The following ADP data is taken from the NFBC. These were the top-50 players according to their preseason draft results.


NOTE: If you want to see how the players rank moving forward make sure to take a look at our FREE July 1st Player Rankings from Fantasy Alarm. The rankings speak to the value of players the rest of the season and they are updated on the first of every month. 

 

RankPlayerTeamPosAvg PickCommentary
1Mike TroutLAACF1.6Trout may not be the best performer to date but no one is more consistent. He leads baseball with a .999 OPS.
2Paul GoldschmidtAri1B2.3Started slowly but he's on pace to push 30/20 while his average is up to .292.
3Bryce HarperWasRF2.8Complaints abound since he's hitting .261 but that's just foolish given his 35/20, 95/95 pace.
4Clayton KershawLADSP3.9The best pitcher in baseball with 11 wins, 1.79 ERA, 0.73 WHIP, 145 Ks… but now the back is a major concern. 
5Josh DonaldsonTor3B5.8Amazingly, he's been as good as he was last year with a .298/.410/.583 line with 20 HR, 53 RBI and a league best 73 runs.
6Carlos CorreaHouSS6.8Folks are disappointed with his pace of 25/15 with 100 RBI and 80 runs. It's on you if you're disappointed with that.
7Nolan ArenadoCol3B7.9After going 42-130 last year he's on pace to go 44-132 this year. He's even upped his OPS to .931. 
8Manny MachadoBal3B8.0Machado is crushing it with a .329/.384/.592 line and a 36-100-118 pace. Amazing, he has zero steals after 20 last year.
9Anthony RizzoChC1B10.0A hot streak has propelled his averaage up to .282. He's only stolen two bases but has 20 homers, 61 RBI and a .973 OPS.
10Giancarlo StantonMiaRF10.1An utter disaasster. Still on pace for 30 HRs, but he's hitting .219 with 40 RBI, 34 runs scored and a poor .758 OPS.
11Jose AltuveHou2B11.7The best player in fantasy right now is on a 28/42 pace with a .351/.424/.568 line. Mike Trout was never this good.
12Kris BryantChC3B12.8Leads third sackers with 23 homers, has 61 RBI, 64 runs scored and a .931 OPS while also playing in the outfield 
13Miguel CabreraDet1B13.2The old man can still hit batting .298 with 18 homers, 51 RBI, 47 runs scored and a .909 OPS.
14Andrew McCutchenPitCF14.2Has just stopped… everything. McC is hitting .239 with a .724 OPS, 32 RBI and two steals in seven chances. Just awful.
15Max ScherzerWasSP15.0Leads baseball with 148 Ks and has nine wins with a 0.96 WHIP. The 20 homers in 17 starts are worrisome.
16Mookie BettsBosRF16.7Batting leadoff he's 10th in baseball with 55 RBI in addition to hitting .294 with 17 homers, 13 steals and 70 runs scored.
17Dee GordonMia2B20.1Suspended for PED use, he's slated to return in late July with only 21 games played to this point.
18Jose AbreuCWS1B20.9Started slowly but was his normal crusher self in June. Still, no one is excited by his .267-11-49-30-0 line.
19Buster PoseySFC21.1The numbers are solid but down for the best catcher in baseball (.290-9-39-47).
20Jake ArrietaChCSP22.1Arrieta has a 12-3 record, 2.33 ERA, 1.06 WHIP and 115 strikeouts. The best righty starter in the game?
21Starling MartePitLF22.7Marte has been a fantasy star hitting .322 with 23 steals, a .845 OPS and 45 runs scored. Power the one missing piece (6 HRs).
22George SpringerHouRF22.9The power is there, 18 HR and 49 RBI, and the 59 runs scored rocks. However, he's just 6-for-12 in the steals column.
23Chris DavisBal1B23.2Ho hum, he's on pace for 40 homer, 110 RBI and 120 runs scored season.
24Chris SaleCWSSP24.3Leads the league with 14 victories to go along with a K per inning and a 0.98 WHIP.
25Edwin EncarnacionTor1B24.7The slow start is a distant memory. EE has 22 homers, 54 runs scored and 76 RBI, the most in baseball.
26Jose BautistaTorRF26.4A toe injury has him on the shelf and his numbers have been poor (.230-12-41-41).
27Madison BumgarnerSFSP28.1The Giants' ace is 9-4 with a 2.20 ERA, 1.02 WHIP and 126 strikeouts over 114.2 IP. #Horse
28Charlie BlackmonColCF32.9The bat is once again legit (.309-12-42-48). However, a toe injury has caused the steals to plummet (8-in-12 attempts).
29Matt HarveyNYMSP33.3A complete failure, the worst non-injured pitcher in top-50. He's 4-10 with a 4.55 ERA and 1.40 WHIP. He wishes he was league average.
30Jose FernandezMiaSP33.3On pace for third 13 K/9 season ever. He's 10-4 with a 2.69 ERA and 1.03 WHIP. He's back to being an absolute star.
31J.D. MartinezDetRF34.6Only been healthy enough to appear in 65 games, but the bat has been there (.286-12-39 with a .520 SLG).
32David PriceBosSP35.5Just can't get on track with a 4.74 ERA. He's still on pace for 16 wins, 240 strikeouts and has a 1.24 WHIP.
33Zack GreinkeAriSP35.6Just placed on the DL though his performance has met expectations: 10-3, 3.62 ERA, 1.16 WHIP with a 4.33 K/BB ratio.
34A.J. PollockAriCF35.9A jacked elbow has kept him off the field all year. The hope is that he can contribute something late in the year.
35Jacob deGromNYMSP35.9Velocity was down early, but the heat is back as are the Ks at 8.79 per nine. The 2.62 ERA, 1.10 WHIP impress.
36Gerrit ColePitSP36.0The 25 year old is on the DL with a 2.77 ERA, 1.32 WHIP and way down 7.24 K/9 rate. Just hasn't got it done.
37Joey VottoCin1B36.3Not as bad as you think. Votto is on pace for 28 HRs, 80 RBI, 90 runs and has a .837 OPS.
38Kyle SchwarberChCLF37.3Blew his knee out in an outfield collision limiting him to five plate appearances this season. 
39Corey KluberCleSP37.7He's 8-8 with a 3.79 ERA, but the rest impresses: 9.0 K/9, 2.13 BB/9, 1.04 WHIPand 1.53 GB/FB. 
40Stephen StrasburgWasSP38.9Always hurt, simply cannot be trusted, but wow are the numbers elite: 11-0, 11.11 K/9, 1.03 WHIP.
41Todd FrazierCWS3B43.3He has the lowest average of any 3B qualifies (.204) but he's also on pace to go 46-102-94-12.
42Yoenis CespedesNYMCF43.5He has 20 homers, 48 RBI and 44 runs scored, but only one theft. His average is up at .294 and he has a .932 OPS.
43Dallas KeuchelHouSP44.8#Fail. DK is 5-9 with a 5.13 ERA, 1.42 WHIP and 2.74 K/BB ratio over 17 starts. It's just not happening.
44Noah SyndergaardNYMSP44.8Everyone is concerned about the elbow, but the results are stupendous: 2.41 ERA, 1.06 WHIP, 11.0 K/9, 1.3 BB/9.
45Justin UptonDetLF45.4An abject failure thus far (.231-8-36-37-5) but he has looked like himself the last month.
46Carlos CarrascoCleSP46.6Dealt with the DL limiting him to just 10 usually impressive outings (2.56 ERA, 1.06 WHIP, 9.85 K/9, 2.13 BB/9, 53% GB-rate).
47Chris ArcherTBSP46.9Fourth in baseball with 127 Ks though that doesn't mollify upset owners (4-11, 4.50 ERA, 1.43 WHIP).
48Nelson CruzSeaRF47.7He's on pace for a third straight 40 homer season with a least 90 RBI, 85 runs and he is batting .283.
49Robinson CanoSea2B48.2He's all washed up. Right. The HOF bound Cano is potentially having his best season (.304-38-108-118).
50Carlos GomezHouCF49.9He's been hitting since last DL stint, but the 4 HRs, 8 SBs, 20 RBI, 20 runs and .219 average are terrible. 

 

Ray Flowers can be heard Monday through Friday, 7 PM EDT and Friday on SiriusXM Fantasy Sports Radio (Sirius 210, XM 87). You can also hear Ray Sunday nights at 7 PM on the channel talking fantasy sports. Follow Ray’s work at Fantasy Alarm and on Twitter (@baseballguys).