What’s up Dynastopians. We’re back!

And if you’re anything like me, you’re kinda tired. I get it, and I see you. The world is moving very fast.

So let’s slow it down and get to the obnoxiously long list of grown people who hit balls with sticks. Or throw balls in mitts.

You decide.

A few notes and various housekeeping items (as we do) before we dive in, in list form, as is my right, and as this is a new list for the site:

1. This is a Points League List! You knew that already, hopefully, but I thought I’d drive it home. In general, our rankings assume that players get points for total bases, stolen bases, walks, RBI, and runs, and that strikeouts are negative points. This (again, generally) tends to push down some of the high-steal guys you often see at the top of Roto lists.
2. As far as pitchers go, this list assumes pitchers get points for innings pitched, wins, a few points for quality starts, and strikeouts, while losses, walks, hits against, and earned runs count as negative points. This is also a Saves + Holds list! Cuz who doesn’t like to be held every now and again. I know I do. I know I do right now. Yes I do.
3. This list still assumes a keep-forever, daily-league, 1-catcher with a medium-depth minor league format.
4. This is a true consensus ranking, meaning Joe and I took the average of our player rankings and that is where said player landed. There was no tinkering after completion.
5. If you see a 501 in Joe’s column or a 535 in Taylor’s column, the ranker in question did not rank said player. Do with that what you will. And yes, I ranked more than 500. I overachieve.
6. As usual, I’ll very gently remind you all that there are a billion different ways to spin where any given player should land on this list, so don’t panic when these rankings don’t fit a specific narrative. Each league is different, and each manager’s place in that league can change on a dime.
7. These lists should never be taken as gospel. I promise that’s not a cop-out! But, more of a cautionary tale to not blindly follow someone’s (mine or Joe’s) research when it comes to your dynasty baseball teams. We, personally, think this is a great rankings snapshot of where players rank in leagues that follow the rules above. However, you (yes, YOU) know your team better than anyone else. Trust your gut.

Thank you so much for reading in the past (if you have) and continuing to read (if you’re going to) the articles we put out on the site. You keep this site running, and I can’t adequately express how thankful I am that you choose TDG for your baseball rankings. Stay tuned, there’s a TON more to come this season.

Be good to yourselves, be nice to each other, and go get that cake this year! Cheers and good luck!

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