July Shortstop Rankings

Up this week are the July rest-of-season position rankings and overall top 300. Remember that players are listed where they’re most valuable, so if you don’t see someone you’re looking for, check another position. Designated hitters are listed with the first basemen.

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Shortstop Rankings

July	Shortstop	Team	2018	May	June
1	Trea Turner	Nationals	1	1	1
2	Manny Machado	Orioles	2 3B	3	2
3	Francisco Lindor	Indians	2	4	4
4	Carlos Correa	Astros	3	2	3
5	Trevor Story	Rockies	6	5	5
6	Alex Bregman	Astros	4	6	7
7	Jean Segura	Mariners	7	7	6
8	Javier Baez	Cubs	10	10	8
9	Xander Bogaerts	Red Sox	9	8	9
10	Tim Anderson	White Sox	14	11	10
11	Didi Gregorius	Yankees	16	9	11
12	Elvis Andrus	Rangers	8	14	13
13	Andrelton Simmons	Angels	18	15	12
14	Jose Peraza	Reds	13	13	15
15	Gleyber Torres	Yankees	36	25	17
16	Addison Russell	Cubs	11	16	16
17	Chris Taylor	Dodgers	16 2B	14 2B	14
18	Paul DeJong	Cardinals	23	20	28
19	Marcus Semien	Athletics	17	17	18
20	Jurickson Profar	Rangers	113 OF	40	43
21	Ketel Marte	Diamondbacks	21	24	22
22	Yangervis Solarte	Blue Jays	32	28	21
23	Asdrubal Cabrera	Mets	25	22	20
24	Eduardo Escobar	Twins	34 3B	32	31
25	Brandon Crawford	Giants	30	35	32
26	Scott Kingery	Phillies	12 2B	12	23
27	Marwin Gonzalez	Astros	19	21	25
28	Jorge Polanco	Twins	28	29	29
29	Matt Duffy	Rays	27	30	34
30	Dansby Swanson	Braves	26	23	27
31	Tim Beckham	Orioles	20	31	30
32	Daniel Robertson	Rays	58	39	36
33	Chris Owings	Diamondbacks	12	19	24
34	Amed Rosario	Mets	22	26	26
35	Jose Iglesias	Tigers	37	41	41
36	Johan Camargo	Braves	39	55	35
37	Enrique Hernandez	Dodgers	47	33	47
38	Willy Adames	Rays	50	43	39
39	Adalberto Mondesi	Royals	36 2B	38 2B	38 2B
40	Niko Goodrum	Tigers	199 OF	148 OF	37 2B
41	Freddy Galvis	Padres	34	37	42
42	Orlando Arcia	Brewers	15	18	19
43	Aledmys Diaz	Blue Jays	33	46	38
44	Troy Tulowitzki	Blue Jays	31	36	37
45	J.P. Crawford	Phillies	33 3B	44	40
46	Hernan Perez	Brewers	30 3B	36 2B	40 2B
47	Lourdes Gurriel	Blue Jays	79	57	59
48	Wilmer Difo	Nationals	38	47	53
49	Nick Ahmed	Diamondbacks	51	49	52
50	Franklin Barreto	Athletics	40	42	49
51	Brock Holt	Red Sox	43 2B	46 2B	44 2B
52	Jose Reyes	Mets	24	34	44
53	Adeiny Hechavarria	Rays	35	38	51
54	Jordy Mercer	Pirates	42	48	50
55	Chad Pinder	Athletics	45	45	45
56	Yairo Munoz	Cardinals	56	NR	48
57	JT Riddle	Marlins	54	NR	57
58	Miguel Rojas	Marlins	59	54	46
59	Kevin Newman	Pirates	65	NR	NR
60	Alcides Escobar	Royals	41	50	54
61	Charlie Culberson	Braves	72	NR	NR
62	Nicky Lopez	Royals	77	NR	NR
63	Luis Urias	Padres	55	53	55
64	Pat Valaika	Rockies	43	56	NR
65	Dixon Machado	Tigers	48	51	56

Dropping off: Zack Cozart (33rd), Jose Rondon (58th), Ronald Torreyes (60th)

• It briefly looked like Dansby Swanson might be of some use in mixed leagues this year, but in his last 50 games, he’s come in at .207/.266/.356 in 188 at-bats. If the Braves upgrade at third base or decide to give prospect Austin Riley a try, there will be a case for shifting Johan Camargo to short and sending Swanson back to Triple-A.

• Lourdes Gurriel could be a second-half sleeper for mixed-league value with the Jays set to sell. It’s hard to say for sure that the bat is there yet, but I do like the power potential, and there should be plenty of playing time available for him between three infield spots.