July Second Baseman Rankings

Presented here are the July rest-of-season position rankings and overall top 300. Players are ranked based on 5x5 value in mixed leagues.

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Top 300 | SP | RP | OF | 1B | 2B | SS | 3B | C

Second Baseman Rankings

July	Second Base	Team	2022	May	June
1	Trea Turner	Dodgers	1	1	1
2	Trevor Story	Red Sox	n/a	6	4
3	Whit Merrifield	Royals	3	3	2
4	Javier Baez	Tigers	4	4	6
5	Jazz Chisholm Jr.	Marlins	10	5	5
6	Jose Altuve	Astros	7	10	7
7	Tommy Edman	Cardinals	13	11	9
8	Jorge Polanco	Twins	8	9	10
9	Ketel Marte	Diamondbacks	5	8	11
10	Ty France	Mariners	21	14	8
11	Jake Cronenworth	Padres	11	12	14
12	DJ LeMahieu	Yankees	14	13	13
13	Luis Arraez	Twins	26	32	25
14	Jeff McNeil	Mets	31	19	15
15	Ryan McMahon	Rockies	12	15	12
16	Marcus Semien	Rangers	9	18	18
17	Gavin Lux	Dodgers	17	16	16
18	Gleyber Torres	Yankees	n/a	24	20
19	Andres Gimenez	Guardians	29	30	29
20	Nolan Gorman	Cardinals	69	35	19
21	Jonathan India	Reds	15	23	22
22	Max Muncy	Dodgers	16	17	17
23	Brandon Lowe	Rays	6	7	21
24	Chris Taylor	Dodgers	24	22	23
25	Jon Berti	Marlins	64	72	46
26	Isaac Paredes	Rays	79	71	72
27	Brendan Rodgers	Rockies	19	29	28
28	Luis Urías	Brewers	25	27	24
29	Nico Hoerner	Cubs	22	25	26
30	Orlando Arcia	Braves	n/a	n/a	n/a
31	Brandon Drury	Reds	n/a	57	32
32	Kolten Wong	Brewers	28	34	31
33	Luis Garcia	Nationals	43	42	42
34	Josh Rojas	Diamondbacks	34	36	30
35	Christopher Morel	Cubs	n/a	n/a	n/a
36	Jonathan Schoop	Tigers	23	31	34
37	Wilmer Flores	Giants	41	37	35
38	César Hernández	Nationals	33	39	36
39	Santiago Espinal	Blue Jays	n/a	41	39
40	Thairo Estrada	Giants	n/a	58	47
41	Jean Segura	Phillies	20	21	44
42	Vidal Bruján	Rays	27	28	27
43	Ozzie Albies	Braves	2	2	3
44	Dylan Moore	Mariners	30	38	45
45	Eduardo Escobar	Mets	48	46	50
46	Enrique Hernandez	Red Sox	32	40	38
47	Nick Madrigal	Cubs	18	20	37
48	Tommy La Stella	Giants	37	52	41
49	Keston Hiura	Brewers	n/a	n/a	43
50	Brendan Donovan	Cardinals	n/a	n/a	n/a
51	David Bote	Cubs	59	73	78
52	Adam Frazier	Mariners	44	47	49
53	Cavan Biggio	Blue Jays	n/a	n/a	n/a
54	Jonathan Villar	Cubs	n/a	33	40
55	Owen Miller	Guardians	NR	26	33
56	Josh Harrison	White Sox	35	44	48
57	Matt Carpenter	Yankees	NR	NR	61
58	Ramón Urías	Orioles	45	54	51
59	Buddy Kennedy	Diamondbacks	n/a	n/a	n/a
60	Ha-Seong Kim	Padres	53	48	52
61	Nicky Lopez	Royals	n/a	45	53
62	Donovan Solano	Reds	50	60	73
63	CJ Abrams	Padres	n/a	n/a	n/a
64	Rougned Odor	Orioles	42	55	54
65	Luis Guillorme	Mets	n/a	NR	62
66	Richie Palacios	Guardians	73	78	58
67	Garrett Hampson	Rockies	38	50	57
68	Abraham Toro	Mariners	46	56	59
69	Nick Solak	Rangers	39	43	56
70	Tony Kemp	Athletics	36	51	60
71	Bryson Stott	Phillies	n/a	68	67
72	Luis Rengifo	Angels	n/a	n/a	63
73	Harold Castro	Tigers	62	80	70
74	Sheldon Neuse	Athletics	49	49	55
75	Willi Castro	Tigers	57	67	65
76	Mike Brosseau	Brewers	55	70	74
77	Aledmys Diaz	Astros	n/a	59	64
78	Diego Castillo	Pirates	75	62	69
79	David Fletcher	Angels	40	53	86
80	Tyler Wade	Angels	n/a	61	68
81	Christian Arroyo	Red Sox	65	75	85
82	Leury Garcia	White Sox	51	65	79
83	Michael Chavis	Pirates	60	64	71
84	Nick Allen	Athletics	n/a	n/a	NR
85	Jace Peterson	Brewers	67	NR	80
86	Spencer Steer	Twins	NR	NR	NR
87	Matt Duffy	Angels	47	66	82
88	Taylor Walls	Rays	n/a	n/a	75
89	Kody Clemens	Tigers	NR	NR	76
90	Jonah Bride	Athletics	n/a	n/a	n/a
91	Mauricio Dubón	Astros	52	76	90
92	Josh VanMeter	Pirates	74	NR	83
93	Samad Taylor	Blue Jays	80	77	88
94	Rodolfo Castro	Pirates	72	NR	66
95	Edmundo Sosa	Cardinals	56	69	89

Dropping off: Andy Ibáñez (77th), Johan Camargo (81st), Jed Lowrie (84th), Tucupita Marcano (87th)

• I would have moved Gleyber Torres up some more this month, but his sore wrist has me a little nervous.

• There’s no beating what Jon Berti has done lately - he has more steals in 27 games since coming off the IL (20) than he had in his other 141 games played since the beginning of 2020 (19) - and he’s been more than productive enough with the bat to justify his continued presence in the Marlins lineup. Still, this is a team that’s getting healthier with Brian Anderson back from the IL and Joey Wendle (hamstring) likely to follow within the next week, and Berti simply wasn’t expected to play all that much this year when the team was relatively healthy. The good times will probably last for a while longer, but it’s likely that he’ll return to a bench role down the stretch.

• I’m jumping back on to the David Bote Express. Mixed-league value probably isn’t in the offing any time soon, but if he can stay healthy, he’s going to have some quality seasons in his future. In his first two games back from shoulder surgery, Bote put three balls into play, hitting them 100, 97 and 104 mph. The Cubs will give him all of the playing time he can handle until Nick Madrigal (groin) returns, at which point he’ll have to compete for at-bats. He’s certainly not someone I would want to count on in the second half of the season, but I maintain that there’s some real upside here.