Dynasty league trade talk is surely underway, so I figured it was time I produced an updated dynasty rankings list to help you all through trade negotiations. This list does not transfer directly to keeper leagues where you may only keep seven players per year, or what have you. It only works for complete dynasty leagues. With that said, the list features prospects, injured players, future international free agents, and even college and high school players. I’ve got 600 names, but if you need an opinion on more, or just want to know why I ranked someone they way I did, please do not hesitate to ask me on Twitter. Before we jump right into the list, I want to give you five names who I think are undervalued by the general consensus. These are players I’m targeting via trade in my dynasty leagues.
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When a player is having a good season, it is a common tendency to think you shouldn’t make a deal for them. In many cases that is correct, as we should never buy high, but frankly, I’m not sure even Realmuto owners realize just how valuable he is in dynasty leagues. Catcher is an absolute wasteland, and here we’ve got someone who is young, mopping the floor with the competition, and likely about to get traded to a club with a much better lineup and ballpark, whether it be next week or in the off-season. I intend on drafting Realmuto in the top three rounds next season and I’ll bargain you can get him for much cheaper than that.
