June Third Baseman 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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Third Baseman Rankings

June	Third Base	Team	2018	May
1	Nolan Arenado	Rockies	1	1
2	Kris Bryant	Cubs	3	2
3	Justin Turner	Dodgers	9	5
4	Nicholas Castellanos	Tigers	7	7
5	Josh Donaldson	Blue Jays	4	3
6	Anthony Rendon	Nationals	5	6
7	Joey Gallo	Rangers	6	4
8	Miguel Sano	Twins	8	8
9	Travis Shaw	Brewers	10	9
10	Eugenio Suarez	Reds	14	13
11	Mike Moustakas	Royals	12	11
12	Rafael Devers	Red Sox	11	10
13	Kyle Seager	Mariners	13	12
14	Jake Lamb	Diamondbacks	15	14
15	Jeimer Candelario	Tigers	24	21
16	Adrian Beltre	Rangers	16	20
17	Todd Frazier	Mets	19	16
18	Matt Chapman	Athletics	21	15
19	Evan Longoria	Giants	18	18
20	Maikel Franco	Phillies	17	17
21	Ryon Healy	Mariners	20	22
22	Matt Davidson	White Sox	26	23
23	Miguel Andujar	Yankees	38	25
24	Christian Villanueva	Padres	45	19
25	Max Muncy	Dodgers	NR	NR
26	Vladimir Guerrero Jr.	Blue Jays	57	34
27	Derek Dietrich	Marlins	25	29
28	Jung Ho Kang	Pirates	NR	30
29	Wilmer Flores	Mets	22	26
30	Jose Bautista	Mets	107 OF	86 OF
31	Brian Anderson	Marlins	35	32
32	Christian Arroyo	Rays	27	33
33	Colin Moran	Pirates	27 1B	31
34	J.D. Davis	Astros	40	44
35	Nick Senzel	Reds	32	28
36	Jedd Gyorko	Cardinals	23	24
37	Danny Valencia	Orioles	34 1B	37 1B
38	Luis Valbuena	Angels	31	35
39	Pedro Alvarez	Orioles	8 DH	5 DH
40	Cheslor Cuthbert	Royals	50	38
41	Chase Headley		28	36
42	Austin Riley	Braves	70	NR
43	David Freese	Pirates	42	41
44	Martin Prado	Marlins	29	27
45	Ryan Schimpf		36	37
46	Pablo Sandoval	Giants	47	43
47	Mitch Walding	Phillies	NR	NR
48	Jefry Marte	Angels	47 1B	40 1B
49	Yandy Diaz	Indians	44	42
50	Drew Dosch	Orioles	72	NR

Dropping off: Drew Robinson (39th), Trevor Plouffe (45th)

• Jung Ho Kang opened his rehab assignment on Friday, putting him on pace to join the Pirates in a couple of weeks. His last stint in organized baseball saw him hit .143/.219/.202 in 84 at-bats in the Dominican Winter League half a year ago, so it’s hard to say whether he’s still the same player who was so effective in 2016. His performance in the minors will determine whether he’s worth picking up in mixed leagues before he’s activated.

• Scooter Gennett’s player-of-the-month turn in May did nothing good for Nick Senzel’s timetable, and Senzel could do little but sit and watch as he missed more than three weeks with vertigo. Since returning, Senzel has started three games at second and two at third for Triple-A Louisville. There’s still a decent chance that the Reds will trade Gennett to make room for Senzel next month. However, the scenario of Senzel simply overtaking Gennett at second base no longer seems realistic.