I have compiled a new list of the top 300 players for 5×5 leagues in the June edition of my rest-of-season rankings, despite being delayed by a few days. This comprehensive guide is perfect for fantasy baseball enthusiasts who are looking for the latest player news, waiver claims, roster advice, and more. Be sure to tune into the Rotoworld Baseball Show where experts provide insights all season long. You can find the show by clicking on the link provided or downloading it from your preferred podcast platform.
I have made some adjustments to my outfielder rankings and updated my top 300 list for June. Notable drop-offs this month include players like Ronald Acuña Jr., Jung Hoo Lee, Ezequiel Duran, Cade Marlowe, Estevan Florial, Addison Barger, Austin Slater, and Mickey Moniak. Michael Harris II’s trend concerns me, but I have kept him in a favorable position due to his move to the top of the Braves lineup against right-handers after Ronald Acuña Jr.’s injury. Despite his approach and power showing no improvement since entering the league in 2022, Harris continues to be a hopeful prospect.
Wyatt Langford retains his 24th spot in the rankings with Evan Carter sidelined due to a back injury. Langford’s power potential and respectable contact numbers make him a promising rookie, and his ascent to a higher ranking is only a matter of time. The recent call-up of Duke Ellis from Double-A by the White Sox is surprising given his modest hitting statistics. However, as one of the top base-stealers in pro baseball with a current success rate of 34-for-35, Ellis could provide value for those in need of steals. Though his playing time might be limited, Ellis has the potential to deliver on the base paths if given the opportunity.
In conclusion, fantasy baseball enthusiasts will find valuable insights and recommendations in my rest-of-season rankings and overall top 300 list for 5×5 leagues. Additionally
