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Fantasy Baseball Trade Value Chart: Week 4

Fantasy Baseball Trade Value Chart: Week 4

Moreso than performances, injuries can have a massive impact on your team needs. You may leave the draft projected to lead the league in home runs based on historical standings, but that does not factor in missing Aaron Judge or Giancarlo Stanton for several weeks.

Particularly with the 10-day injured list, fantasy owners are forced to make tough decisions frequently with their rosters. Rather than cutting injured players, the best bet may be to try to clear roster space by working the trade market.

As you’ll see, plenty of players saw their values rise or fall based on recent injury news, while other players have forced changes to their trade values based on early-season performances. These developments are why the trade chart is updated each and every week. So before you make any deal, make sure to consult this week’s iteration to maximize your return.

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Player Current Value Previous Value +/-
Mike Trout 70 71 -1
Mookie Betts 63 63
Jose Ramirez 63 63
Christian Yelich 63 63
Jose Altuve 61 58 3
Nolan Arenado 59 58 1
Max Scherzer 58 62 -4
J.D. Martinez 58 58
Bryce Harper 58 58
Alex Bregman 57 57
Javier Baez 57 51 6
Trevor Story 57 57
Manny Machado 55 57 -2
Ronald Acuna Jr. 55 55
Paul Goldschmidt 55 55
Charlie Blackmon 53 48 5
Freddie Freeman 53 53
Trevor Bauer 53 53
Jacob deGrom 53 58 -5
Justin Verlander 53 53
Blake Snell 51 53 -2
Anthony Rendon 48 48
Adalberto Mondesi 48 47 1
Francisco Lindor 44 31 13
Gerrit Cole 44 48 -4
Corey Kluber 44 44
Aaron Nola 44 44
Whit Merrifield 44 44
Khris Davis 43 42 1
Cody Bellinger 41 40 1
Andrew Benintendi 39 39
Chris Sale 39 39
Rhys Hoskins 39 39
Trea Turner 38 38
Clayton Kershaw 36 36
Juan Soto 35 34 1
George Springer 35 33 2
Noah Syndergaard 34 39 -5
Carlos Carrasco 34 36 -2
James Paxton 34 34
Anthony Rizzo 33 33
Joey Gallo 31 26 5
Xander Bogaerts 31 31
Starling Marte 30 39 -9
Kris Bryant 27 27
Eddie Rosario 27 17 10
J.T. Realmuto 27 26 1
Zack Greinke 27 27
Stephen Strasburg 27 27
Patrick Corbin 27 27
Chris Archer 26 26
Eugenio Suarez 24 27 -3
Joey Votto 24 26 -2
Nelson Cruz 24 23 1
Walker Buehler 23 19 4
Luis Castillo 23 21 2
Jose Abreu 23 23
Ozzie Albies 23 23
Vladimir Guerrero Jr. 23 21 2
Tommy Pham 22 17 5
Victor Robles 22 17 5
Carlos Correa 21 23 -2
Lorenzo Cain 21 26 -5
Gary Sanchez 20 19 1
Jameson Taillon 20 20
Jose Berrios 20 20
Matt Chapman 20 13 7
Giancarlo Stanton 19 24 -5
Jack Flaherty 19 19
Kenley Jansen 19 19
Edwin Diaz 19 19
Yoan Moncada 19 19
Yasmani Grandal 19 15 4
Willson Contreras 19 15 4
Elvis Andrus 17 12 5
Aaron Judge 17 55 -38
Marcell Ozuna 16 16
Matt Carpenter 15 15
Fernando Tatis Jr. 15 9 6
Jonathan Villar 15 17 -2
Yasiel Puig 15 15
Andrew McCutchen 15 15
Travis Shaw 15 14 1
Tyler Glasnow 15 15
German Marquez 15 15
David Price 15 12 3
Roberto Osuna 15 15
Blake Treinen 15 15
Brad Hand 15 15
Aroldis Chapman 14 14
Kirby Yates 14 14
Felipe Vazquez 13 13
Charlie Morton 13 15 -2
A.J. Pollock 13 13
Michael Conforto 13 13
Mitch Haniger 13 12 1
Mike Moustakas 12 14 -2
Shane Bieber 12 12
Josh Donaldson 12 12
Zack Wheeler 12 6 6
Miles Mikolas 12 12
Daniel Murphy 12 7 5
Tim Anderson 12 9 3
David Dahl 12 9 3
Wil Myers 11 11
Pete Alonso 11 10 1
Jean Segura 11 15 -4
Josh Hader 10 11 -1
Wilson Ramos 10 9 1
Corey Seager 10 15 -5
Gleyber Torres 10 11 -1
Dee Gordon 9 7 2
Paul DeJong 9 5 4
Madison Bumgarner 9 12 -3
Chris Paddack 9 2 7
Cole Hamels 8 6 2
Mallex Smith 8 7 1
Edwin Encarnacion 8 10 -2
Raisel Iglesias 8 8
Justin Turner 7 8 -1
Robinson Cano 7 7
Carlos Santana 7 7
Joe Musgrove 7 6 1
Eloy Jimenez 7 11 -4
Sean Doolittle 6 6
Wade Davis 6 6
Jordan Hicks 6 6
Max Muncy 6 7 -1
Michael Brantley 6 6
Jose Leclerc 6 8 -2
Ken Giles 6 6
Masahiro Tanaka 6 6
Robbie Ray 6 6
Matthew Boyd 6 5 1
Rougned Odor 6 5 1
Craig Kimbrel 6 11 -5
Collin McHugh 6 N/A 6
Sonny Gray 6 5 1
David Peralta 6 6
Yu Darvish 5 6 -1
Byron Buxton 5 2 3
Stephen Piscotty 5 4 1
Caleb Smith 5 3 2
Kyle Hendricks 5 5
Buster Posey 5 4 1
Yadier Molina 5 5
Jose Peraza 5 8 -3
Domingo Santana 4 4
Jose Quintana 4 4
Rich Hill 4 4
Nomar Mazara 4 4
Mike Foltynewicz 4 5 -1
Jorge Polanco 4 2 2
Ryan Braun 4 4
Mike Clevinger 4 4
Luis Severino 4 4
Hyun-Jin Ryu 4 4
Gregory Polanco 4 2 2
Nicholas Castellanos 4 4
Austin Meadows 4 5 -1
Jon Gray 4 4
Luke Weaver 4 N/A 4
Josh Bell 4 3 1
Jose Alvarado 4 5 -1
Greg Holland 4 4
Pedro Strop 4 N/A 4
Alex Colome 4 4
Luke Voit 4 2 2
Eduardo Rodriguez 3 4 -1
Kenta Maeda 3 4 -1
Carlos Rodon 3 2 1
Aaron Hicks 3 3
Ryan McMahon 3 N/A 3
Brad Peacock 3 4 -1
A.J. Minter 3 3
Ender Inciarte 3 4 -1
Shohei Ohtani 3 3
J.A. Happ 3 3
Adam Jones 3 4 -1
Christian Walker 3 N/A 3
Cody Allen 2 4 -2
Maikel Franco 2 2
Yandy Diaz 2 2
Merrill Kelly 2 N/A 2
Jake Arrieta 2 2
Jesus Aguilar 2 4 -2
Jonathan Schoop 2 2
Rafael Devers 2 2
Ramon Laureano 2 2
Eric Hosmer 2 2
Cesar Hernandez 2 N/A 2
Jesse Winker 2 2
Brian Dozier 2 2
Franmil Reyes 2 2
Jake Bauers 2 2
Kike Hernandez 2 2
Billy Hamilton 2 N/A 2
Shin-Soo Choo 2 N/A 2
Marcus Semien 2 N/A 2
Hunter Dozier 2 N/A 2

 
Aaron Judge’s “seriously strained” oblique is going to cost him quite a bit of playing time, and whenever he does return, he’s likely going to need a bit of time to get back in the swing of things. Players who suffer long-term injuries are always difficult to value, as even their best-case scenario leaves question marks. Worse than that, new injuries have a way of cropping up, such as Luis Severino’s lat strain or, more pertinent this week, Giancarlo Stanton’s shoulder injury. Stanton received a cortisone shot, which means his return is likely delayed for several weeks. His value drops accordingly, as does Starling Marte’s, whose abdominal injury should keep him on the shelf for a few weeks, though he is reportedly making progress.

Those who saw their values rise based on performance include Matt Chapman, whose drop in strikeout rate and continued overall positive strides have made him one of the early favorites for MVP, and Joey Gallo, who is hitting the ball with more authority than perhaps anyone in the game. Eddie Rosario’s power surge, Willson Contreras’ fly-ball rate, Chris Paddack’s refusal to allow hits, and Fernando Tatis Jr.’s success in the leadoff spot all result in an increase in trade value.

As for those seeing their trade values fall, Noah Syndergaard has yet to show that he’s capable of just rearing back and letting things fly rather than nibbling at the plate, and Craig Kimbrel went from signing imminently to all quiet on the Western front. Finally, with Vladimir Guerrero Jr. getting the call to the big leagues, it’s worth noting that Eloy Jimenez has had a rather quiet 2019 season thus far. His talent remains, but his performance has not matched his name recognition.

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