June Shortstop Rankings

Up this week are the June rest-of-season position rankings and overall top 300 for 5x5 leagues.

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

Shortstop Rankings

June	Shortstops	Team	2022	May
1	Trea Turner	Dodgers	1	1
2	Bo Bichette	Blue Jays	2	2
3	Trevor Story	Red Sox	7	11
4	Corey Seager	Rangers	5	5
5	Francisco Lindor	Mets	10	6
6	Fernando Tatis Jr.	Padres	8	7
7	Xander Bogaerts	Red Sox	6	8
8	Wander Franco	Rays	4	3
9	Tim Anderson	White Sox	3	4
10	Jazz Chisholm Jr.	Marlins	14	10
11	Javier Baez	Tigers	9	9
12	Tommy Edman	Cardinals	n/a	n/a
13	Jorge Polanco	Twins	11	12
14	Bobby Witt Jr.	Royals	13	13
15	Carlos Correa	Twins	15	15
16	Willy Adames	Brewers	17	16
17	Jeremy Pena	Astros	29	20
18	Dansby Swanson	Braves	19	21
19	Jake Cronenworth	Padres	16	14
20	Amed Rosario	Guardians	18	19
21	Gavin Lux	Dodgers	20	17
22	Marcus Semien	Rangers	12	18
23	Gleyber Torres	Yankees	23	24
24	Oneil Cruz	Pirates	22	22
25	Chris Taylor	Dodgers	24	23
26	Luis Urias	Brewers	26	26
27	Nico Hoerner	Cubs	n/a	25
28	Brendan Rodgers	Rockies	21	27
29	Andres Gimenez	Guardians	28	28
30	Josh Rojas	Diamondbacks	32	34
31	Royce Lewis	Twins	66	57
32	Eugenio Suarez	Mariners	38	36
33	J.P. Crawford	Mariners	31	30
34	Brandon Crawford	Giants	27	31
35	Jorge Mateo	Orioles	n/a	32
36	Joey Wendle	Marlins	33	35
37	Gio Urshela	Twins	37	40
38	Isiah Kiner-Falefa	Yankees	36	38
39	Jonathan Villar	Cubs	25	29
40	Jose Iglesias	Rockies	30	33
41	Dylan Moore	Mariners	n/a	n/a
42	Thairo Estrada	Giants	58	51
43	Ramon Urias	Orioles	43	48
44	Kyle Farmer	Reds	51	49
45	Ha-Seong Kim	Padres	48	41
46	Didi Gregorius	Phillies	35	37
47	Jose Barrero	Reds	41	42
48	Kevin Smith	Athletics	n/a	n/a
49	Nicky Lopez	Royals	34	39
50	Miguel Rojas	Marlins	42	46
51	Elvis Andrus	Athletics	44	44
52	Garrett Hampson	Rockies	n/a	n/a
53	Nick Gordon	Twins	n/a	n/a
54	Brendan Donovan	Cardinals	n/a	n/a
55	Luis Rengifo	Angels	62	NR
56	Aledmys Diaz	Astros	n/a	n/a
57	Willi Castro	Tigers	50	59
58	Rodolfo Castro	Pirates	n/a	n/a
59	Bryson Stott	Phillies	55	61
60	Andrew Velazquez	Angels	68	60
61	Tyler Wade	Angels	47	53
62	Nick Ahmed	Diamondbacks	56	52
63	CJ Abrams	Padres	45	50
64	Josh H. Smith	Rangers	NR	NR
65	Diego Castillo	Pirates	n/a	54
66	Harold Castro	Tigers	53	NR
67	Dee Strange-Gordon	Nationals	61	NR
68	Taylor Walls	Rays	52	45
69	Tyler Freeman	Guardians	54	56
70	Kevin Newman	Pirates	59	55
71	Leury Garcia	White Sox	n/a	n/a
72	Johan Camargo	Phillies	n/a	NR
73	Andrelton Simmons	Cubs	65	58
74	Geraldo Perdomo	Diamondbacks	70	64
75	Christian Arroyo	Red Sox	n/a	n/a
76	Paul DeJong	Cardinals	40	43
77	David Fletcher	Angels	39	47
78	Edmundo Sosa	Cardinals	49	63
79	Mauricio Dubon	Astros	46	65

Dropping off: Cole Tucker (62nd)

• A rash of new injuries has wreaked havoc here. I was planning on keeping Tim Anderson third, but his strained groin has the look of something that might take several weeks to heal. Wander Franco also went on the IL because of his nagging quad injury, Carlos Correa was diagnosed with COVID-19 and Royce Lewis suffered a bone bruise in his knee that could prove tricky. I was looking at Lewis as one of the more challenging players to rank this month; he was quite a bit more impressive than I expected during his initial callup, but with no set position and a history of durability issues, I wasn’t going to be too aggressive with him. I probably would have stuck him somewhere from 20th-24th before the injury. As is, he’s 31st.

• Oneil Cruz, who seemed to be pushing for a callup by hitting .281/.392/.549 in his last 20 games for Triple-A Indianapolis, also went down Sunday, though his sprained ankle isn’t supposed to be a severe injury. I think there’s still some hope that he’ll arrive in mid-June.