2022 fantasy baseball rankings: Outfield
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Here are the 2022 outfield rankings for standard 5x5 leagues.
Rankings
Top 200 | C | 1B | 2B | 3B | SS | OF | SP | RP
| Rank | Player | Team | Other Pos. |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Juan Soto | WSH | |
| 2 | Bryce Harper | PHI | |
| 3 | Mookie Betts | LAD | 2B |
| 4 | Mike Trout | LAA | |
| 5 | Kyle Tucker | HOU | |
| 6 | Ronald Acuna Jr. | ATL | |
| 7 | Yordan Alvarez | HOU | |
| 8 | Luis Robert | CWS | |
| 9 | Aaron Judge | NYY | |
| 10 | Cedric Mullins | BAL | |
| 11 | Starling Marte | NYM | |
| 12 | Nick Castellanos | PHI | |
| 13 | George Springer | TOR | |
| 14 | Whit Merrifield | KC | 2B |
| 15 | Teoscar Hernandez | TOR | |
| 16 | Eloy Jimenez | CWS | |
| 17 | Byron Buxton | MIN | |
| 18 | J.D. Martinez | BOS | |
| 19 | Ketel Marte | ARI | 2B |
| 20 | Bryan Reynolds | PIT | |
| 21 | Jesse Winker | SEA | |
| 22 | Brandon Lowe | TB | 2B |
| 23 | Giancarlo Stanton | NYY | |
| 24 | Randy Arozarena | TB | |
| 25 | Christian Yelich | MIL | |
| 26 | Mitch Haniger | SEA | |
| 27 | Tyler O'Neill | STL | |
| 28 | Kris Bryant | COL | 1B/3B |
| 29 | Cody Bellinger | LAD | |
| 30 | Josh Bell | WSH | 1B |
| 31 | Fernando Tatis Jr. | SD | SS |
| 32 | Austin Meadows | TB | |
| 33 | Kyle Schwarber | PHI | 1B |
| 34 | Franmil Reyes | CLE | |
| 35 | Jared Walsh | LAA | 1B |
| 36 | Tommy Edman | STL | 2B |
| 37 | Ryan Mountcastle | BAL | 1B |
| 38 | Trent Grisham | SD | |
| 39 | Alex Verdugo | BOS | |
| 40 | Michael Conforto | FA | |
| 41 | Joey Gallo | NYY | |
| 42 | Chris Taylor | LAD | 2B/3B/SS |
| 43 | Michael Brantley | HOU | |
| 44 | Hunter Renfroe | MIL | |
| 45 | Jorge Soler | MIA | |
| 46 | Trey Mancini | BAL | 1B |
| 47 | Robbie Grossman | DET | |
| 48 | Jarred Kelenic | SEA | |
| 49 | Daulton Varsho | ARI | C |
| 50 | Eddie Rosario | ATL |
The top of these rankings is stacked with players to build a team around. Soto grabs the top spot thanks to his all-around offensive brilliance. It feels strange to rank Trout so low, but there are question marks after an injury-plagued campaign. Though Buxton played just 61 games last season, he belted 19 home runs and could be in for a monster campaign if he can stay on the field. Yelich battled through a back injury in 2021, and he struggled to consistently get the ball in the air, but there could be real value in a former MVP outside the position's top 20.
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