June Outfielder Rankings

Up this week are the June 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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Outfielder Rankings

June	Outfield	Team	2018	May
1	Mike Trout	Angels	1	1
2	Mookie Betts	Red Sox	2	2
3	Aaron Judge	Yankees	4	3
4	Giancarlo Stanton	Yankees	3	4
5	Charlie Blackmon	Rockies	5	5
6	Bryce Harper	Nationals	6	6
7	J.D. Martinez	Red Sox	8	7
8	Christian Yelich	Brewers	7	9
9	George Springer	Astros	9	10
10	Andrew Benintendi	Red Sox	11	11
11	Starling Marte	Pirates	20	13
12	Justin Upton	Angels	16	15
13	Ender Inciarte	Braves	25	23
14	Tommy Pham	Cardinals	26	19
15	Eddie Rosario	Twins	27	31
16	Rhys Hoskins	Phillies	10	8
17	Ryan Braun	Brewers	17	17
18	Lorenzo Cain	Brewers	29	21
19	Marcell Ozuna	Cardinals	12	14
20	Mitch Haniger	Mariners	53	20
21	Yoenis Cespedes	Mets	19	22
22	Kyle Schwarber	Cubs	30	24
23	Odubel Herrera	Phillies	40	32
24	Nomar Mazara	Rangers	32	34
25	Khris Davis	Athletics	28	29
26	Gregory Polanco	Pirates	18	16
27	Andrew McCutchen	Giants	24	27
28	Michael Brantley	Indians	41	39
29	A.J. Pollock	Diamondbacks	15	12
30	Ronald Acuna	Braves	23	18
31	Yasiel Puig	Dodgers	22	43
32	Matt Kemp	Dodgers	59	33
33	Adam Eaton	Nationals	36	36
34	Michael Conforto	Mets	42	37
35	Adam Jones	Orioles	37	38
36	Billy Hamilton	Reds	13	26
37	Manuel Margot	Padres	21	28
38	Byron Buxton	Twins	14	25
39	Jose Martinez	Cardinals	55	40
40	Ian Desmond	Rockies	34	46
41	Carlos Gonzalez	Rockies	33	42
42	Michael Taylor	Nationals	31	30
43	Teoscar Hernandez	Blue Jays	78	35
44	Aaron Hicks	Yankees	47	44
45	Delino DeShields Jr.	Rangers	39	41
46	Brett Gardner	Yankees	45	48
47	Shin-Soo Choo	Rangers	51	50
48	David Peralta	Diamondbacks	60	55
49	Mark Trumbo	Orioles	56	54
50	Kevin Pillar	Blue Jays	61	49
51	Max Kepler	Twins	58	51
52	Randal Grichuk	Blue Jays	35	69
53	Bradley Zimmer	Indians	38	58
54	Trey Mancini	Orioles	44	47
55	Juan Soto	Nationals	NR	NR
56	Brandon Nimmo	Mets	117	103
57	Mallex Smith	Rays	74	65
58	Jackie Bradley Jr.	Red Sox	62	60
59	Joc Pederson	Dodgers	50	62
60	Nick Markakis	Braves	88	80
61	Jorge Soler	Royals	70	66
62	Steven Souza	Diamondbacks	48	45
63	Avisail Garcia	White Sox	46	59
64	Corey Dickerson	Pirates	68	61
65	Josh Reddick	Astros	69	57
66	Scott Schebler	Reds	76	75
67	Franchy Cordero	Padres	160	64
68	Domingo Santana	Brewers	43	52
69	Jay Bruce	Mets	54	63
70	Dexter Fowler	Cardinals	49	56
71	Adam Duvall	Reds	89	91
72	Jason Heyward	Cubs	79	67
73	Dustin Fowler	Athletics	100	95
74	Albert Almora	Cubs	85	85
75	Kevin Kiermaier	Rays	52	89
76	Leonys Martin	Tigers	73	68
77	Jarrod Dyson	Diamondbacks	65	77
78	Curtis Granderson	Blue Jays	96	76
79	Harrison Bader	Cardinals	134	126
80	Carlos Gomez	Rays	80	81
81	Gerardo Parra	Rockies	82	94
82	Hunter Renfroe	Padres	57	90
83	Denard Span	Mariners	86	84
84	Austin Meadows	Pirates	153	143
85	Lewis Brinson	Marlins	64	82
86	Tony Kemp	Astros	148	NR
87	Lonnie Chisenhall	Indians	75	98
88	Travis Jankowski	Padres	176	NR
89	Stephen Piscotty	Athletics	63	71
90	Willie Calhoun	Rangers	72	72
91	Cameron Maybin	Marlins	77	83
92	Kole Calhoun	Angels	67	70
93	Aaron Altherr	Phillies	84	74
94	Jesse Winker	Reds	94	88
95	Jorge Bonifacio	Royals	115	102
96	Nick Williams	Phillies	122	125
97	Mac Williamson	Giants	237	99
98	JaCoby Jones	Tigers	162	92
99	Alex Verdugo	Dodgers	131	79
100	Derek Fisher	Astros	66	73
101	Rajai Davis	Indians	90	87
102	Alex Gordon	Royals	103	104
103	Melky Cabrera	Indians	101	100
104	David Dahl	Rockies	71	53
105	Colby Rasmus	Orioles	102	109
106	Jon Jay	Royals	105	112
107	Guillermo Heredia	Mariners	143	129
108	Andrew Toles	Dodgers	99	93
109	Daniel Palka	White Sox	234	NR
110	Johnny Field	Rays	265	NR
111	Gorkys Hernandez	Giants	187	NR
112	Victor Robles	Nationals	81	78
113	Jake Marisnick	Astros	108	105
114	Ben Gamel	Mariners	114	106
115	Preston Tucker	Braves	111	117
116	Keon Broxton	Brewers	87	96
117	Adam Engel	White Sox	126	122
118	Clint Frazier	Yankees	130	124
119	Christin Stewart	Tigers	136	134
120	Franmil Reyes	Padres	285	NR
121	Raimel Tapia	Rockies	127	123
122	Greg Allen	Indians	128	120
123	Hunter Pence	Giants	93	107
124	Mark Canha	Athletics	191	97
125	Steve Pearce	Blue Jays	121	110
126	Matt Joyce	Athletics	110	115
127	Jake Bauers	Rays	132	130
128	Noel Cuevas	Rockies	201	NR
129	Trayce Thompson	White Sox	139	116
130	Eloy Jimenez	White Sox	155	NR
131	Austin Slater	Giants	138	127
132	Leury Garcia	White Sox	98	101
133	Joey Rickard	Orioles	154	NR
134	Charlie Tilson	White Sox	137	137
135	Jacoby Ellsbury	Yankees	97	108
136	Tyler Naquin	Indians	133	114
137	Austin Jackson	Giants	112	119
138	Jabari Blash	Angels	196	NR
139	Victor Reyes	Tigers	140	141
140	Kyle Tucker	Astros	198	NR
141	Austin Dean	Marlins	245	NR
142	Austin Hays	Orioles	91	111
143	Nick Delmonico	White Sox	106	113
144	Michael Hermosillo	Angels	220	NR
145	Chris Young	Angels	119	140
146	Robbie Grossman	Twins	145	NR
147	Hunter Dozier	Royals	146	144
148	Ben Revere	Angels	118	131
149	Magneuris Sierra	Marlins	120	128
150	Abraham Almonte	Royals	149	132

Dropping off: Yasmany Tomas (118th), Brian Goodwin (121st), Juan Lagares (133rd), Braxton Lee (135th), Mikie Mahtook (136th), Jayson Werth (138th), Roman Quinn (139th)

• Having Adam Eaton 33rd, Michael Taylor 42nd and Juan Soto 55th seems less than ideal to me, given that there are just two lineup spots for the trio when everyone is healthy, but I don’t know who to drop. Eaton is definitely a top-30 outfielder when healthy, Taylor is on pace for 40 steals even though he’s not hitting and Soto has merely hit .326/.415/.522 in 46 at-bats so far. The obvious solution for the Nationals with Eaton about to return is to send Taylor to the bench for a spell, but the team is considerably better defensively with Taylor in center and Eaton in left and Taylor is hitting of late. In fact, in his last 46 at-bats, his OPS is better than Soto’s (.282/.353/.609). If Soto wasn’t in the picture, I’d still have Taylor ranked right around 30th here.

• The Angels had no other choice that to do something about Kole Calhoun’s slump and that something was putting him on the DL with an oblique strain. They could have called on Jabari Blash to replace him -- Blash is hitting a ridiculous .343/.434/.783 with 15 homers in 143 at-bats in Triple-A -- but they instead chose the more well-rounded Michael Hermosillo. There’s probably no mixed-league upside to be found there. I’m skeptical that Blash would have had mixed-league value, either, but he would have been more interesting.

• Kyle Tucker moves into the top 150 this month, though I’m still not particularly optimistic his time will come this year. After crushing it this spring, he’s come in at .279/.358/.467 for Triple-A Fresno this year. That’s quite good for a 21-year-old, but it’s not the kind of line that suggests he’s the Astros’ best option right now. On the other hand, it’s not like anyone else has really set themselves apart in that left field mix.