not, all I can say is stay warm and I am glad that I do not live in the northern states! If it hits the 20s here the world ends!
While we deal with whatever the weather wants to throw our way, the 2026 Dynasty Rankings continues with its countdown. This week I highlight the players ranked from No. 150 to No. 126.
Here is a quick breakdown of the positions and ages of the players:
SP: 2
C: 3 | 1B: 1 | 2B: 3 | 3B: 1 | SS: 4 | IF: 1
LF: 5 | CF: 1 | RF: 2 | OF: 1
IF/OF: 1
Ages 20-24: 6
Ages 25-29: 10
Ages 30-34: 9
Ages 35+: 0
by: Grey
“Pump up the jam, pump it up,” was what I was singing during the shortstops rankings. And now we’re not singing fun, party songs anymore. Submerge yourself into a garbage dump; take a deep breath…Ah, that’s the smell of the top 20 3rd basemen for 2026 fantasy baseball. Don’t turn your nose up! Don’t turn […]
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One super quick word about the top 20 2nd basemen for 2026 fantasy baseball and all the 2026 fantasy baseball rankings, each ranking appears insanely long and it is, but I imagine in a lot of leagues guys won’t have eligibility, because I’m using the extremely lax Yahoo position eligibility (five games started). Without further […]
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by: The Itch
I couldn’t stop circling the same thought Friday in the aftershock of Kyle Tucker to Los Angeles then Bo Bichette to New York: these Mets look like the worst team you could put together while spending $336 million. Their ace is Nolan McLean: a prospect I really like but also an inexperienced rookie. All rookies lack experience, but McLean was a two-way player until just a few years ago. Again, no shade, it’s just weird to spend $336 million on a baseball team and have mostly question marks on the pitching staff.
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Hello, everyone. Welcome back to my weekly rankings. This week is the Top 50 Dynasty Third Basemen for 2026.
As a position, this is not the strongest group of players. Third basemen in 2025 slashed .224/.305/.391 with a 93 wRC+. Only center fielders had a lower batting average and and OBP and only second basemen had a lower SLG while second basemen and center fielders had a 92 wRC+.
Here is the age breakdown of this position:
35+: 1
30-34: 15
25-29: 26
20-24: 8
There are some young up-and-coming third basemen. But this is a position where older players still are among the best players as there are four 30+ players ranked in Tier 1 before the younger players dominate Tier 2 as nine of the 10 players in that tier are under 30.
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Hello, everyone. Welcome back to the Top 50 Dynasty Second Basemen for 2026 rankings.
Looking at this position overall, it is weak. Second basemen this season slashed .243/.310/.378 with a wRC+ of 92. The SLG, OPS and wRC+ ranked last among all positions. I guess the good news is that as far as average and OBP second basemen ranked fourth and fifth out of the eight positions.
Additionally, many of players in this group aren’t even fulltime second baseman. Many can play third or short or somewhere in the outfield, and those may actually be their primary positions.
Once you get past the top 15 or so players, it is crapshoot as to who to target. If you are rebuilding, just go young – for players like Kristian Campbell, Christian Moore or Kyren Paris. If you are wanting to win now and need someone who will likely play a lot of games, go for a veteran like Marcus Semien, Mauricio Dubon (who can play nearly anywhere) or a Jeff McNeil.
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And we’ve reached our final top 20 recap for the infield. You’ll never guess where we go next. Did you just say outfield? Okay, so you’re a good guesser. 3rd base was the shallowest position. Yes, worse than the catchers. I know, I was shocked when I went over them, and guess what? Still shocked! VinWins […]
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Nick Lodolo went Holy LodoYOLO. Nick flew into Toledo and said, “It’s now called Toledolo.” Nick went onto the Paramount lot and said it’s Nick at Nitedolo. Nick Lodolo put on a luchador mask, called himself Lodolor, because he promised pain. Lodolo said to the Pirates, “You’re going the way of the Dodolo.” Lodolo said, […]
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You ever hear the song Cake By The Ocean and, before ever chorus break, you shout out to the people around you, “This is about Cal Raleigh?” No? Guess we’re not the same. Yesterday, Cal Raleigh went 3-for-5, 3 runs, 3 RBIs with his 55th and 56th homer. I said the other day, I’d bet […]
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If you say “Daylen Lile fast,” I say, “He is.” If you pronounce “Daylen Lile” fast, I say, “Don’t do that, you sound kinda racist.” If you say “Daylen Lile is strong,” I say, “He is compared to me.” If you say, “How strong are you?” I’ll say, “Not very.” If you say “Daylen Lile […]
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Nothing is normal in Seattle this year. It’s like grunge has returned but as a clean-shaven Buddy Holly Happy Days music. Coffee is now tea, and the space needle is shooting adrenaline directly into our hearts. This team is an offensive juggernaut, emphasis on jugger, deemphasize naut. They were in Atlanta yesterday, who is also […]
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