Top 100 Dynasty Rankings for Fantasy Baseball (June 2024) (2024)

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1.What Factors Into My Rankings

2.Dynasty Rankings Notes

3.Top 100 Fantasy Baseball Dynasty Rankings

5.More Fantasy Baseball Advice

In the blink of an eye, we're nearly halfway through the baseball season. Where did the time go?

By now, you should have a pretty good idea if you're going to be in the hunt this season or looking to rebuild for 2025 and beyond. Regardless of your position in your standings, my goal with these dynasty rankings is to help you accomplish whatever you're trying to do at this point in the season.

Below you'll find my Top 100 Dynasty Rankings from my June update with notes on some key movers this month. Check out my Patreon for my full Top 500 Dynasty Rankings.

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What Factors Into My Rankings

Many elements go into dynasty rankings, but I primarily weigh the following...

Current/Recent Performance
Expected future short-term performance
Expected future long-term performance
Profile/metrics analysis
Durability
Team Context (it matters a little bit)

Dynasty Rankings Notes

Bobby Witt Jr. (SS - KCR)

After another major injury to Ronald Acuna Jr., we have a new No. 1 this month and his name is Robert Andrew Witt Jr. or Bobby Barrels if you're feeling festive. In 348 plate appearances this season, Witt has racked up 12 home runs, 21 steals, 60 runs, and 53 RBI along with a .311/.359/.531 slash line. Witt's power/speed pace is slightly behind his 30/49 season from 2023, but Witt has more than made up for that by being on pace to set career-best marks in runs, RBI, AVG, OBP, and SLG. On top of that, Witt's Quality of Contact metrics have also ticked up this season.

Bobby blasts one 422’ for the lead! pic.twitter.com/ZhvPd6fEzB
— Kansas City Royals (@Royals) June 20, 2024

What else could you ask for? Witt is a five-category fantasy stud at the age of 24 who has consistently improved as a hitter and doesn't have any flaws in the profile. While he's not the unquestioned No. 1 like Acuña was last season, Witt gets the top spot this month and could hold onto it for a while.

Gunnar Henderson (SS - BAL)

If anyone were to take the top spot from Witt, Gunnar Henderson would be one of the prime suspects. After a great 2023 season that made him a universal Top 25 dynasty asset, Henderson is on pace to smash through last year's numbers so far this season. Henderson is currently slashing .279/.378/.597 with 65 runs, 24 home runs, 53 RBI, and 13 steals. He has a legit chance to post a 130/50/110/25 type of season, and if he does, the Witt vs. Henderson debate is going to be a hot one entering 2024, hotter than it already is.

While Henderson's contact skills are a bit below Witt's and he doesn't have the same SB upside, Henderson brings more power and a higher walk rate. This was a tough top tier to crack into, but Henderson has certainly joined the party with his performance over the first three months of the season.

Royce Lewis (3B - MIN)

At this point, Royce Lewis is putting himself in the Top 10 overall discussion. We've only seen Lewis for 75 plate appearances this season, but he's slashing .348/.413/.848, and 10 of those plate appearances have finished with Lewis going yard. For his career, Lewis has already amassed 27 home runs in just 355 plate appearances while hitting .316. And while it's a smaller sample size, Lewis has dropped his strikeout rate from 23% to 16% and improved his walk rate from 8.4% to 10.7%

Royce Lewis, apparently, just can keep getting away with it.
We've long since passed "ridiculous" pic.twitter.com/GXjnaKZWCz
— Do-Hyoung Park (@dohyoungpark) June 20, 2024

The only real knock on him right now is the lack of track record and the durability concerns. And yes, those are legit concerns, especially the knee issues. But if he can stay healthy, Lewis could be a top-five overall player.

Paul Skenes (SP - PIT)

When it comes to pitchers, the only two options for the title of top dog are Tarik Skubal and Paul Skenes in my eyes. Another dominant start yesterday now gives Skenes a pristine 2.14 ERA, 0.99 WHIP, 4.4% walk rate, and a 33.7% strikeout rate in 46.1 innings to open his career.

Paul Skenes. 102mph...
On his 98th Pitch of the Game. 😳 pic.twitter.com/26pLHUukdy
— Rob Friedman (@PitchingNinja) June 23, 2024
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With a fastball that averages 99.3 mph leading the way, Skenes' five-pitch mix has dominated hitters start after start, and all five offerings currently have a whiff rate above 20%. It's scary to think that there's another level for Skenes to unlock, but I fully believe that to be the case.

Jordan Westburg (2B/3B - BAL)

While everyone focuses on Henderson, Adley Rutschman, and the young prospects, Jordan Westburg is quietly having a highly productive season all around. In 295 plate appearances so far, Westburg has racked up 13 home runs, six steals, and a .277/.330/.513 slash line.

Westburg has run slightly below average contact rates, with a 79.8% zone rate and a 71.2% overall contact rate, but also has a 10.9% barrel rate, 92 mph AVG EV, 48.3% hard-hit rate, and a 92nd percentile sprint speed. He's not elite, but Westburg can do a lot of things well and could settle in as a Top 50 player with dual 2B/3B eligibility.

Garrett Crochet (SP - CHW)

Coming into the season, we had three exciting yet risky southpaws trying to transition from the bullpen to the rotation. Two of them fizzed out quickly, but Garrett Crochet has blossomed into one of the best pitchers in baseball. Crochet currently leads the American League in strikeouts and has a 3.25 ERA, 0.95 WHIP, and 29.5% K-BB rate overall.

All four of Crochet's offerings have a BAA under .250 and both his cutter and slider have a whiff rate above 36%. I'll admit, I was a bit skeptical entering the season, but not anymore. Crochet is firmly in the Top-10 Dynasty SP discussion now.

Jarren Duran (OF - BOS)

It's a travesty that he currently ranks 18th in American League outfield All-Star voting, but Jarren Duran has been a beast for fantasy managers this season. Duran is currently on pace for around 110 runs, 15 home runs, 75 RBI, and 40 steals while having a .289/.353/.483 slash line which is nearly identical to his 2023 slash line. His 85.6% zone rate and 76% overall contact rate are nearly identical as well, while Duran has improved his walk, strikeout, hard-hit, and barrel rates this season.

433 feet off the bat of Jarren Duran for the @RedSox lead. 💥 pic.twitter.com/Qkamo90K6r
— MLB (@MLB) June 20, 2024

Evan Carter (OF - TEX)

For now, Evan Carter kept a spot in my Top 100 overall. However, I'm not sure how much longer that will last. There was hope of Carter being a 25/25 caliber player with a solid AVG and high OBP. And that looked to be the case in 2023 when he slashed .306/.413/.645 with five home runs and three steals before helping Texas win the World Series as a rookie.

The 2024 season hasn't been as rosy though as Carter has dealt with back issues and is currently slashing .188/.272/.361 in 162 plate appearances. Carter has also struggled mightily against southpaws so far, hitting .081 in 40 plate appearances with a 40% strikeout rate, and has seen his QoC metrics drop significantly across the board. How much of that was due to his back issues though? I'm willing to buy low here if the price has dropped low enough, but I also have concerns with Carter moving forward.

Top 100 Fantasy Baseball Dynasty Rankings

Updated: June 2024 | The full Top 500 along with additional rankings, analysis, and more, check out Eric's Toolshed Fantasy Patreon.

Rank	Player	Pos.	Team	Age
1	Bobby Witt Jr.	SS	KCR	24.00
2	Juan Soto	OF	NYY	25.64
3	Shohei Ohtani	UT,SP	LAA	29.95
4	Gunnar Henderson	SS	BAL	22.96
5	Kyle Tucker	OF	HOU	27.41
6	Ronald Acuna Jr.	OF	ATL	26.49
7	Julio Rodriguez	OF	SEA	23.46
8	Elly De La Cruz	SS	CIN	22.42
9	Fernando Tatis Jr.	OF	SDP	25.45
10	Mookie Betts	2B,SS,OF	LAD	31.69
11	Aaron Judge	OF	NYY	32.14
12	Yordan Alvarez	OF	HOU	26.97
13	Bryce Harper	1B	PHI	31.66
14	Rafael Devers	3B	BOS	27.64
15	Royce Lewis	3B	MIN	25.03
16	Wyatt Langford	OF	TEX	22.58
17	Jose Ramirez	3B	CLE	31.74
18	Tarik Skubal	SP	DET	27.57
19	Corey Seager	SS	TEX	30.14
20	Austin Riley	3B	ATL	27.20
21	Trea Turner	SS	PHI	30.96
22	Matt Olson	1B	ATL	30.22
23	Luis Robert Jr.	OF	CHW	26.86
24	Corbin Carroll	OF	ARI	23.81
25	Paul Skenes	SP	PIT	22.04
26	Freddie Freeman	1B	LAD	34.76
27	James Wood	OF	WAS	21.74
28	Pete Alonso	1B	NYM	29.52
29	Francisco Lindor	SS	NYM	30.59
30	Corbin Burnes	SP	BAL	29.65
31	Michael Harris II	OF	ATL	23.27
32	Jackson Holliday	2B	BAL	20.53
33	Vladimir Guerrero Jr.	1B	TOR	25.25
34	Riley Greene	OF	DET	23.71
35	Ozzie Albies	2B	ATL	27.43
36	Grayson Rodriguez	SP	BAL	24.58
37	Jackson Chourio	OF	MIL	20.26
38	Junior Caminero	3B	TBR	20.94
39	Jose Altuve	2B	HOU	34.11
40	Spencer Strider	SP	ATL	25.63
41	Tyler Glasnow	SP	LAD	30.81
42	Triston Casas	1B	BOS	24.41
43	Gerrit Cole	SP	NYY	33.77
44	CJ Abrams	SS	WAS	23.69
45	Jordan Westburg	2B,3B,SS	BAL	25.32
46	George Kirby	SP	SEA	26.36
47	William Contreras	C	MIL	26.47
48	Anthony Volpe	SS	NYY	23.13
49	Zack Wheeler	SP	PHI	34.05
50	Christian Yelich	OF	MIL	32.53
51	Eury Perez	SP	MIA	21.16
52	Adley Rutschman	C	BAL	26.35
53	Luis Castillo	SP	SEA	31.54
54	Yoshinobu Yamamoto	SP	LAD	25.82
55	Garrett Crochet	SP	CHW	24.85
56	Jarren Duran	OF	BOS	27.77
57	Adolis Garcia	OF	TEX	31.29
58	Bo Bichette	SS	TOR	29.09
59	Zac Gallen	SP	ARI	28.87
60	Marcus Semien	2B	TEX	33.75
61	Aaron Nola	SP	PHI	31.03
62	Manny Machado	3B	SDP	31.94
63	Jared Jones	SP	PIT	22.86
64	Oneil Cruz	SS	PIT	25.69
65	Pablo Lopez	SP	MIN	28.27
66	Jasson Dominguez	OF	NYY	21.35
67	Cole Ragans	SP	KCR	26.51
68	Will Smith	C	LAD	29.22
69	Freddy Peralta	SP	MIL	28.03
70	Matt McLain	2B,SS	CIN	24.86
71	Bobby Miller	SP	LAD	25.19
72	Mike Trout	OF	LAA	32.86
73	Cody Bellinger	OF,1B	CHC	28.93
74	Max Fried	SP	ATL	30.41
75	Randy Arozarena	OF	TBR	29.29
76	Logan Gilbert	SP	SEA	27.11
77	Ketel Marte	2B	ARI	30.68
78	Jazz Chisholm Jr.	OF	MIA	26.37
79	Jordan Lawlar	SS	ARI	21.91
80	Logan Webb	SP	SFG	27.57
81	Noelvi Marte	3B	CIN	22.66
82	Luis Gil	SP	NYY	26.03
83	Josh Naylor	1B	CLE	26.98
84	Bryson Stott	2B	PHI	26.69
85	Dylan Cease	SP	SDP	28.46
86	Vinnie Pasquantino	1B	KCR	26.68
87	Seiya Suzuki	OF	CHC	29.83
88	Shane McClanahan	SP	TBR	27.13
89	Coby Mayo	3B	BAL	22.51
90	Framber Valdez	SP	HOU	30.57
91	Josh Lowe	OF	TBR	26.36
92	Evan Carter	OF	TEX	21.79
93	Alex Bregman	3B	HOU	30.21
94	Tanner Houck	SP	BOS	27.96
95	Bryan Reynolds	OF	PIT	29.38
96	Gleyber Torres	2B	NYY	27.50
97	Spencer Steer	1B,3B,OF	CIN	26.52
98	Joe Ryan	SP	MIN	28.03
99	Nick Lodolo	SP	CIN	26.36
100	Hunter Greene	SP	CIN	24.86

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