July 2024 Third Baseman 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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Third Baseman ROS Rankings

July	Third Basemen	Team	2024	May
1	Gunnar Henderson	Orioles	5	2
2	Elly De La Cruz	Reds	2	1
3	Jose Ramirez	Guardians	3	4
4	Austin Riley	Braves	1	3
5	Rafael Devers	Red Sox	4	5
6	Royce Lewis	Twins	7	11
7	Manny Machado	Padres	6	8
8	Maikel Garcia	Royals	8	9
9	Christopher Morel	Cubs	14 OF	7
10	Alec Bohm	Phillies	16	10
11	Spencer Steer	Reds	10	6
12	Jordan Westburg	Orioles	22	12
13	Ryan McMahon	Rockies	18	16
14	Ha-Seong Kim	Padres	19	18
15	Josh Jung	Rangers	9	19
16	Alex Bregman	Astros	13	14
17	Isaac Paredes	Rays	17	13
18	Jeimer Candelario	Reds	11	17
19	Luis Rengifo	Angels	28	27
20	Noelvi Marte	Reds	27	28
21	Brendan Donovan	Cardinals	12 2B	15 2B
22	Nolan Arenado	Cardinals	14	20
23	Matt Chapman	Giants	21	24
24	Justin Turner	Blue Jays	22 1B	20 1B
25	Willi Castro	Twins	36	39
26	Mark Vientos	Mets	11 DH	8 DH
27	Max Muncy	Dodgers	20	22
28	Jose Miranda	Twins	54	55
29	Ke’Bryan Hayes	Pirates	12	15
30	Michael Busch	Cubs	23	25
31	Jake Burger	Marlins	15	21
32	Joey Ortiz	Brewers	33 2B	38
33	Matt Vierling	Tigers	41	41
34	Jose Caballero	Rays	31 SS	26 SS
35	Coby Mayo	Orioles	67	37
36	Nick Senzel	Nationals	26	26
37	DJ LeMahieu	Yankees	29	32
38	Amed Rosario	Rays	33 SS	24 SS
39	Dylan Moore	Mariners	42 2B	44 2B
40	J.D. Davis	Yankees	39	49
41	Isiah Kiner-Falefa	Blue Jays	44	42
42	Colt Keith	Tigers	24	31
43	Daniel Schneemann	Guardians	NR	NR
44	Junior Caminero	Rays	31	30
45	Donovan Solano	Padres	49 2B	53 2B
46	Anthony Rendon	Angels	34	50
47	Chris Taylor	Dodgers	45	57
48	Josh H. Smith	Rangers	78	54
49	Tyler Freeman	Guardians	30	29
50	Justyn-Henry Malloy	Tigers	68	NR
51	Eugenio Suarez	Diamondbacks	37	34
52	Josh Rojas	Mariners	49	33
53	Miguel Sano	Angels	58 1B	40
54	Brett Baty	Mets	33	36
55	Abraham Toro	Athletics	85	60
56	Tyler Black	Brewers	48	23
57	Yoan Moncada	White Sox	32	NR
58	Patrick Wisdom	Cubs	40	47
59	Whit Merrifield	Phillies	36 2B	45 2B
60	Edmundo Sosa	Phillies	61	NR
61	Jose Fermin	Cardinals	75 2B	NR
62	Oswaldo Cabrera	Yankees	218 OF	NR
63	Ramon Urias	Orioles	66	51
64	Jon Berti	Yankees	38	44
65	Otto Lopez	Marlins	80 SS	n/a
66	Brian Anderson	Braves	79	NR
67	Deyvison De Los Santos	Diamondbacks	108	NR
68	Aaron Schunk	Rockies	82	NR
69	Tyler Nevin	Athletics	90	56
70	Gio Urshela	Tigers	50	NR

Dropping off: Trey Lipscomb (57th), Jared Triolo (60th), Vidal Bruján (62nd), Andre Lipcius (64th), Ezequiel Duran (65th)

• On the one hand, it’s still not at all clear that Deyvison De Los Santos could have helped the Guardians this year. Still, there must be some level of regret about not keeping the Rule 5 pick from the Diamondbacks organization after his massive breakthrough in the minors; he’s hit .346/.,396/.678 with 25 homers in 73 games between Double- and Triple-A. De Los Santos is primarily a first baseman now, so the Diamondbacks aren’t likely to give him a crack at Eugenio Suárez’s job. I still thought it was worth including him here, though, just in case. Something should open up if the team decides to sell at the deadline.