July 2024 Outfielder Rankings

Here are the July rest-of-season rankings. Players are listed based on how I perceive their 5x5 value going forward. In two weeks, I’ll present my way-too-early 2025 rankings in this same format.

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Outfielder ROS Rankings

July	Outfielders	Team	2024	May	June
1	Aaron Judge	Yankees	5	7	2
2	Juan Soto	Yankees	8	6	3
3	Kyle Tucker	Astros	6	5	1
4	Yordan Alvarez	Astros	7	8	7
5	Julio Rodriguez	Mariners	3	3	5
6	Jarren Duran	Red Sox	18	14	12
7	Adolis Garcia	Rangers	13	9	8
8	Luis Robert Jr.	White Sox	12	15	10
9	Teoscar Hernandez	Dodgers	29	23	16
10	Steven Kwan	Guardians	36	26	22
11	Christopher Morel	Cubs	14	13	11
12	Randy Arozarena	Rays	17	16	14
13	Fernando Tatis Jr.	Padres	4	4	6
14	Corbin Carroll	Diamondbacks	2	10	15
15	Christian Yelich	Brewers	35	27	21
16	Kyle Schwarber	Phillies	23	24	17
17	Jazz Chisholm Jr.	Marlins	16	18	18
18	Cody Bellinger	Cubs	19	21	13
19	Bryan Reynolds	Pirates	22	17	20
20	Wyatt Langford	Rangers	24	22	24
21	Spencer Steer	Reds	27	12	19
22	Riley Greene	Tigers	31	20	25
23	Seiya Suzuki	Cubs	20	30	23
24	Taylor Ward	Angels	46	33	26
25	Tyler O’Neill	Red Sox	26	19	28
26	Josh Lowe	Rays	30	31	29
27	Mookie Betts	Dodgers	9	2	4
28	George Springer	Blue Jays	25	25	30
29	Brandon Nimmo	Mets	43	40	37
30	Anthony Santander	Orioles	42	41	39
31	Michael Harris II	Braves	11	11	9
32	Mike Trout	Angels	15	55	41
33	Lane Thomas	Nationals	32	45	32
34	Nolan Jones	Rockies	10	32	36
35	Nick Castellanos	Phillies	33	38	38
36	Ian Happ	Cubs	28	34	34
37	Lourdes Gurriel Jr.	Diamondbacks	38	28	35
38	Jurickson Profar	Padres	241	128	51
39	Luis Rengifo	Angels	81	78	45
40	Brenton Doyle	Rockies	64	53	43
41	Daulton Varsho	Blue Jays	37	35	27
42	Byron Buxton	Twins	4 DH	71	47
43	Cedric Mullins	Orioles	44	29	48
44	Brendan Donovan	Cardinals	47	48	50
45	Alex Verdugo	Yankees	56	51	46
46	Colton Cowser	Orioles	162	42	40
47	TJ Friedl	Reds	58	44	42
48	Alec Burleson	Cardinals	141	133	57
49	Bryan De La Cruz	Marlins	80	67	53
50	Ceddanne Rafaela	Red Sox	68	104	55
51	Jackson Merrill	Padres	40 SS	79	66
52	Jorge Soler	Giants	54	61	52
53	James Wood	Nationals	186	145	125
54	Jackson Chourio	Brewers	40	49	79
55	Heliot Ramos	Giants	280	NR	117
56	Wilyer Abreu	Red Sox	109	66	70
57	Jo Adell	Angels	105	39	33
58	Brandon Marsh	Phillies	59	43	49
59	Jarred Kelenic	Braves	69	83	88
60	Willi Castro	Twins	102	117	71
61	Giancarlo Stanton	Yankees	61	54	44
62	Ryan O’Hearn	Orioles	106	63	63
63	Garrett Mitchell	Brewers	66	70	58
64	Starling Marte	Mets	50	37	31
65	Lars Nootbaar	Cardinals	67	50	64
66	Jesse Winker	Nationals	17 DH	99	91
67	Jacob Young	Nationals	134	105	61
68	Max Kepler	Twins	71	84	56
69	Jose Siri	Rays	63	72	82
70	Chas McCormick	Astros	41	68	86
71	Evan Carter	Rangers	34	36	78
72	Heston Kjerstad	Orioles	7 DH	5 DH	6 DH
73	Johan Rojas	Phillies	77	85	76
74	Leody Taveras	Rangers	49	52	54
75	Davis Schneider	Blue Jays	38 2B	114	59
76	Tommy Edman	Cardinals	57	64	73
77	Trevor Larnach	Twins	188	62	65
78	Brent Rooker	Athletics	120	135	60
79	Joc Pederson	Diamondbacks	78	80	81
80	Miguel Andujar	Athletics	156	154	72
81	Matt Vierling	Tigers	117	121	75
82	Jake Meyers	Astros	115	132	68
83	Andrew McCutchen	Pirates	8 DH	6 DH	5 DH
84	Jesus Sanchez	Marlins	92	103	106
85	Andy Pages	Dodgers	180	81	97
86	Harrison Bader	Mets	122	127	122
87	Joey Loperfido	Astros	212	58	118
88	Kerry Carpenter	Tigers	60	57	121
89	Charlie Blackmon	Rockies	76	91	92
90	Nick Senzel	Nationals	75	69	67
91	Masataka Yoshida	Red Sox	39	74	84
92	Amed Rosario	Rays	33 SS	65	99
93	James Outman	Dodgers	51	56	87
94	Alek Thomas	Diamondbacks	72	88	98
95	Dylan Moore	Mariners	137	122	80
96	Parker Meadows	Tigers	48	82	95
97	Jake Fraley	Reds	83	87	93
98	Andrew Benintendi	White Sox	52	77	108
99	Jake McCarthy	Diamondbacks	94	106	94
100	MJ Melendez	Royals	90	89	104
101	Jhonkensy Noel	Guardians	272	NR	NR
102	Luke Raley	Mariners	108	143	111
103	Kyle Isbel	Royals	86	93	107
104	Tommy Pham	White Sox	98	96	113
105	Will Benson	Reds	70	90	103
106	Sal Frelick	Brewers	87	102	105
107	Miguel Vargas	Dodgers	37 2B	51 2B	114
108	Jack Suwinski	Pirates	65	73	77
109	LaMonte Wade Jr.	Giants	119	119	132
110	JJ Bleday	Athletics	125	160	129
111	Isiah Kiner-Falefa	Blue Jays	123	125	126
112	Daniel Schneemann	Guardians	n/a	n/a	n/a
113	Adam Duvall	Braves	112	124	83
114	Eddie Rosario	Nationals	89	126	90
115	Jeff McNeil	Mets	74	97	110
116	Edward Olivares	Pirates	100	94	115
117	Esteury Ruiz	Athletics	55	59	112
118	Wenceel Perez	Tigers	82 2B	137	109
119	Michael Toglia	Rockies	59 1B	NR	NR
120	Kris Bryant	Rockies	45	75	62
121	Chris Taylor	Dodgers	126	171	159
122	Gavin Sheets	White Sox	187	112	100
123	Hunter Renfroe	Royals	95	138	151
124	Mitch Haniger	Mariners	93	98	119
125	Josh H. Smith	Rangers	242	166	137
126	Matt Wallner	Twins	73	141	167
127	Connor Joe	Pirates	181	150	89
128	Jordan Beck	Rockies	NR	47	120
129	Jordan Walker	Cardinals	21	60	69
130	Tyler Freeman	Guardians	30 3B	86	74
131	Pete Crow-Armstrong	Cubs	149	116	141
132	Nick Gordon	Marlins	99	115	116
133	Hunter Goodman	Rockies	193	111	147
134	Mauricio Dubon	Astros	154	157	144
135	Justyn-Henry Malloy	Tigers	68 3B	n/a	42 3B
136	Richie Palacios	Rays	152	109	124
137	Michael Conforto	Giants	153	130	127
138	David Peralta	Padres	131	163	133
139	Dairon Blanco	Royals	104	118	123
140	Mark Canha	Tigers	111	120	136
141	Corey Julks	White Sox	163	NR	135
142	Josh Rojas	Mariners	49 SS	33 SS	131
143	Tyrone Taylor	Mets	114	131	146
144	Mike Tauchman	Cubs	192	113	134
145	Jason Heyward	Dodgers	129	167	160
146	Dominic Canzone	Mariners	113	139	142
147	Trent Grisham	Yankees	150	NR	NR
148	Victor Robles	Mariners	85	100	139
149	Blake Perkins	Brewers	237	152	148
150	Manuel Margot	Twins	110	148	165
151	Alex Kirilloff	Twins	82	76	85
152	Luis Matos	Giants	121	151	140
153	Ramon Laureano	Braves	107	161	166
154	Jake Bauers	Brewers	184	NR	150
155	Nelson Velazquez	Royals	84	101	102
156	Austin Hays	Orioles	116	144	143
157	Whit Merrifield	Phillies	103	123	153
158	Jonny DeLuca	Rays	161	NR	149
159	Harold Ramirez	Nationals	9 DH	9 DH	157
160	Forrest Wall	Braves	159	NR	NR
161	Max Schuemann	Athletics	285	NR	155
162	Oswaldo Cabrera	Yankees	218	NR	NR
163	Jasson Dominguez	Yankees	91	95	96
164	Sean Bouchard	Rockies	79	92	101
165	Ji Hwan Bae	Pirates	132	NR	145
166	Austin Martin	Twins	72 2B	NR	NR
167	Jake Cave	Rockies	199	NR	NR
168	Michael Siani	Cardinals	244	NR	NR
169	Mickey Moniak	Angels	139	159	NR
170	David Dahl	Phillies	NR	NR	171
171	Derek Hill	Rangers	247	NR	NR
172	Stone Garrett	Nationals	97	107	128
173	Mike Yastrzemski	Giants	118	146	158
174	Sam Hilliard	Rockies	177	NR	NR
175	Bryce Johnson	Padres	NR	NR	NR
176	Will Brennan	Guardians	148	136	138
177	Brian Anderson	Braves	243	NR	161
178	Trey Cabbage	Astros	281	NR	NR
179	Tyler Nevin	Athletics	90 3B	170	NR
180	Lawrence Butler	Athletics	144	140	175

Dropping off: Victor Scott II (130th), Seth Brown (152nd), Kyle Stowers (154th), Johnathan Rodriguez (162nd), Dylan Carlson (163rd), Michael A. Taylor (164th), Adam Frazier (168th), Dane Myers (169th), Oscar Colás (170th)

• James Wood checks in at No. 53 for now. If I trusted Triple-A stats as much as I used to, he’d probably be 10 spots higher. That he’s gone from striking out 34% of the time in Double-A last season to 18% of the time in Triple-A is very encouraging, but the Triple-A strike zone is not the major league strike zone, and I don’t know that he’ll hit for average right away. Still, the power is fantastic, and he will likely do some running.

• I was torn about where to put Heliot Ramos; I had him in the 40s initially, but I slid him down to 55th late. Ramos’s exit velocity numbers are truly terrific, but his xwOBA has sunk badly these last couple of weeks and I worry about the strikeouts. He’s also in a tough environment for right-handed power in San Francisco, and he’s not going to be much of a basestealer.

• Garrett Mitchell is finally back from his broken finger, but it doesn’t appear that regular playing time is in the cards after the Brewers declined to demote an outfielder to make room for him. With Jackson Chourio having come alive in recent weeks, right field seems spoken for, leaving two spots open for Mitchell, Sal Frelick, Blake Perkins and Jake Bauers each day. Mitchell has easily the most fantasy potential in that group, but it might not matter much in the short term.

• I’d like to have Chas McCormick and Joey Loperfido higher than 70th and 87th, respectively, but the Astros sat McCormick three of the last five games and Loperfido the last three in a row. McCormick has excelled from an xwOBA standpoint lately, so it’s frustrating that he’s not getting more of a chance. Really, though, the Astros just need to pick an arrangement and stick with it for a little bit.