The 300 most valuable fantasy baseball players for the rest of the season, hitters and pitchers on one board, ranked by projected rest-of-season auction value. Rankings regenerate daily from the FanRanked v3 projection engine: skill baselines updated by this season's performance, real playing-time pace, park and schedule effects — and injury-aware pricing that ranks IL players on their expected return date instead of a healthy fantasy.
The top of today's board, 12-team 5×5 auction dollars — updated , straight from the live board.
| Rank | Player | Team | Pos | $ ROS |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Shohei Ohtani DH | LAD | DH | $39 |
| 2 | Bobby Witt Jr. | KC | SS | $38 |
| 3 | Pete Crow-Armstrong | CHC | OF | $38 |
| 4 | Cade Smith | CLE | RP | $35 |
| 5 | Elly De La Cruz | CIN | SS | $34 |
| 6 | Fernando Tatis Jr. | SD | SS/OF | $33 |
| 7 | Jazz Chisholm Jr. | NYY | 2B/3B | $31 |
| 8 | CJ Abrams | WAS | SS | $31 |
| 9 | Junior Caminero | TB | 3B | $30 |
| 10 | Kyle Schwarber | PHI | OF | $29 |
| 11 | Jackson Chourio | MIL | OF | $29 |
| 12 | Corbin Carroll | ARI | OF | $29 |
| 13 | Ronald Acuna Jr. | ATL | OF | $29 |
| 14 | Jackson Merrill | SD | OF | $28 |
| 15 | Jhoan Duran | PHI | RP | $28 |
| 16 | Zach Neto | LAA | SS | $27 |
| 17 | James Wood | WAS | OF | $27 |
| 18 | Louis Varland | TOR | RP | $27 |
| 19 | Julio Rodriguez | SEA | OF | $26 |
| 20 | Pete Alonso | BAL | 1B | $25 |
| 21 | Foster Griffin | CLE | SP | $25 |
| 22 | Tarik Skubal | LAD | SP | $25 |
| 23 | Dylan Cease | TOR | SP | $25 |
| 24 | Raisel Iglesias | ATL | RP | $25 |
| 25 | Gunnar Henderson | BAL | SS | $24 |
The full free board runs 300 deep, each player with his projected rest-of-season stat line, earned-to-date dollars, and IL context.
Season stats tell you who already helped. ROS value tells you who will: the trade you should make, the add that wins a category, the "proven" name whose remaining schedule and injury outlook no longer justify his reputation. Each player on the list carries his projected rest-of-season line, and injured players carry an IL tag explaining the discount.
ROS stands for rest of season: instead of ranking what a player has already done, ROS rankings price what he is projected to produce from today through the final game. That is the number that actually matters for trades, waiver claims, and start-sit calls in-season — a first-half breakout with a tough schedule and an aging star returning from the IL can rank very differently ROS than they do in season-to-date stats.
Every player's rest-of-season projection comes from the FanRanked v3 engine: preseason skill baselines updated by this season's performance, real games-share playing time, park and schedule effects. Those projected lines are converted to auction dollars with z-scores over replacement across standard 5x5 categories on a 12-team, $260 economy, and the 300 most valuable players — hitters and pitchers together — make the list. It regenerates daily.
Every active IL stint is classified from its actual injury report — a hamstring strain, a rib stress fracture, a UCL tear — into an expected return timeline. The player's remaining playing time is discounted by the games he is expected to miss, and season-ending injuries drop a player to the bottom honestly instead of pretending he will produce. His rate stats are untouched: he is the same player when he returns, he just gets fewer games.
Yes. The full ROS Top 300 is free, updated daily. If your league uses different categories, a different size, or a points system, the Player Values tool computes the same engine's values for your exact settings — also free.