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2023 Fantasy Baseball Rankings (NL)

Expert Consensus Ranking (51 of 54 Experts) -

Rank Player (Team, Position) Overall Notes
1 Corbin Burnes (MIL - SP) 6 7.0 +1.0
The Brewers took the training wheels off for Corbin Burnes in 2022, allowing him to throw 202 innings after only 167 the year before. The 28-year-old didn't disappoint, striking out 243 batters while feasting on the free-swinging NL Central batters. Some fatigue appeared to set in following the All-Star Break, but overall, his numbers remained elite, with an xFIP of 2.85, a K/9 of 10.83, and a WHIP of 0.97. With no clear-cut SP1 in fantasy this season, Burnes is a solid choice, as he will buoy your pitching categories while pitching in front of a Top 10 defensive team.
2 Spencer Strider (ATL - SP,RP) 12 15.0 +3.0
Spencer Strider arrived in MLB in 2022 and promptly helped many a fantasy manager make the playoffs. He pitched 131 2/3 innings, striking out an obscene 202 batters with a devastating slider that came after his 98 mph fastball. He struggled with free passes, issuing 3.1 walks per nine, but he more than made up for that with a 16.4% swinging strike rate and K% of 38.3. After he signed a six-year, $75 million contract, the Braves should allow him to throw more innings, probably in the 150-160 range, and he should still have RP eligibility, making him a points-league stud as well. Strider has the makings of a bona fide ace and is only 24 years old. Draft him with confidence.
3 Aaron Nola (PHI - SP) 13 13.0
Aaron Nola had a wildly unlucky 2021 that most fantasy managers were aware of on draft day in 2022. The managers who took him were rewarded with more innings, strikeouts, and vastly improved ratios. Nola remains elite in BB% (3.6) and HardHit% (31.6) while allowing weak contact - which is good since his defense consisted of mostly should-be DHs. The 29-year-old picked up an extra 25 2/3 innings of postseason work, the first of his career, bringing his total innings to a career-high 230. Nola is in the last year of his contract with the Phillies, so he will have plenty of motivation to demonstrate his ability to serve as the ace of any staff.
4 Sandy Alcantara (MIA - SP) IL15 14 12.0 -2.0
In 2022, Sandy Alcantara had Jacob deGrom on speed dial to discuss coping strategies for receiving little to no run support during a dominant pitching season. He had nine NDs, giving up an average of 1.5 earned runs while pitching more than six innings in all but one. Beyond that, Alcantara threw 228 innings with a 2.28 ERA, 0.98 WHIP, and 207 strikeouts, winning the NL Cy Young with all 30 first-place votes. The 27-year-old demonstrated an easy delivery, and the Marlins demonstrated comfort in letting him go deep into ballgames. The concerns with Alcantara are related to over-drafting him coming off his career year and an xFIP that was an entire run above his ERA. He does not overpower hitters, but they struggle to make good contact against his three-pitch mix. He deserves a high draft pick - just recognize some slight regression may be on the horizon.
5 Brandon Woodruff (MIL - SP) 18 19.0 +1.0
Brandon Woodruff had a strange 2022 season. He only pitched 153 innings; he missed time due to a diagnosis of Raynaud's Syndrome, which affected the index, middle, and ring fingers on his pitching hand. He still struck out 190 batters and maintained a 3.05 ERA and 1.07 WHIP, but the missed time and increased average exit velocity allowed left something to be desired for fantasy managers. The 13 wins were nice, and his underlying metrics remain stellar, but he comes with a little more risk than previously.
6 Josh Hader (SD - RP) 24 26.0 +2.0
Josh Hader may come at a discount in 2023 due to those who fixate on a stretch of outings in August 2022 or look only at his final ERA. The surface stats are much uglier than fantasy managers have been used to seeing. The 28-year-old ended with a 5.22 ERA and 1.28 WHIP, both of which are career highs by a longshot. Looking beneath that, however, shows that his xERA was 3.51 with an xFIP of 2.94. His K% and Whiff% remain in elite status, and he still walked away with 36 saves. This is still a player with Top-3 closer abilities, so fantasy managers in leagues where others shy away due to a few outings in August should draft, sit back, and enjoy.
7 Zack Wheeler (PHI - SP) 25 25.0
Zack Wheeler returned from his 2021 Cy Young runner-up campaign and defended his position as a top starting pitcher in fantasy baseball. In 153 innings, the 31-year-old struck out 163 batters and ended the campaign with a 2.82 ERA and 1.04 WHIP. The 153 innings were down from 213 1/3 in 2021, but this is actually encouraging in that the Phillies were cognizant of his usage. Wheeler will take the ball every fifth day and deliver a strikeout per inning, solid ratios, and should be a good source of wins for the defending National League Champions and your fantasy squad.
8 Julio Urias (LAD - SP) RST 26 24.0 -2.0
Julio Urias ended the 2022 season with a shiny 2.16 ERA, but this belies some concerning underlying numbers that pushed his xFIP to 3.81. The 26-year-old benefited from an excellent defense and an unsustainable .229 BABIP, while his HR/9 went up to 1.2. Those are the negatives. On the positive side, his spin rates are still above the 90th percentile, and he threw 175 innings, taking the ball every fifth day like clockwork. For 5x5 leagues, Urias finished third in the majors with 17 wins last year, and while it's not great to chase that category, he seems a safe bet to do well in it. Draft him expecting some regression, but he is still a very good pitcher on a behemoth of a team with a great defense.
9 Devin Williams (MIL - RP) 27 30.0 +3.0
Devin Williams played second fiddle to Josh Hader for most of four seasons before finally getting handed the ball after Milwaukee traded the latter to San Diego. Out of 14 Statcast pitching categories, the 28-year-old ranks in the 99th or 100th percentile in nine of them. His weakness - BB% - is the thing that keeps him in Tier 2 of closers for most fantasy analysts, but his talent and abilities cannot be ignored during drafts. Milwaukee is a pitching-heavy team that will offer plenty of save opportunities. Right now, Williams is the clear choice to get the first crack at them and rack up strikeouts for your team while doing so.
10 Max Fried (ATL - SP) IL15 28 27.0 -1.0
In 2022, Max Fried demonstrated that pristine control and location can still be effective in today's Triple-Digit SP Society. In 185 innings pitched, he struck out 170 batters while walking only 32. He limits hard contact and uses a four-pitch combination to sit in the 91st percentile of chase rate. The 29-year-old will give fantasy managers six innings in most games, and he will anchor your SP ratios to sit in the 2.70/1.05 range. He might be the best SP2 on the board and available in the sixth round in most drafts.
11 Zac Gallen (ARI - SP) 30 32.0 +2.0
Injury-averse fantasy managers missed out on Zac Gallen's first healthy season in 2022, which saw him start 31 games and throw 184 innings. He struck out 192 batters on his way to a 2.54 ERA and sparkling 0.91 WHIP. The 27-year-old throws his fastball almost half the time but finishes hitters off with his curveball and changeup equally. He limits hard contact, and his 4.09 K/BB ratio is in the upper echelon of the majors. Arizona is on the upswing, but the Diamondbacks are often forgotten about on draft day. A healthy Gallen is a steal at his ADP of 74.
12 Yu Darvish (SD - SP) IL15 29 29.0
Yu Darvish is an often-overlooked starter in fantasy drafts, be it his age or his past inflated ERA that drive people away. His 2022 numbers, however, rewarded whoever took him two rounds too late, finishing 16-8 with a 3.10 ERA and 0.95 WHIP and 197 strikeouts in 194 2/3 innings. Nothing in his underlying metrics looks like a giant red flag. His value is great in the sixth or seventh round, and even though we don't chase wins, he plays for a team who should put him in line for many of them. He turns 37 in August, but he could be a sneaky great pick on draft day.
13 Ryan Helsley (STL - RP) 34 39.0 +5.0
Ryan Helsley used a devastating three-pitch combo to emerge as one of the top closers in baseball in the latter half of 2022. He added velocity to his fastball, resulting in a K/9 that jumped from 8.94 to 13.08 and grabbing 19 saves for the Red Birds. He should enter 2023 as the clear-cut closer in St. Louis, and if he continues to throw in the triple digits as often as he did last year, he can shore up your saves category while helping your ratios and strikeouts. He should easily be in the top 10 relief pitchers taken on draft day.
14 Joe Musgrove (SD - SP) IL60 41 41.0
Joe Musgrove has been a picture of pitching consistency over the past two seasons, with his stats almost eerily similar. His strikeouts were down, but so were his walks and ERA. He had identical WHIPs of 1.08 and has started more than 30 games in four of the past five seasons (excluding 2020). Drafting the 30-year-old is a smart idea if you pick an SP1 with more upside (and more risk) because you know what you're going to get. With a stacked Padres lineup and a propensity to collect quality starts, Musgrove checks all the boxes for one of the highest floors in the 2023 SP pool.
15 Clayton Kershaw (LAD - SP) 43 44.0 +1.0
Clayton Kershaw will be 35 on Opening Day, a game he has a high chance to start. He still has elite breaking balls that limit hard contact and strikes out more than a batter per inning. Kershaw has always pitched as though allowing walks offends him to his core, and he is still in the 93rd percentile in walk rate. Fantasy managers need only remember that his days of 30 starts are long gone, and he will have one or two IL stints during the season. Assuming his ADP remains reasonable, he is an asset to your staff.
16 Camilo Doval (SF - RP) 45 47.0 +2.0
Camilo Doval went 27 for 30 in save opportunities in 2022 with a 2.53 ERA and 1.24 WHIP, and he will enter 2023 as the clear-cut closer for the Giants. While his BB% is higher than we'd like from a truly elite closer, he creates weak contact thanks to a 99-mph cutter. Even with the walks, Doval is a Tier 2 closer you can get in the seventh or eighth round.
17 Logan Webb (SF - SP) 46 43.0 -3.0
Logan Webb flashed his strikeout upside in 2021, leading to fantasy managers overvaluing him in 2022. Instead, his K/9 reverted back to his earlier 7.63 range versus the 9.59 K/9 outlier. Webb utilized his slider and changeup more last season, which helped to protect his ERA and WHIP. Even though the Giants finished last in defensive runs saved, his high ground ball rate didn't hurt him. Webb is more of an SP3/SP4 now and should be drafted as such.
18 Blake Snell (SD - SP) 47 50.0 +3.0
Blake Snell pitched exactly the same number of innings in 2022 as he did in 2021, but he slashed three percentage points off his walk rate to lower his ERA and WHIP to fantasy-relevant levels. He will always strike out a high percentage of batters (32% last season), but his health is a question mark so expect him to miss some time if you draft him.
19 Raisel Iglesias (ATL - RP) 48 42.0 -6.0
Raisel Iglesias signed a four-year deal with the Angels to be their closer before the 2022 season and found himself collecting holds out of the Braves bullpen in August. The 33-year-old still has a K% in the 92nd percentile in the league, though this did drop from 37.7% to 31.7% last year. Atlanta has a number of closer options, though Iglesias is the most experienced of the bunch and should get the first crack at it. He's a Tier 3 closer with a higher upside if he lands the job.
20 Hunter Greene (CIN - SP) 52 48.0 -4.0
If you feel the need for pitching speed, Hunter Greene offers you all that and then some. Unfortunately, he also offers 3.4 BB/9 as he sometimes isn't sure where his 100-mph throws will end up. Down the stretch in 2022, he showed improvement with a 45:8 K:BB ratio in August and September. The 23-year-old is projected to have a K-rate north of 30%, and he will certainly boost a fantasy team's strikeout count. He pitches for a terrible team in an extremely hitter-friendly ballpark, so there will be growing pains, but if he harnesses his talent, he will be a steal at his current ADP.
21 David Bednar (PIT - RP) 55 60.0 +5.0
David Bednar holds the illustrious title of Best Closer on Worst Team heading into 2023. The 28-year-old mixes a 96-mph fastball with a 77-mph curveball and 90-mph changeup for a 32.9 K%. Even though he had an ERA of 2.61, his FIP was 2.44, which is a product of pitching in front of one of the worst defenses in baseball. Pittsburgh may not win many games, but Bednar is clearly the closer and should be dominant in any uniform.
22 Lance Lynn (LAD - SP) BRV 56 54.0 -2.0
Lance Lynn suffered a knee injury late in Spring Training that cost him two months of the season. When he returned, it looked like all of the skills that made him so highly sought after had disappeared. He had an unsightly 6.42 ERA heading into August and was getting clobbered by hitters. From August til the end of the season, however, he carried a 2.43 ERA and returned to his low-walk, low-HR self. Lynn is a prime candidate to climb draft boards if he shows out during Spring Training given his history as a workhorse.
23 Nick Lodolo (CIN - SP) IL60 58 57.0 -1.0
Nick Lodolo arrived on the scene and shortly thereafter hit the IL with a back injury. When he returned, he dazzled fantasy managers with his 11.41 K/9 and 3.49 xFIP. Yes, the Reds are going to be absolutely terrible, so there probably won't be many wins. But Lodolo is a strikeout machine (131 in 103 innings) and has the stuff to improve on his rookie numbers with a full season. Go get him.
24 Freddy Peralta (MIL - SP) 59 62.0 +3.0
Injuries limited Freddy Peralta to only 78 innings in 2022, but he put up elite numbers when he did take the mound. He allows weak contact and his xERA sits in the 90th percentile. The only question for fantasy managers is whether or not you believe he can stay healthy. If you think he'll cross the century mark in innings pitched, he's a steal at his current ADP.
25 Charlie Morton (ATL - SP) IL15 63 68.0 +5.0
While Father Time will claim all athletes at some point, the 39-year-old Morton seems to have an agreement in place to avoid being claimed yet. He started 31 games, pitched 172 innings, and struck out 205 batters last season, which makes that one of the quietest 200-strikeout seasons in memory. He continues to have an elite curve ball to match his 95-mph fastball and plays for the high-scoring Atlanta Braves. He is a safe pick in the late rounds of drafts.
26 Kyle Wright (ATL - SP) 64 59.0 -5.0
While it's a terrible idea to chase wins on draft day, it is still worth noting that Kyle Wright had 21 of them in 2022. Wright was an entirely different pitcher in 2022 than he was the year before, cutting his BB% from 14.3 to 7.2 and raising his K% from 17.1 to 23.6. He ended with an ERA of 3.19 and WHIP of 1.16, and 174 strikeouts in 180 1/3 innings. Even accounting for some increase in ERA, his xFIP last year was 3.30, so the underlying metrics don't suggest extreme regression. Wright will be a helpful SP3 who can be had in the tenth round of most drafts.
27 Alexis Diaz (CIN - RP) 69 66.0 -3.0
Alexis Diaz is already named the official closer for the Reds, which isn't a testament to his RP prowess, considering Cinci is going nowhere fast. His Statcast page jumps at you with his strikeout ability and limiting hard contact. However, his BB% also stands out for being in the 2nd percentile. Don't get blinded by his 1.84 ERA from last year, either. His xFIP was 3.97, and he hands out free passes like a new business in a strip mall. Make sure your ratios are protected before drafting him for saves.
28 Dustin May (LAD - SP) IL60 70 67.0 -3.0
Dustin May had a long road to his return from Tommy John surgery, and the rustiness was apparent when he took the mound for the first time on August 20. He has elite curveball and fastball spin rates, but he was a bit wild with the breaking pitches, which is pretty typical for pitchers coming back. Still just 25, May has a high upside for 2023, which would make him a steal at his current ADP. However, beware the innings limit that is sure to come.
29 Jesus Luzardo (MIA - SP) 72 70.0 -2.0
 
30 Scott Barlow (SD - RP) 80 69.0 -11.0
Scott Barlow held a lot more fantasy appeal before the Royals went out and signed Aroldis Chapman. Barlow will still get his fair share of save opportunities, but this smells like a closer by committee to start the season.
31 Paul Sewald (ARI - RP) 81 84.0 +3.0
 
32 Daniel Bard (COL - RP) IL15 86 74.0 -12.0
Daniel Bard saved 34 saves for the hapless Colorado Rockies last year, and they rewarded him with a two-year extension. Fantasy managers should trust that he will get first crack at saving games, but they should also be aware that the 37-year-old benefited from a career-low .221 BABIP. While this is due to correct, it shouldn't scare you off from making him a top reliever on your squad.
33 Tony Gonsolin (LAD - SP) IL60 92 85.0 -7.0
 
34 Alex Cobb (SF - SP) IL15 95 104.0 +9.0
 
35 Kodai Senga (NYM - SP) 96 79.0 -17.0
 
36 Miles Mikolas (STL - SP) 98 95.0 -3.0
 
37 Edward Cabrera (MIA - SP) 101 107.0 +6.0
 
38 Merrill Kelly (ARI - SP) 108 100.0 -8.0
 
39 Jameson Taillon (CHC - SP) 111 117.0 +6.0
 
40 David Robertson (MIA - RP) 110 98.0 -12.0
 
41 Carlos Carrasco (NYM - SP) IL15 114 121.0 +7.0
 
42 Trevor Rogers (MIA - SP) IL60 113 114.0 +1.0
 
43 Evan Phillips (LAD - RP) 112 102.0 -10.0
 
44 Marcus Stroman (CHC - SP) 117 125.0 +8.0
 
45 Seranthony Dominguez (PHI - RP) 119 126.0 +7.0
 
46 Sean Manaea (SF - RP,SP) 122 129.0 +7.0
 
47 Kyle Finnegan (WSH - RP) 125 128.0 +3.0
 
48 Roansy Contreras (PIT - RP,SP) MiLB 129 188.0 +59.0
 
49 Eric Lauer (MIL - SP) MiLB 128 136.0 +8.0
 
50 Justin Steele (CHC - SP) 132 140.0 +8.0
 
51 Craig Kimbrel (PHI - RP) 130 111.0 -19.0
 
52 Taijuan Walker (PHI - SP) 138 138.0
 
53 Ranger Suarez (PHI - SP) 133 143.0 +10.0
 
54 Ross Stripling (SF - SP,RP) 140 122.0 -18.0
 
55 Giovanny Gallegos (STL - RP) IL15 148 132.0 -16.0
 
56 Hayden Wesneski (CHC - RP,SP) MiLB 136 130.0 -6.0
 
57 A.J. Minter (ATL - RP) 143 120.0 -23.0
 
58 David Peterson (NYM - SP,RP) 151 176.0 +25.0
 
59 Alex Wood (SF - RP,SP) 159 200.0 +41.0
 
60 Aaron Ashby (MIL - SP,RP) IL60 150 141.0 -9.0
 
61 Gregory Soto (PHI - RP) 152 139.0 -13.0
 
62 Taylor Rogers (SF - RP) 160 152.0 -8.0
 
63 Daniel Hudson (LAD - RP) IL60 156 154.0 -2.0
 
64 Adam Ottavino (NYM - RP) 154 144.0 -10.0
 
65 Steven Matz (STL - SP,RP) IL15 168 177.0 +9.0
 
66 Brusdar Graterol (LAD - RP) 164 146.0 -18.0
 
67 Josiah Gray (WSH - SP) 174 190.0 +16.0
 
68 Adam Wainwright (STL - SP) 157 151.0 -6.0
 
69 Mitch Keller (PIT - SP) 177 191.0 +14.0
 
70 Michael Fulmer (CHC - RP) IL15 166 182.0 +16.0
 
71 MacKenzie Gore (WSH - SP) IL15 173 178.0 +5.0
 
72 Tylor Megill (NYM - SP,RP) 180 162.0 -18.0
 
73 A.J. Puk (MIA - RP) 175 228.0 +53.0
 
74 Brandon Pfaadt (ARI - SP) 181 212.0 +31.0
 
75 Graham Ashcraft (CIN - SP) IL60 191 187.0 -4.0
 
76 Scott McGough (ARI - RP) IL15 184 198.0 +14.0
 
77 Jared Shuster (ATL - SP) MiLB 189 168.0 -21.0
 
78 Michael Wacha (SD - SP) 203 207.0 +4.0
 
79 Jose Quintana (NYM - SP) 220 183.0 -37.0
 
80 Alex Vesia (LAD - RP) 194 266.0 +72.0
 
81 Brandon Hughes (CHC - RP) IL60 226 229.0 +3.0
 
82 Jose Alvarado (PHI - RP) 201 213.0 +12.0
 
83 Drey Jameson (ARI - RP,SP) IL60 211 180.0 -31.0
 
84 German Marquez (COL - SP) IL60 193 161.0 -32.0
 
85 Michael Soroka (ATL - SP) IL60 176 243.0 +67.0
 
86 Ryan Pepiot (LAD - SP) 213 189.0 -24.0
 
87 Braxton Garrett (MIA - SP) 222 206.0 -16.0
 
88 Ryne Nelson (ARI - SP) 206 259.0 +53.0
 
89 Nick Martinez (SD - SP,RP) 236 219.0 -17.0
 
90 Brooks Raley (NYM - RP) 204 251.0 +47.0
 
91 Luis L. Ortiz (PIT - SP) MiLB 239    
 
92 Joe Jimenez (ATL - RP) 242 330.0 +88.0
 
93 Andrew Painter (PHI - SP) MiLB 246 185.0 -61.0
 
94 Robert Suarez (SD - RP) 217 211.0 -6.0
 
95 Andrew Chafin (MIL - RP) 241 217.0 -24.0
 
96 Johnny Cueto (MIA - SP) 238 192.0 -46.0
 
97 Bailey Falter (PIT - SP) IL15 249 237.0 -12.0
 
98 Kevin Ginkel (ARI - RP) 252 323.0 +71.0
 
99 Brad Boxberger (CHC - RP) IL15 251 216.0 -35.0
 
100 Matt Barnes (MIA - RP) IL60 215 235.0 +20.0
 
101 Drew Smyly (CHC - RP,SP) 235 253.0 +18.0
 
102 Tanner Scott (MIA - RP) 233 319.0 +86.0
 
103 Luis Garcia (SD - RP) 255 155.0 -100.0
 
104 Gavin Stone (LAD - SP) MiLB 225 303.0 +78.0
 
105 Dylan Dodd (ATL - SP) 262 233.0 -29.0
 
106 Anthony DeSclafani (SF - SP) IL60 199 240.0 +41.0
 
107 Collin McHugh (ATL - RP) IL15 228 204.0 -24.0
 
108 Adbert Alzolay (CHC - RP) 219 282.0 +63.0
 
109 Joe Mantiply (ARI - RP,SP) 221 335.0 +114.0
 
110 Dylan Lee (ATL - RP) IL60 247 247.0
 
111 Yency Almonte (LAD - RP) IL15 248 289.0 +41.0
 
112 Kyle Harrison (SF - SP) 277 263.0 -14.0
 
113 JT Brubaker (PIT - SP) IL60 274 234.0 -40.0
 
114 Rich Hill (SD - SP) 278 333.0 +55.0
 
115 Hunter Harvey (WSH - RP) 258 310.0 +52.0
 
116 Michael Lorenzen (PHI - RP,SP) 265 260.0 -5.0
 
117 Kirby Yates (ATL - RP) 257    
 
118 Ian Anderson (ATL - SP) MiLB 325 252.0 -73.0
 
119 Chris Flexen (COL - SP,RP) 318 264.0 -54.0
 
120 Seth Lugo (SD - RP,SP) 266 278.0 +12.0
 
121 Patrick Corbin (WSH - SP) 372 298.0 -74.0
 
122 Bobby Miller (LAD - SP) 321 304.0 -17.0
 
123 Miguel Castro (ARI - RP) 270    
 
124 Mark Melancon (ARI - RP) IL60 285 153.0 -132.0
 
125 Kyle Freeland (COL - SP) IL15 378 290.0 -88.0
 
126 Joe Kelly (LAD - RP) 260 258.0 -2.0
 
127 Glenn Otto (SD - RP,SP) MiLB 293 276.0 -17.0
 
128 Caleb Ferguson (LAD - RP,SP) 287 424.0 +137.0
 
129 Walker Buehler (LAD - SP) IL60 284 147.0 -137.0
 
130 Eury Perez (MIA - SP) IL15 348 324.0 -24.0
 
131 Steven Okert (MIA - RP) 283    
 
132 Peter Strzelecki (ARI - RP) MiLB 288    
 
133 Adrian Morejon (SD - RP) MiLB 294 332.0 +38.0
 
134 Luis F. Ortiz (PHI - RP) MiLB 350 371.0 +21.0
 
135 Yonny Chirinos (ATL - RP,SP) IL60 291 322.0 +31.0
 
136 Carl Edwards Jr. (WSH - RP) IL60 286 386.0 +100.0
 
137 Trevor Williams (WSH - SP,RP) 383 348.0 -35.0
 
138 Kyle Hendricks (CHC - SP) 356 273.0 -83.0
 
139 Lucas Sims (CIN - RP) 292 365.0 +73.0
 
140 Zach Davies (ARI - SP) DFA 312 380.0 +68.0
 
141 Brad Hand (ATL - RP) 298 199.0 -99.0
 
142 Wade Miley (MIL - SP) 320 301.0 -19.0
 
143 Adrian Houser (MIL - SP) 374 343.0 -31.0
 
144 Keegan Thompson (CHC - SP,RP) MiLB 303 267.0 -36.0
 
145 Drew Pomeranz (SD - RP) IL60 299    
 
146 Connor Brogdon (PHI - RP) MiLB 300    
 
147 Jake Woodford (STL - RP,SP) MiLB 311    
 
148 Drew Smith (NYM - RP) 301    
 
149 Elieser Hernandez (NYM - SP,RP) IL60 307 346.0 +39.0
 
150 Johan Oviedo (PIT - SP,RP) 319 315.0 -4.0
 
151 Jeremiah Estrada (CHC - RP) MiLB 308 345.0 +37.0
 
152 Tejay Antone (CIN - SP,RP) IL15 394 377.0 -17.0
 
153 Sixto Sanchez (MIA - SP) MiLB 304 292.0 -12.0
 
154 Ryan Thompson (ARI - RP) 305    
 
155 Steven Wilson (SD - RP) IL15 306    
 
156 Matt Strahm (PHI - RP,SP) 309 399.0 +90.0
 
157 Tony Santillan (CIN - RP) MiLB 310    
 
158 Bryce Elder (ATL - SP) 339 246.0 -93.0
 
159 Mark Leiter Jr. (CHC - SP,RP) 341    
 
160 Vince Velasquez (PIT - SP,RP) IL60 354    
 
161 Yerry De Los Santos (PIT - RP) MiLB 313    
 
162 Matthew Liberatore (STL - RP,SP) 344 321.0 -23.0
 
163 Joey Lucchesi (NYM - SP) MiLB 315 374.0 +59.0
 
164 Andrew Bellatti (PHI - RP) MiLB 316    
 
165 Blake Treinen (LAD - RP) IL60 460 344.0 -116.0
 
166 Trevor Megill (MIL - RP) 389    
 
167 Michael Grove (LAD - RP,SP) 360 372.0 +12.0
 
168 Scott Alexander (SF - SP,RP) IL15 324    
 
169 Jakob Junis (SF - SP,RP) IL15 326 318.0 -8.0
 
170 Trevor Gott (NYM - RP) 327    
 
171 Matt Moore (MIA - RP) DFA 328 356.0 +28.0
 
172 Wil Crowe (PIT - RP) MiLB 329 402.0 +73.0
 
173 Tommy Nance (MIA - RP) IL60 331    
 
174 JT Chargois (MIA - SP,RP) 334    
 
175 Phil Bickford (NYM - RP) 345    
 
176 Nabil Crismatt (ARI - RP) MiLB 346    
 
177 Huascar Brazoban (MIA - RP) 335    
 
178 Carlos Vargas (ARI - RP) MiLB 381    
 
179 Chase De Jong (PIT - RP) MiLB 338    
 
180 Nick Anderson (ATL - RP) IL60 379    
 
181 Andre Jackson (PIT - RP,SP) 386    
 
182 Stephen Strasburg (WSH - SP) IL60 380 184.0 -196.0
 
183 Alex Reyes (LAD - SP,RP) IL60 413 265.0 -148.0
 
184 John Curtiss (NYM - RP) IL60 347    
 
185 Austin Gomber (COL - SP,RP) IL60 406    
 
186 Hoby Milner (MIL - RP) 357    
 
187 Quinn Priester (PIT - SP)   393.0  
 
188 Ryan Brasier (LAD - RP) 352    
 
189 Gavin Hollowell (COL - RP) 402    
 
190 Shelby Miller (LAD - RP) 355 396.0 +41.0
 
191 Julian Merryweather (CHC - RP) 405    
 
192 Buck Farmer (CIN - RP) 358 405.0 +47.0
 
193 Javier Assad (CHC - RP,SP) 419 283.0 -136.0
 
194 Jose Ruiz (ARI - RP) MiLB 359    
 
195 Darius Vines (ATL - SP) MiLB 370    
 
196 Pierce Johnson (ATL - RP) 362    
 
197 Duane Underwood Jr. (PIT - RP) MiLB 363 421.0 +58.0
 
198 John Brebbia (SF - SP,RP) 364 416.0 +52.0
 
199 Richard Bleier (CHC - RP) MiLB 367    
 
200 Victor Arano (WSH - RP) IL60 368    
 
201 Stephen Nogosek (ARI - RP) MiLB 371    
 
202 Max Meyer (MIA - SP) IL60 382 420.0 +38.0
 
203 Joel Payamps (MIL - RP) 373    
 
204 Zach Brzykcy (WSH - RP) MiLB 451    
 
205 Dauri Moreta (PIT - RP) 375    
 
206 Colin Holderman (PIT - RP) IL15 376    
 
207 Konnor Pilkington (ARI - SP) MiLB 450 410.0 -40.0
 
208 J.P. Feyereisen (LAD - RP) IL60 466 409.0 -57.0
 
209 Jose Castillo (MIA - RP) MiLB 385    
 
210 Michael Rucker (CHC - RP) MiLB 387    
 
211 Jose Butto (NYM - SP) 396    
 
212 Thomas Szapucki (SF - RP) IL60 390    
 
213 Jeff Brigham (NYM - RP) MiLB 392    
 
214 Reiver Sanmartin (CIN - SP,RP) IL60 393    
 
215 Mason Thompson (WSH - RP) MiLB 422    
 
216 Andre Pallante (STL - SP,RP) 395 397.0 +2.0
 
217 Dakota Hudson (STL - RP,SP) 474 337.0 -137.0
 
218 Michael Tonkin (ATL - RP) 404    
 
219 Sam Moll (CIN - RP) 397    
 
220 Ian Gibaut (CIN - RP) 399    
 
221 Justin Lawrence (COL - RP) 401    
 
222 Peyton Battenfield (NYM - SP) MiLB 408    
 
223 Fernando Cruz (CIN - RP) 403    
 
224 Jesse Chavez (ATL - RP) 410    
 
225 Connor Overton (CIN - SP) IL60 411    
 
226 Drew VerHagen (STL - RP) 407    
 
227 Caleb Kilian (CHC - SP) MiLB 414 403.0 -11.0
 
228 Zack Thompson (STL - RP,SP) 409    
 
229 Tyler Rogers (SF - RP) 415 179.0 -236.0
 
230 Nick Nelson (PHI - RP) 417    
 
231 Tyson Miller (LAD - RP,SP) MiLB 418    
 
232 Joe Ross (SF - SP) MiLB 421    
 
233 Janson Junk (MIL - P,SP) 423    
 
234 Mike Burrows (PIT - SP) MiLB 432    
 
235 Connor Thomas (STL - SP) MiLB 391 417.0 +26.0
 
236 Devin Smeltzer (MIA - RP,SP) MiLB      
 
237 Thomas Hatch (PIT - RP,SP) MiLB 427    
 
238 Andrew Nardi (MIA - RP) 424    
 
239 Andrew Abbott (CIN - SP) 428    
 
240 Bryce Montes de Oca (NYM - RP) IL60 500    
 
241 Thaddeus Ward (WSH - RP,SP) 426    
 
242 Ken Giles (LAD - RP) MiLB 511    
 
243 Brandon Williamson (CIN - SP) 535    
 
244 Jarlin Garcia (PIT - RP) IL60 430    
 
245 Ethan Small (MIL - SP) MiLB 454 389.0 -65.0
 
246 Alan Rangel (ATL - SP,RP) MiLB      
 
247 Spencer Howard (SF - SP) MiLB 438 422.0 -16.0
 
248 Connor Seabold (COL - RP,SP) 539 425.0 -114.0
 
249 Daniel Castano (MIA - SP) MiLB 433    
 
250 Cole Waites (SF - RP) IL60 436    
 
251 Bryse Wilson (MIL - SP,RP) 487 349.0 -138.0
 
252 Jordan Weems (WSH - RP) 435    
 
253 Cristopher Sanchez (PHI - SP,RP) 437    
 
254 Victor Gonzalez (LAD - RP) 440    
 
255 Cody Bolton (PIT - RP,SP) 442    
 
256 Ryan Weathers (MIA - SP) 531    
 
257 Brent Suter (COL - RP) 525 414.0 -111.0
 
258 Jay Groome (SD - SP) MiLB 482 407.0 -75.0
 
259 Jimmy Nelson (LAD - SP,RP) IL60 445    
 
260 Luke Jackson (SF - RP) 446    
 
261 Codi Heuer (CHC - RP) IL60 462    
 
262 Mick Abel (PHI - SP) MiLB 449 382.0 -67.0
 
263 Tanner Rainey (WSH - RP) 557    
 
264 Yunior Marte (PHI - RP) MiLB 448    
 
265 Ryan Yarbrough (LAD - SP,RP) 558 364.0 -194.0
 
266 Sean Hjelle (SF - RP) 494    
 
267 Jeff Hoffman (PHI - RP) 453    
 
268 Tim Hill (SD - RP) IL60 456 287.0 -169.0
 
269 Nick Neidert (CHC - SP) MiLB      
 
270 Sam Coonrod (NYM - RP) MiLB 459    
 
271 Jake Bird (COL - RP,SP)      
 
272 Jared Koenig (SD - SP,RP) MiLB 517    
 
273 Jackson Tetreault (WSH - SP) MiLB 461    
 
274 Chris Clarke (CHC - SP) MiLB 463    
 
275 Ben Lively (CIN - SP,RP) 464    
 
276 Packy Naughton (STL - SP,RP) IL60 465    
 
277 Kyle Nelson (ARI - RP) 478 370.0 -108.0
 
278 Griff McGarry (PHI - SP) MiLB 469    
 
279 Drew Hutchison (PHI - SP,RP) MiLB 470 329.0 -141.0
 
280 Jackson Stephens (ATL - RP) IL15 472    
 
281 Justin Dunn (CIN - SP) IL60 588 415.0 -173.0
 
282 Kolby Allard (ATL - RP,SP) IL60 476    
 
283 JoJo Romero (STL - RP) IL15 477    
 
284 Rico Garcia (WSH - RP) MiLB 480    
 
285 Slade Cecconi (ARI - SP,RP) MiLB 483    
 
286 Caleb Smith (PIT - RP) MiLB      
 
287 Vladimir Gutierrez (CIN - SP) IL60 484    
 
288 Ryan Feltner (COL - SP) IL15 607 355.0 -252.0
 
289 Austin Adams (ARI - RP) IL60 486    
 
290 George Soriano (MIA - SP,RP) 489    
 
291 Michael Plassmeyer (PHI - RP) MiLB 488    
 
292 Justus Sheffield (ATL - RP) MiLB 596    
 
293 Cody Stashak (SF - RP) MiLB 492    
 
294 Ryan Borucki (PIT - RP) 493    
 
295 Cam Robinson (MIL - RP) MiLB 589    
 
296 Luis Frias (ARI - RP) 496    
 
297 Josh Simpson (MIA - RP) MiLB 497    
 
298 Jose Lopez (SD - RP) 503    
 
299 Jose Hernandez (PIT - RP) 501    
 
300 Seth Elledge (ATL - RP) MiLB 504    
 
301 Cory Abbott (WSH - SP,RP) 506    
 
302 Silvino Bracho (CIN - RP) MiLB 507    
 
303 Pedro Avila (SD - RP,SP) 508    
 
304 John King (STL - RP) 509    
 
305 Connor Phillips (CIN - P) 512    
 
306 Tyler Duffey (CHC - RP) 514    
 
307 Elvis Peguero (MIL - RP) IL15 513    
 
308 Michel Baez (SD - RP) MiLB 516    
 
309 Tommy Henry (ARI - SP) IL60 520 419.0 -101.0
 
310 Jake Irvin (WSH - SP) IL15 523    
 
311 Justin Wilson (MIL - RP) IL60 524    
 
312 Wily Peralta (WSH - RP) MiLB 518    
 
313 Archie Bradley (MIA - RP) MiLB 522    
 
314 Alex Young (CIN - RP) 526    
 
315 Julio Teheran (MIL - SP) DFA 536    
 
316 Nick Mears (COL - RP) 532    
 
317 Jandel Gustave (ARI - RP) MiLB 533    
 
318 Jose Cuas (CHC - RP) 534    
 
319 Wilmer Font (SD - SP,RP) MiLB      
 
320 Casey Lawrence (STL - RP) 542    
 
321 Chi Chi Gonzalez (MIA - SP) MiLB      
 
322 Ray Kerr (SD - RP) 540    
 
323 Reiss Knehr (SD - P,RP) IL60 544    
 
324 Victor Vodnik (COL - SP,RP) 547    
 
325 Tom Cosgrove (SD - RP) 546    
 
326 Eli Villalobos (MIA - RP) MiLB 551    
 
327 Derek Law (CIN - RP,SP) 549    
 
328 Tyler Cyr (LAD - RP) IL60 553    
 
329 Tyler Kinley (COL - RP) 556    
 
330 Aaron Sanchez (ARI - SP,RP) MiLB 562    
 
331 Jason Alexander (MIL - SP,RP) MiLB 563    
 
332 Moises Lugo (SD - RP) MiLB 566    
 
333 Karl Kauffmann (COL - RP,SP) 568    
 
334 Cam Sanders (CHC - RP) MiLB 590    
 
335 Taylor Widener (ARI - RP) MiLB 559    
 
336 Kevin Herget (CIN - RP) MiLB 560    
 
337 Justin Martinez (ARI - RP) 567    
 
338 Vinny Nittoli (NYM - RP) MiLB 572    
 
339 Brooks Wilson (ATL - RP) MiLB 573    
 
340 Erich Uelmen (PHI - RP) IL60 570    
 
341 Noah Davis (COL - RP,SP) MiLB 571    
 
342 Hobie Harris (WSH - RP) MiLB 574    
 
343 Ryan Rolison (COL - SP) IL60 583    
 
344 Guillermo Zuniga (STL - RP) IL60 576    
 
345 Ricky Karcher (CIN - RP) MiLB 577    
 
346 Justin Bruihl (COL - RP) MiLB 579    
 
347 Gus Varland (LAD - SP,RP) IL60 580    
 
348 Matt Andriese (LAD - RP) MiLB      
 
349 Abner Uribe (MIL - RP) 581    
 
350 Anthony Banda (WSH - RP) MiLB 584    
 
351 Jake Reed (LAD - RP) MiLB 592    
 
352 Justin Yeager (MIL - RP) MiLB 593    
 
353 Geoff Hartlieb (MIA - RP) MiLB 585    
 
354 Riley Pint (COL - RP) MiLB 586    
 
355 Damon Jones (PHI - RP) MiLB 587    
 
356 Jacob Barnes (STL - RP) 599    
 
357 Levi Stoudt (CIN - SP) MiLB 604    
 
358 Tyler Chatwood (ARI - SP,RP) MiLB 598    
 
359 Andres Machado (WSH - RP) 603    
 
360 Anthony Kay (NYM - RP) 605    
 
361 J.B. Bukauskas (MIL - RP) IL15      
 
362 Sean Poppen (SD - RP) MiLB 608    
 
363 James Naile (STL - RP) 609    
 
364 Tyler Gilbert (ARI - RP,SP) MiLB      
 
365 Randy Rodriguez (SF - RP,SP) MiLB      
 
366 Alex Claudio (MIL - RP) MiLB      
 
367 Colin Selby (PIT - RP,SP) 610    
 
368 Nick Avila (SF - RP) MiLB 612    
 
369 Ty Blach (COL - RP,SP) 614    
 
370 Reed Garrett (NYM - RP)      
 
371 Nick Margevicius (ATL - SP,RP) MiLB      
 
372 Evan McKendry (MIL - SP) MiLB      
 
373 Evan Lee (WSH - P,RP) MiLB 615    
 
374 Bryan Hoeing (MIA - RP,SP)      
 
375 Ryan Hendrix (ARI - RP) MiLB 616    
 
376 Beau Sulser (PIT - RP) MiLB      
 
377 Josh Rogers (COL - SP,RP) MiLB      
 
378 Drew Strotman (SF - SP) MiLB      
 
379 Chase Anderson (COL - SP) 619    
 
380 Miguel Yajure (SF - RP) MiLB      
 
381 Alec Mills (CIN - SP,RP) MiLB 620    
 
382 Peter Lambert (COL - RP,SP) IL15 630    
 
383 Joan Adon (WSH - SP) 632    
 
384 Antonio Senzatela (COL - SP) IL60 645    
 
385 William Woods (NYM - RP) MiLB 618    
 
386 Drew Rom (STL - SP)      
 
387 Jeff Criswell (COL - SP) MiLB      
 
388 Sean Reynolds (SD - RP) MiLB