July Outfielder 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.

I’ll be back with my way-too-early 2024 rankings at the All-Star break.

Click to see other July rankings:
Top 300 | SP | RP | OF | 1B | 2B | SS | 3B | C

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Outfielder Rankings

July	Outfielders	Team	2023	May	June
1	Ronald Acuna Jr.	Braves	1	1	1
2	Corbin Carroll	Diamondbacks	14	9	8
3	Fernando Tatis Jr.	Padres	7	6	6
4	Julio Rodriguez	Mariners	2	2	3
5	Kyle Tucker	Astros	5	4	5
6	Juan Soto	Padres	6	10	9
7	Mike Trout	Angels	8	7	7
8	Mookie Betts	Dodgers	10	11	10
9	Randy Arozarena	Rays	13	8	11
10	Yordan Alvarez	Astros	4	5	4
11	Aaron Judge	Yankees	3	3	2
12	Luis Robert Jr.	White Sox	11	19	12
13	Adolis Garcia	Rangers	26	23	13
14	Christian Yelich	Brewers	21	21	19
15	Michael Harris	Braves	9	12	14
16	Cedric Mullins	Orioles	19	13	33
17	Starling Marte	Mets	18	14	15
18	Alex Verdugo	Red Sox	24	16	17
19	George Springer	Blue Jays	17	17	18
20	Bryan Reynolds	Pirates	30	24	21
21	Nick Castellanos	Phillies	29	26	23
22	Esteury Ruiz	Athletics	33	38	22
23	Eloy Jimenez	White Sox	12	20	20
24	Ian Happ	Cubs	32	27	25
25	Daulton Varsho	Blue Jays	20	25	24
26	Kyle Schwarber	Phillies	27	30	28
27	Byron Buxton	Twins	16	15	16
28	Teoscar Hernandez	Mariners	23	28	36
29	Masataka Yoshida	Red Sox	46	35	30
30	Josh Lowe	Rays	63	43	29
31	Lane Thomas	Nationals	71	88	68
32	Lourdes Gurriel Jr.	Diamondbacks	34	40	34
33	Jake McCarthy	Diamondbacks	28	70	41
34	Jorge Soler	Marlins	101	78	44
35	Brandon Nimmo	Mets	44	36	37
36	Steven Kwan	Guardians	25	29	27
37	Spencer Steer	Reds	n/a	n/a	n/a
38	Jarred Kelenic	Mariners	69	18	26
39	Tommy Edman	Cardinals	n/a	n/a	32
40	Anthony Santander	Orioles	42	44	45
41	Andrew Vaughn	White Sox	38	39	38
42	Taylor Ward	Angels	22	31	51
43	Christopher Morel	Cubs	86	91	46
44	Jordan Walker	Cardinals	n/a	55	57
45	Cody Bellinger	Cubs	79	37	40
46	Austin Hays	Orioles	92	67	50
47	Seiya Suzuki	Cubs	39	33	31
48	Whit Merrifield	Blue Jays	62	65	42
49	Nolan Jones	Rockies	78	95	101
50	Lars Nootbaar	Cardinals	57	49	47
51	Hunter Renfroe	Angels	36	34	39
52	Bryan De La Cruz	Marlins	40	45	49
53	Kris Bryant	Rockies	31	32	35
54	Andrew Benintendi	White Sox	43	42	48
55	Giancarlo Stanton	Yankees	37	50	43
56	Harrison Bader	Yankees	53	46	59
57	Jose Siri	Rays	51	68	52
58	Matt Vierling	Tigers	56	60	98
59	Marcell Ozuna	Braves	50	103	58
60	Ezequiel Duran	Rangers	n/a	NR	107
61	Michael Conforto	Giants	81	80	56
62	Jeff McNeil	Mets	55	51	53
63	Leody Taveras	Rangers	68	87	71
64	Dylan Carlson	Cardinals	116	136	132
65	Eddie Rosario	Braves	54	56	76
66	Joc Pederson	Giants	67	66	78
67	Riley Greene	Tigers	41	71	80
68	Andrew McCutchen	Pirates	123	63	66
69	James Outman	Dodgers	80	41	62
70	Alex Kirilloff	Twins	64	100	64
71	Jarren Duran	Red Sox	120	47	73
72	Brandon Marsh	Phillies	60	48	67
73	Joey Wiemer	Brewers	137	74	88
74	Jake Fraley	Reds	73	97	90
75	MJ Melendez	Royals	49	58	60
76	Luke Raley	Rays	178	117	118
77	TJ Friedl	Reds	94	92	86
78	Jurickson Profar	Rockies	48	54	63
79	Luis Matos	Giants	NR	NR	NR
80	Edward Olivares	Royals	59	61	81
81	Tyler O’Neill	Cardinals	15	22	54
82	Charlie Blackmon	Rockies	96	79	69
83	Brian Anderson	Brewers	93	53	61
84	Brendan Donovan	Cardinals	65	72	95
85	LaMonte Wade Jr.	Giants	124	94	79
86	Mickey Moniak	Angels	NR	NR	75
87	Jack Suwinski	Pirates	135	84	82
88	Nick Pratto	Royals	n/a	137	100
89	Trent Grisham	Padres	82	89	96
90	Seth Brown	Athletics	66	81	77
91	Adam Duvall	Red Sox	95	107	97
92	Will Benson	Reds	100	NR	NR
93	Alek Thomas	Diamondbacks	61	62	120
94	Joey Meneses	Nationals	52	73	84
95	Joey Gallo	Twins	88	64	70
96	Brent Rooker	Athletics	210	77	85
97	Harold Ramirez	Rays	102	98	92
98	Michael Brantley	Astros	77	69	94
99	Nick Senzel	Reds	76	57	65
100	Max Kepler	Twins	84	86	89
101	Myles Straw	Guardians	83	76	87
102	Billy McKinney	Yankees	NR	NR	NR
103	Michael A. Taylor	Twins	152	145	155
104	Tommy Pham	Mets	133	154	174
105	Ji Hwan Bae	Pirates	127	83	91
106	Ryan Noda	Athletics	n/a	n/a	n/a
107	Randal Grichuk	Rockies	115	114	108
108	Jesus Sanchez	Marlins	122	115	111
109	Zach McKinstry	Tigers	n/a	n/a	72
110	Brenton Doyle	Rockies	189	148	104
111	Chas McCormick	Astros	90	104	114
112	Mike Tauchman	Cubs	NR	NR	NR
113	Akil Baddoo	Tigers	144	147	102
114	Patrick Wisdom	Cubs	n/a	93	93
115	Dylan Moore	Mariners	104	110	106
116	Drew Waters	Royals	112	108	105
117	Mike Yastrzemski	Giants	89	105	110
118	Willi Castro	Twins	NR	NR	112
119	Aaron Hicks	Orioles	154	NR	NR
120	Kerry Carpenter	Tigers	141	NR	158
121	Derek Hill	Nationals	NR	NR	NR
122	Trevor Larnach	Twins	159	90	115
123	Wil Myers		47	59	74
124	Colton Cowser	Orioles	NR	NR	83
125	Manuel Margot	Rays	85	106	119
126	Stone Garrett	Nationals	98	85	109
127	David Peralta	Dodgers	111	122	139
128	Josh Palacios	Pirates	NR	NR	NR
129	Jesse Winker	Brewers	70	99	136
130	Avisail Garcia	Marlins	75	101	116
131	Harold Castro	Rockies	n/a	120	117
132	Kyle Isbel	Royals	87	116	129
133	Ramon Laureano	Athletics	72	82	103
134	Jonny DeLuca	Dodgers	NR	NR	168
135	Chris Taylor	Dodgers	103	146	133
136	Jason Heyward	Dodgers	NR	135	122
137	Adam Frazier	Orioles	142	NR	121
138	Austin Slater	Giants	117	118	127
139	Will Brennan	Guardians	109	113	150
140	Tyrone Taylor	Brewers	125	96	113
141	Victor Robles	Nationals	134	121	124
142	Sal Frelick	Brewers	107	144	143
143	Dairon Blanco	Royals	172	NR	NR
144	Andy Ibanez	Tigers	n/a	n/a	n/a
145	Kevin Kiermaier	Blue Jays	147	NR	128
146	Trey Mancini	Cubs	74	111	130
147	Alec Burleson	Cardinals	106	75	99
148	Jake Bauers	Yankees	NR	NR	153
149	Jo Adell	Angels	153	NR	171
150	Rougned Odor	Padres	n/a	NR	137
151	Tucupita Marcano	Pirates	NR	NR	123
152	Mark Canha	Mets	118	126	138
153	Franmil Reyes	Nationals	DH 4	102	125
154	Evan Carter	Rangers	NR	138	146
155	Nelson Velazquez	Cubs	160	140	164
156	Austin Meadows	Tigers	91	125	135
157	Owen Miller	Brewers	n/a	n/a	140
158	Mitch Haniger	Giants	58	52	55
159	Pavin Smith	Diamondbacks	194	109	134
160	Enrique Hernandez	Red Sox	139	134	144
161	Mauricio Dubon	Astros	157	132	149
162	Dominic Canzone	Diamondbacks	NR	NR	NR
163	Jake Cave	Phillies	179	NR	NR
164	Nick Gordon	Twins	110	123	170
165	Stuart Fairchild	Reds	131	128	131
166	Corey Julks	Astros	165	NR	NR
167	Travis Jankowski	Rangers	NR	159	173
168	Connor Joe	Pirates	208	133	141
169	Corey Dickerson	Nationals	143	NR	154
170	Oswaldo Cabrera	Yankees	105	131	151
171	Brad Miller	Rangers	108	127	157
172	Raimel Tapia	Brewers	129	160	NR
173	Preston Tucker	Padres	NR	NR	172
174	Conner Capel	Athletics	128	124	NR
175	Willie Calhoun	Yankees	200	155	142

Dropping off: Luis Rengifo (126th), Bubba Thompson (145th), Gabriel Arias (147th), Sam Haggerty (148th), Sam Hilliard (152nd), Oscar Gonzalez (156th), Jose Azocar (159th), Vaun Brown (160th)

• Corbin Carroll should have been moved up more quickly, but he’s up to No. 2 now and I imagine he’ll stay there in next year’s rankings. I didn’t think he’d offer this much power this quickly, as I had him projected for 17 homers on the season. He’s matched that in 78 games.
• I don’t understand why Seiya Suzuki isn’t a better player - his Statcast page makes him look awfully good - but I imagine it has something to do with him often being banged up. The stiff neck that’s cost him a couple of games this week is just the latest problem, and I felt like I finally had to drop him in the rankings. It still wouldn’t surprise me if he takes off offensively, but his going 0-for-3 stealing bases this month is kind of the final straw.
• I didn’t make room for the likes of Dustin Harris, Bubba Thompson and J.P. Martinez here (though Justin Foscue got the last spot in the second base rankings), but I do wonder if a couple of their prospects might have deep-league fantasy value for other teams during the final two months. The team has a number of interesting, upper-level minor leaguers to potentially use in trade packages before the deadline. With all of their key bats under control for years, the Rangers don’t need to be stingy. Harris is definitely helping his value of late; he’s 7-for-17 with four extra-base hits and five walks in five games since moving up to Triple-A.