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Fantasy Baseball Trade Chart (Week 11)

Fantasy Baseball Trade Chart (Week 11)

If you hadn’t realized it coming into this season, by this point, you understand that it’s nearly impossible to have a successful fantasy baseball season without making a few trades. Particularly with the 10-day disabled list, teams do not hesitate to sideline their players for injuries that used to be treated with a recommendation of “rub some dirt on it and get out there.”

So as you continually look to augment your roster through the trade market, make sure to keep up to date with our rotisserie league trade chart, updated weekly. To that end, here is your trade chart for Week 11.

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Name Current Value Previous Value +/-
Mike Trout 71 69 +2
Jose Altuve 63 63
Bryce Harper 62 62
Mookie Betts 62 62
Nolan Arenado 62 62
Trea Turner 62 61 +1
Charlie Blackmon 62 62
Manny Machado 60 60
Jose Ramirez 60 60
Carlos Correa 57 57
Paul Goldschmidt 57 57
Freddie Freeman 57 57
Max Scherzer 57 57
Corey Kluber 55 55
J.D. Martinez 55 55
Aaron Judge 53 53
Chris Sale 53 53
Justin Verlander 53 53
Joey Votto 50 50
Francisco Lindor 50 50
Giancarlo Stanton 49 49
Gerrit Cole 48 48
Luis Severino 48 48
Jacob deGrom 48 48
Kris Bryant 46 49 -3
Anthony Rizzo 46 46
George Springer 46 46
Gary Sanchez 44 44
Starling Marte 43 39 +4
Madison Bumgarner 39 39
Carlos Carrasco 39 35 +4
Christian Yelich 38 39 -1
Cody Bellinger 37 32 +5
Andrew Benintendi 36 32 +4
Brian Dozier 36 36
Edwin Encarnacion 35 36 -1
Dee Gordon 35 35
Nelson Cruz 35 33 +2
Jose Abreu 35 35
Zack Greinke 33 32 +1
Aaron Nola 33 32 +1
James Paxton 32 32
Blake Snell 32 27 +5
Lorenzo Cain 31 31
Ozzie Albies 31 29 +2
Jean Segura 30 30
Xander Bogaerts 29 29
Anthony Rendon 29 29
Tommy Pham 28 28
Justin Upton 28 28
Khris Davis 28 24 +4
Marcell Ozuna 25 23 +2
Josh Donaldson 23 23
Noah Syndergaard 23 35 -12
Stephen Strasburg 21 44 -23
Rhys Hoskins 21 19 +2
Trevor Bauer 21 19 +2
Travis Shaw 21 20 +1
Didi Gregorius 20 19 +1
Joey Gallo 20 21 -1
Buster Posey 20 20
Alex Bregman 19 19
Eric Hosmer 19 19
Whit Merrifield 19 19
Ronald Acuna 18 17 +1
Charlie Morton 18 19 -1
Lance McCullers 18 16 +2
David Price 18 16 +2
Jose Berrios 17 12 +5
Willson Contreras 17 17
Craig Kimbrel 17 17
Kenley Jansen 17 17
Aroldis Chapman 17 17
Jack Flaherty 17 16 _1
J.T. Realmuto 16 16
Jose Martinez 16 7 +9
Matt Carpenter 16 16
Scooter Gennett 16 16
Clayton Kershaw 16 16
Trevor Story 16 15 +1
Elvis Andrus 16 15 +1
Mike Moustakas 15 15
Carlos Martinez 14 18 -4
Yu Darvish 14 14
Patrick Corbin 14 16 -2
Mitch Haniger 14 13 +1
Ender Inciarte 14 14
A.J. Pollock 14 14
Chris Archer 13 16 -3
Wade Davis 13 13
Nicholas Castellanos 12 12
Eduardo Escobar 12 12
Carlos Santana 12 12
Eugenio Suarez 12 12
Daniel Murphy 12 6 +6
Gleyber Torres 12 12
Michael Brantley 12 11 +1
Eddie Rosario 12 12
Yoenis Cespedes 11 14 -3
Ryon Healy 11 11
Kyle Hendricks 10 10
Nomar Mazara 10 10
Jon Lester 10 8 +2
Justin Turner 10 14 -4
Wil Myers 10 10
Max Muncy 7 N/A +7
Tim Anderson 10 10
Ross Stripling 10 10
Gio Gonzalez 10 8 +2
Andrew McCutchen 10 10
Edwin Diaz 10 10
Sean Doolittle 10 10
Brad Hand 10 10
Jose Quintana 9 9
Dallas Keuchel 9 12 -3
Brandon Belt 9 9
Yasiel Puig 9 9
Ryan Braun 8 7 +1
Salvador Perez 8 8
Raisel Iglesias 8 8
Sean Newcomb 8 5 +3
Miles Mikolas 8 5 +3
Adrian Beltre 8 9 -1
Jonathan Schoop 8 12 -4
Jake Arrieta 7 7
Juan Soto 7 5 +2
Kyle Schwarber 7 7
Justin Bour 7 6 +1
Adam Eaton 7 3 +4
Matt Olson 7 7
Alex Wood 6 9 -3
Evan Gattis 6 N/A +6
Gregory Polanco 6 10 -4
Michael Conforto 6 10 -4
Jameson Taillon 6 6
Justin Smoak 6 6
David Peralta 6 6
Cody Allen 6 6
Corey Knebel 6 6
DJ LeMahieu 6 5 +1
Yoan Moncada 6 8 -2
Delino DeShields 5 6 -1
Felipe Vazquez 5 5
Michael Wacha 5 2 +3
Cole Hamels 5 5
Masahiro Tanaka 5 8 -3
Rafael Devers 5 5
Luis Castillo 5 5
Josh Hader 5 5
Dylan Bundy 5 5
Jesus Aguilar 5 5
Ian Kinsler 5 3 +2
Odubel Herrera 5 6 -1
Sean Manaea 5 5
Corey Dickerson 5 5
Javier Baez 5 5
Chris Taylor 5 6 -1
Billy Hamilton 4 5 -1
Byron Buxton 4 3 +1
Kyle Seager 4 4
Zack Godley 4 3 +1
Tyson Ross 4 4
Adam Jones 4 4
Eduardo Rodriguez 4 2 +2
Mike Clevinger 4 5 -1
Blake Treinen 4 4
Brandon Morrow 4 4
Nick Pivetta 4 5 -1
Brett Gardner 4 4
Cesar Hernandez 4 4
Wilson Ramos 4 4
Robbie Ray 3 2 +1
Yonder Alonso 3 5 -2
Greg Bird 3 N/A +3
Nick Markakis 3 N/A +3
J.A. Happ 3 2 +1
Miguel Andujar 2 2
Rougned Odor 2 3 -1
Sonny Gray 2 2
Garrett Richards 2 2
Bradley Boxberger 2 2
Michael Fulmer 2 2
Luke Weaver 2 2
Bud Norris 2 2
Tanner Roark 2 2
Mike Foltynewicz 2 2
Miguel Sano 2 14 -12
Kevin Gausman 2 2
Keone Kela 2 2
Jeurys Familia 2 3 -1
Kenneth Giles 2 2
Kelvin Herrera 2 2
Tyler Skaggs 2 2
Rick Porcello 2 2
Danny Duffy 2 2
Kenta Maeda 2 N/A +2
Hunter Strickland 2 2
Reynaldo Lopez 2 2
Rich Hill 2 2
Kyle Gibson 2 N/A +2

The Injury Movers

A couple of starting pitchers take a nosedive on our trade chart this week, with both Noah Syndergaard (finger) and Stephen Strasburg (shoulder) getting unfortunate injury news. The bright side for both is that neither injury appears serious as of right now. Syndergaard got a second opinion on his injured finger which confirmed a minor ligament issue, and he will continue his rehab. Strasburg got good results on an MRI of his shoulder, which showed only inflammation but no structural damage. But the issue, of course, is that we have no timetable for either pitcher’s return, and given their injury histories, caution is warranted. Either way, a healthy version of the two is better than an injured version of the two (they don’t pay me the big bucks for nothing) and so each one deservedly drops in value.

So too does Yoenis Cespedes, who went from on the verge of returning to having no timetable for his return. If you’re the Mets, you’d have no reason to rush Cespedes back from his injury, as it really makes no difference if you lose 3-0 or 3-1. With chronic leg injuries more apparent than ever, Cespedes’ dynasty value takes a bigger hit than his seasonal value, but neither is fun to look at right now.

But not to worry, there are a couple of Nationals who have seen their values rise thanks to their return from injuries. Specifically, both Adam Eaton and Daniel Murphy have returned after missing most and all of the season thus far, respectively. Eaton has picked up right where he left off, banging out hits like it’s his job . . . which it is, but still. Murphy, on the other hand, looks incredibly rusty, but you probably would too if your knee was totally destroyed and then recreated like you were a superhero (which is just what I’m assuming happened with Murphy?). Murphy will likely not get back to being quite the player he was last year at any point this season, but he should have plenty of value once he gets going, and the fact that he made it back at all is enough to move him back up our trade chart.

The Performance Movers

We’ve got a bunch of risers this week, as several players have earned a boost in value with their recent play. I’m talking most notably about Andrew Benintendi, Cody Bellinger, Jose Berrios, Jose Martinez, Max Muncy, and Evan Gattis. Let’s touch on each quickly:

  • Since May 1, Benintendi is slashing a cool .331/.403/.656 with 11 home runs and six steals. He still doesn’t hit the ball all that hard (he has a sub-30% hard contact rate over that span), but you can’t possibly argue with those results.
  • It’s an obviously ridiculously small sample, but in the seven games since Dave Roberts equivocated on whether Bellinger could get sent to the minors, he’s batting .375 with four home runs, nine runs scored, seven RBIs, two steals, and a 9:7 K:BB rate. We probably shouldn’t have been as worried as we were.
  • Berrios needs little explanation. He’s simply an elite prospect who has improved both his strikeout and walk rates and looks to be ready to take the next step. No reason to avoid him.
  • Jose Martinez had a good April, a terrible May, and, thus far, an other-worldly June. The man is a hitter, pure and simple, and it appears he does have the power to play at first after all.
  • Max Muncy has gone from “who is this guy” to “I think I should pick this guy up” to “this guy is saving both my fantasy team and the Dodgers!” Muncy’s Minor League track record did not portend this. But he’s done more than enough for fantasy owners to buy into his performance, at least to an extent.
  • I would not have argued with you had you wanted to drop Evan Gattis after April. I’m glad nobody asked me if they should. At the end of April, Gattis was on pace for six home runs and 48 RBIs. He’s now on pace for 26 home runs and 87 RBIs. That’s what 10 homers and almost 30 RBIs in a little over a month will do!

As for the fallers, there aren’t too many. But both Gregory Polanco and Michael Conforto continue their drops, largely because I’ve finally accepted that my preseason expectations for both were just wrong. Maybe Polanco just really isn’t that good. After all, other than a few brief spurts, we haven’t ever seen him perform close to an elite player. And Conforto, while talented, seems like he just has not fully recovered from his shoulder injury, which is understandable. I have few long-term concerns with Conforto, but for this season, I’m not overly optimistic.

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Dan Harris is a featured writer for FantasyPros. For more from Dan, check out his archive or follow him on Twitter at @danharris80.

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