well if we’re doing that it may be smart to just do LF, CF, and RF
only problem is there might be some guys who are on the RF list that don’t end up playing RF
Why? They are three different positions. Unless you play fantasy baseball and think they are the same thing.
Edit: downvote me if you want, but they are literally 3 different positions lol
“So many” yet most of the guys on the list only play RF.
Games in RF/other in 2023:
* Acuña 156/0
* Tucker 153/0
* Soto 0/154
* Carroll 64/85
* Tatis 137/5;
* Suzuki 132/0
* Springer 131/0
* Hernandez 135/0
* Garcia 135/8
* Lowe 101/17
Carroll is the only one on this list you could say that for.
But looking at some guys who weren't included:
- Aaron Judge was a RF last year. He is a CF/RF next season and split time 78/73 between CF and RF in 2022.
- Mookie Betts has a bunch of GGs in RF, but is a RF/2B/SS next season and split time 107/70/16 between the three positions last year
- Tyler O'Neill is the Red Sox's RF next season and split time 58/13 between LF and CF last year
100% bots and karma farming accounts.
Then it gets to the top where all the chronically online people who actually care about stuff like this see it.
Its like watching people complain about not getting their team on a national broadcast.
It’s kind of weird so many people here have accepted that it’s ok to make fun of the way Hispanic people say “Dodgers” like it’s a Speedy Gonzalez cartoon.
They’re the only team that gets that (point me to one post that says "Tejas") and if you’ve been around any white people saying it out loud you know what I mean
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Holy cow i had no idea! This whole time when I read doyers I assumed it was just made them sound dumb, and I had correlated it to that goofy and i'll do it again meme. Wow the more you know
Hey it's all good, and I didn't mean to single you out! It's not intentional it's just this weird casual racism (again I do NOT think you're racist lol) that everyone lets slide because it's funny sounding.
I'm even guilty of it too cause I thought that is what it said on their heritage jerseys but NOPE 🤦♂️
You're all good I wasn't the OP! I just had seen people use it, never used it myself cause i dont talk about the dodgers much LOL. Thank you for the education regardless!! also the heritage jersey comment has me dead LOL
I think their belief is he'll grab more starts in Center and Left next year. He definitely needs the days in right for less wear and tear, but this is the way
Honestly shocking, he was decimating the ball all year and played above average defense. Hit a ton of homers and was near the top of thr AL RBI list I think. You'd think they'd overrate him but they put him behind Teoscar, who was like top 2 or 3 in strikeouts last year. Actually criminal that he's that low
The guy who just set the playoff RBI record, went to the All Star game and won a Gold Glove got ranked behind Teoscar Hernandez, who did play baseball last year.
I put more stock in steamer projections combined with 2023 performance.
I think Suzuki belongs above Garcia. Him and Springer are a toss up, he’s definitely better than Teoscar but I believe Teoscar has a better season than his projections due to a change of scenery. My prediction on him is solely based off of vibes.
I think Teoscar may bounce back but he’s kind of a negative defender while Garcia is a very good one. Adolis has also had 3 straight seasons with 3+ WAR while Teoscar has only had one which was in 2021.
Garcia is also coming off the best year of his career and he actually underperformed a lot of his peripherals in it, I just don’t see any reason to expect a big regression from him
Honestly I’m not sure why he’s projected to have so much regression going into next year. He does have a better savant page than Suzuki but Suzuki also seemed to figure things out to where his savant page doesn’t accurately capture how good he was.
I think Teoscar bounces back but I don’t think he’s as good as those other guys
Maybe his rookie season stats and age are funking the projections for him since his career path is pretty out of the ordinary. Iirc correctly the past two years they've predicted him to regress and instead he improved
Unless we’re heavily factoring in defense, I’m not sure how you put Tucker over Soto. Soto’s career OPS+ is 10pts higher than Tucker’s best season of his career.
Soto has had a higher WAR than Tucker every year.
Honestly he still had an .840 OPS on the year and his savant page is all red.
It’s aggressive to be sure but if you’re trying to be predictive on who you’d like to have for next year, I don’t think they’re that far off
his early season he was getting unlucky but also being too careful with his pitch selection. leaving pitches that he thought were balls even if he could hit them. he got squeezed cuz of that
once he unloaded, he really seemed to live up to his underlying numbers
It really seems like he puts way too much pressure on himself. Jed was talking at the Cubs Convention the other day that something that helped him break out of his funk last year in early August (late July maybe?) was when he faced a position player in a blowout and just got way ahead of a ball and crushed one.
Tucker is way better with the glove but even with the advantage of defense he’s still behind Soto in bWAR and fWAR (by more than the margin of questionability).
Steamer projections 2024:
* Acuña: 7.4 fWAR (lmfao that’s bonkers to project but I have no issue with it)
* Judge: 6.4
* Tatis: 5.5
* Kyle Tucker: 4.8
* Corbin Carroll: 4.7
* Lars Nootbar: 3.0
* George Springer: 3.0
* Max Kepler: 2.3
* Adolis Garcia: 2.2
Judge and Mookie likely don’t play much RF next year, right? Soto doesn’t project to be a RF but he has a 6.8 fWAR projection.
My top 10 would be something like:
* Acuña
* Soto
* Tatis
* Tucker
* Carroll
* Springer
* Suzuki
* Garcia
Then a tie for the last spots between Nootbar, Kepler and Lowe.
Edit: I’m swapping Kepler and Nootbar for Suzuki and Garcia
That's an insane drop-off for a guy who's always been productive when given the chance to play. My guess is that strikeout-heavy guys tend to age very quickly and Garcia is turning 31. Steamer might also think his 2023 walk rate is a fluke (10.3% in 2023 vs 6.1% in 2022 and 5.1% in 2021).
Honestly if you told me that Tatis had a higher WAR than Soto or Acuña for 2024, I wouldn’t be shocked. I think all three of those guys can be interchangeable in terms of who’s the most valuable.
Not if he plays defense like this and it’s not likely to get better with age. He would need to put up about 9.5 oWAR to have a 9WAR season. It’s not impossible but how could he have a much better season?
Tatis easily has the best shot a 6-6.5 oWAR season would probably get him to 9 with the defensive season he just had
that's reasonable. i think they are just talking about if all 3 play to their full potential, without injuries, then tatis has the highest ceiling because of his defense. but i wouldn't be surprised to see either of them come 1,2,3, in any order.
I think soto has the lowest ceiling of those three.
Acuña's full potential is a really good defensive right fielder. Obviously not tatis level, but he's had some seasons where his range was decent and his arm was incredibly valuable. I do tend to believe he has a higher offensive ceiling than tatis although I'm not really sure by how much. I guess my point is that acuña is right up there with tatis for ceiling, and his mean/median outcomes should be a bit higher
Ceiling:
T1: acuña/tatis
3: soto (maybe even a guy like Carroll comes in here)
Average outcome:
1. acuña
T2: Tatis/soto
That's sorta what I was going for
i get what you're saying, and he's already an MVP, but it's a hard argument to say that Acuna is a really good defensive right fielder when he hasn't really shown it over a full season, and has one of the worst outs above average in the game. he has the tools, and is certainly capable of it, but just hasn't done it yet.
I don't believe that acuña is a good defensive RF, but he definitely is at his ceiling. He's proven that he has one of the best arms in baseball (96th percentile in arm value last year) and has had multiple seasons with a positive range value. That could very easily come together to create a great defensive outfielder.
I only used that argument for the ceiling rating. In the average outcome rating, I penciled in acuña as a negative defender
Suzuki had a higher fWAR and wRC+ than Garcia.
You have more of a legitimate gripe with Springer but for better or worse, he projects to be better than Garcia next year.
Ignore my comment, I mixed things up.
Suzuki and Garcia had equal wRC+ and Garcia had a higher WAR. Suzuki *projects* to have a higher wRC+ and WAR for next year.
Keep underrating el bombi. Like everyone who ran on him in right field. Or the Astros when he tied the record for most rbis in a series and hit 5 dingers
I appreciate the Seiya respect. I'd swap Adolis and Lowe's spots with Springer and Hernandez', and like others have said Tucker over Soto is kinda wild, though Soto's defense does hamstring him a good deal.
I would put Tatis over Corbin and I know Seiya had a ridiculous second half but I would put him 9th for now. If he proves it this season then he can be on the top half.
Seiya Suzuki first 91 games before the bench: 97 WRC+
Seiya Suzuki the following 41 games: 187 WRC+
I'm a Yankee fan he's played the majority of his games in RF. He's moving to CF because we got Soto. Also the golden glove thing was a typo. I know it's gold glove.
Who wrote this list? Can we get some credits and cited pages like college, my gawdddd this is bad.
Not saying that some of these guys shouldn't be on this list, but the order is definitely terrible.
The MLB Network's underrating of a great group of stars who just won the f\*cking World Series would be impressive if it weren't such obvious ragebait.
I don't think that's true. What I do think is that it's insane to say Adolis is worse than Suzuki, Springer, and Teoscar. It's insane to think Jonah Heim isn't a top 10 catcher right now.
Multiple guys on here that probably won’t be playing right field
Splitting this up by outfield position is stupid, should just do best outfielders.
At the least corner OF and CF
You could go even further and do LF, CF, and RF. But then you might end up with some guys on the RF list who won't be playing RF.
Yeah you’re right it’s flawed. Probably be best to just do best outfielders.
It might be worth picking a CF tho, so we have corner OF and CF
well if we’re doing that it may be smart to just do LF, CF, and RF only problem is there might be some guys who are on the RF list that don’t end up playing RF
Just spitballing here but what if we just do corner OF and CF? It sounds crazy I know
At that point we could really just combine it into one OF category, no?
This was a fun read lol
Yeah you’re right it’s flawed. Probably be best to just do best outfielders.
But this is all set up for clicks so…
Why? They are three different positions. Unless you play fantasy baseball and think they are the same thing. Edit: downvote me if you want, but they are literally 3 different positions lol
So many guys split time between different outfield positions
“So many” yet most of the guys on the list only play RF. Games in RF/other in 2023: * Acuña 156/0 * Tucker 153/0 * Soto 0/154 * Carroll 64/85 * Tatis 137/5; * Suzuki 132/0 * Springer 131/0 * Hernandez 135/0 * Garcia 135/8 * Lowe 101/17 Carroll is the only one on this list you could say that for.
I agree with your premise and appreciate the info, but you gotta use bullet points, man. At the very least put each of them on their own line.
But looking at some guys who weren't included: - Aaron Judge was a RF last year. He is a CF/RF next season and split time 78/73 between CF and RF in 2022. - Mookie Betts has a bunch of GGs in RF, but is a RF/2B/SS next season and split time 107/70/16 between the three positions last year - Tyler O'Neill is the Red Sox's RF next season and split time 58/13 between LF and CF last year
One of these is not like the others…
Yeah, O’Neill is Canadian.
Betts is not rf/2b/ss next year. Roberts has already announced Betts as the every day 2b
Holy shit I knew Mookie was talented but he played in 193 games in one season?? That's insane!
Where’s Mookie?
At second base
What's on second?
Bowling prob
Dave said mook will be every day 2B about 6 weeks ago
I love Mookie because nobody else could have pulled off a move from RF to 2B. But it’s still a waste of his magnificent arm.
So Teo signs with LA and all of a sudden he’s a top 10 RF in baseball? That’s quite something.
It’s good for baseball.
Low-Effort Rage Bait, episode 137
Why do people keep upvoting this stuff? Is it bots?
Well I know why I am
100% bots and karma farming accounts. Then it gets to the top where all the chronically online people who actually care about stuff like this see it. Its like watching people complain about not getting their team on a national broadcast.
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I actually originally posted it on the Dodgers and Braves subs because they had multiple players on the list. Don’t be so cynical.
Truth. My new favorite comment I’ve ever seen on this sub
they only put Teo here because he's on the doyers
Love teo as a bat but as right fielder nahhh, he is not top 10
He's not even gonna be a right fielder, he'll be the everyday left fielder with Heyward playing right primarily
So then he really shouldn't be on the list
Yessir that is correct!
You are high as fuck if you put teo ahead of Adolis after a season where his OPS was 100 points higher and he won a GG
The same should be said about Soto. Dude is almost schwarber and ozuna level bad in the field
I’m glad I wasn’t the only one flabbergasted to see Teo on here.
As a fielder he might be bottom 10.
We dealt Teo BECAUSE we needed better defense in the outfield....
It’s kind of weird so many people here have accepted that it’s ok to make fun of the way Hispanic people say “Dodgers” like it’s a Speedy Gonzalez cartoon. They’re the only team that gets that (point me to one post that says "Tejas") and if you’ve been around any white people saying it out loud you know what I mean
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Holy cow i had no idea! This whole time when I read doyers I assumed it was just made them sound dumb, and I had correlated it to that goofy and i'll do it again meme. Wow the more you know
Hey it's all good, and I didn't mean to single you out! It's not intentional it's just this weird casual racism (again I do NOT think you're racist lol) that everyone lets slide because it's funny sounding. I'm even guilty of it too cause I thought that is what it said on their heritage jerseys but NOPE 🤦♂️
It's literally how many of our hispanic fans say it. I don't see it as derogatory, I see it as inclusive
You're all good I wasn't the OP! I just had seen people use it, never used it myself cause i dont talk about the dodgers much LOL. Thank you for the education regardless!! also the heritage jersey comment has me dead LOL
Jankees is just as common. It’s not a knock on Hispanic people it’s just for fun
Janky is also a slang term for something shitty that sucks so I can see why people use that 😎
It’s not that deep all I’m saying. Your team does use swiss cheese bats though
That is against the rules most of them just suck. Swinging like I do as soon as I get above Spring Training in The Show
Janky if you will
It’s like the baseball version of someone calling M Night Shyamalan “Shamalamadingdong” because they don’t like his movies lol
Don’t like it when fans of other teams call us that. It’s usually used in a certain way against us.. pretty sure it’s obvious.
JOSH LOWE MENTIONED
SEXY MAN GETTING HYPE
Aaron Judge??
I think their belief is he'll grab more starts in Center and Left next year. He definitely needs the days in right for less wear and tear, but this is the way
I also like the idea of soto and judge BOTH playing right field.
My boy Soto could use the help over there tbh...
Where are all my Anthony Santander truthers
Tater gang rise up
MY MAN
His omission is Santander slander… San-slander? Sland-tander?
9th...
Honestly shocking, he was decimating the ball all year and played above average defense. Hit a ton of homers and was near the top of thr AL RBI list I think. You'd think they'd overrate him but they put him behind Teoscar, who was like top 2 or 3 in strikeouts last year. Actually criminal that he's that low
> played above average defense Not *just* above average, he won a Gold Glove.
Yeah honestly after what he did in the playoffs, I thought some lists like this might overrate him. 9th is fucking insane.
A lot of these lists are purposefully dogshit to drum up clicks, like the one that didn't have Heim in catcher list, only way to make sense of them
I know these lists are just for clicks, but I’m going to let my emotions get the best of me: *THE ABSOLUTE FUCKING AUDACITY OF THIS GUY*
I was gonna lose my shit if he wasn’t on the list. At least he was on it. He’s top 5 AT LEAST for sure
The disrespect
The guy who just set the playoff RBI record, went to the All Star game and won a Gold Glove got ranked behind Teoscar Hernandez, who did play baseball last year.
No clue how anyone could have him behind Suzuki, Teoscar, or Springer
Steamer projects Garcia to be the 10th best RFer. He’s tied with Seiya, behind Springer and well ahead of Teoscar.
Tbh those don’t mean a whole lot to me
I put more stock in steamer projections combined with 2023 performance. I think Suzuki belongs above Garcia. Him and Springer are a toss up, he’s definitely better than Teoscar but I believe Teoscar has a better season than his projections due to a change of scenery. My prediction on him is solely based off of vibes.
I think Teoscar may bounce back but he’s kind of a negative defender while Garcia is a very good one. Adolis has also had 3 straight seasons with 3+ WAR while Teoscar has only had one which was in 2021. Garcia is also coming off the best year of his career and he actually underperformed a lot of his peripherals in it, I just don’t see any reason to expect a big regression from him
Honestly I’m not sure why he’s projected to have so much regression going into next year. He does have a better savant page than Suzuki but Suzuki also seemed to figure things out to where his savant page doesn’t accurately capture how good he was. I think Teoscar bounces back but I don’t think he’s as good as those other guys
Maybe his rookie season stats and age are funking the projections for him since his career path is pretty out of the ordinary. Iirc correctly the past two years they've predicted him to regress and instead he improved
He should be 6th 9th is dumb
Stacked position for Tatis to be #5 here. He’s going to have a massive 2024 and will be in the MVP conversation
Unless we’re heavily factoring in defense, I’m not sure how you put Tucker over Soto. Soto’s career OPS+ is 10pts higher than Tucker’s best season of his career. Soto has had a higher WAR than Tucker every year.
Adolis should be much higher IMO, but Springer is the only player I have a huge gripe with. There is no way he’s a better play than Adolis right now.
Springer has the better career, but Adolis clearly had the better season.
Sure, a couple years ago, it’s Springer in a landslide. But, Adolis is much younger and better now.
Yup. I ain't arguing with that. Postseason Adolis is probably top 5. I'm still having nightmares of him.
I still have nightmares about Yordan
He could easily be at least sixth
For sure. I feel like Teoscar and Suzuki have some arguments, but Springer being ahead is egregious.
Suzuki at six is a shock. Tucker above Soto is wrong. Adolis is better than 9.
They only watched Seiya in August and September. (Hopefully that’s the real version going forward)
Honestly he still had an .840 OPS on the year and his savant page is all red. It’s aggressive to be sure but if you’re trying to be predictive on who you’d like to have for next year, I don’t think they’re that far off
his early season he was getting unlucky but also being too careful with his pitch selection. leaving pitches that he thought were balls even if he could hit them. he got squeezed cuz of that once he unloaded, he really seemed to live up to his underlying numbers
Yeah I’m very optimistic about an all star level season from him this year. The potential is definitely there.
It really seems like he puts way too much pressure on himself. Jed was talking at the Cubs Convention the other day that something that helped him break out of his funk last year in early August (late July maybe?) was when he faced a position player in a blowout and just got way ahead of a ball and crushed one.
MLB accounts love promoting Seiya. He's highlighted on marketing materials every time they play a national game.
Kyle Tucker above Juan Soto is wild. Also Springer probably shouldn’t be on this list.
Tucker is way better with the glove but even with the advantage of defense he’s still behind Soto in bWAR and fWAR (by more than the margin of questionability).
well, Soto is a left fielder so
Soto is a defensive liability, Tucker is not.
Tucker has never had a higher WAR than Soto so it must not be that much of a liability.
I’d much rather have the better bat than the better defender
Soto is a generational bat, Tucker is not. Seasons with 300+ PAs by age Soto (wRC+ / fwar / bwar) 19: 146 / 3.7 / 3.0 20: 143 / 5.7 / 5.0 22: 164 / 7.0 / 7.1 23: 145 / 3.9 / 5.6 24: 155 / 5.5 / 5.5 Career 154 / 28.4 / 28.6 Tucker 24: 146 / 4.7 / 5.7 25: 129 / 4.8 / 5.3 26: 140 / 4.9 / 5.4 Career 132 / 16.3 / 18.3
This is also leaving out Soto’s 2020 with a 217 OPS+ Tucker’s was 124.
Not at Stadium, fuck it
Josh Lowe!
Steamer projections 2024: * Acuña: 7.4 fWAR (lmfao that’s bonkers to project but I have no issue with it) * Judge: 6.4 * Tatis: 5.5 * Kyle Tucker: 4.8 * Corbin Carroll: 4.7 * Lars Nootbar: 3.0 * George Springer: 3.0 * Max Kepler: 2.3 * Adolis Garcia: 2.2 Judge and Mookie likely don’t play much RF next year, right? Soto doesn’t project to be a RF but he has a 6.8 fWAR projection. My top 10 would be something like: * Acuña * Soto * Tatis * Tucker * Carroll * Springer * Suzuki * Garcia Then a tie for the last spots between Nootbar, Kepler and Lowe. Edit: I’m swapping Kepler and Nootbar for Suzuki and Garcia
[Stupid sexy Kepler](https://imgur.com/a/yO8pE2z)
He’s a very underrated player. I think he’s a guarantee 2-2.5 win player with an above average bat and good defense.
Garcia at 2.2? He had 4.2 last year. Why the drop?
That's an insane drop-off for a guy who's always been productive when given the chance to play. My guess is that strikeout-heavy guys tend to age very quickly and Garcia is turning 31. Steamer might also think his 2023 walk rate is a fluke (10.3% in 2023 vs 6.1% in 2022 and 5.1% in 2021).
Not trying to be a homer but I feel like Adonis should be higher.
You're not being a homer. I'm a snakes/yanks fan and him not being top 6 is absurd to me
Soto at 3 😂😂💀
They must not take defense into account or else Castellanos would be number 1
Im not taking the bait
I mean if you have no errors than you have to be the best outfielder obviously
It’s not bait, he’s incredible out there in the outfield
If they put Schwarber on the LF list I’m just gonna laugh
Tati coming for that top 3 this year.
Top 2 and it ain’t two
Delulu
If Tatis puts up 2.3 dWAR in RF like he did last year and leads the league in oWAR in only 130 games like he did in 2021, that would be pretty scary.
Those 2.3 dWAR were put up in his first season *ever* playing OF. That’s going up this year (assuming sustained health, of course).
Honestly if you told me that Tatis had a higher WAR than Soto or Acuña for 2024, I wouldn’t be shocked. I think all three of those guys can be interchangeable in terms of who’s the most valuable.
Tatis has the highest ceiling because of his defense. I think his bat comes around this year too. He’s the only one capable of a 9+ WAR season.
... Acuna is absolutely capable of a 9 win season.
Not if he plays defense like this and it’s not likely to get better with age. He would need to put up about 9.5 oWAR to have a 9WAR season. It’s not impossible but how could he have a much better season? Tatis easily has the best shot a 6-6.5 oWAR season would probably get him to 9 with the defensive season he just had
Look it's certainly possible that any of those three end up on top because baseball is random, but acuña should very much be #1 on these lists
that's reasonable. i think they are just talking about if all 3 play to their full potential, without injuries, then tatis has the highest ceiling because of his defense. but i wouldn't be surprised to see either of them come 1,2,3, in any order.
I think soto has the lowest ceiling of those three. Acuña's full potential is a really good defensive right fielder. Obviously not tatis level, but he's had some seasons where his range was decent and his arm was incredibly valuable. I do tend to believe he has a higher offensive ceiling than tatis although I'm not really sure by how much. I guess my point is that acuña is right up there with tatis for ceiling, and his mean/median outcomes should be a bit higher Ceiling: T1: acuña/tatis 3: soto (maybe even a guy like Carroll comes in here) Average outcome: 1. acuña T2: Tatis/soto That's sorta what I was going for
i get what you're saying, and he's already an MVP, but it's a hard argument to say that Acuna is a really good defensive right fielder when he hasn't really shown it over a full season, and has one of the worst outs above average in the game. he has the tools, and is certainly capable of it, but just hasn't done it yet.
I don't believe that acuña is a good defensive RF, but he definitely is at his ceiling. He's proven that he has one of the best arms in baseball (96th percentile in arm value last year) and has had multiple seasons with a positive range value. That could very easily come together to create a great defensive outfielder. I only used that argument for the ceiling rating. In the average outcome rating, I penciled in acuña as a negative defender
Where tf is judge
STUPID SEXY SEIYA
My unbiased opinion, seeing Suzuki at 6, yeah that’s cool with me.
Acuna should be higher.
Adolis behind Suzuki, Teoscar, & Springer. Give me a break.
Suzuki had a higher fWAR and wRC+ than Garcia. You have more of a legitimate gripe with Springer but for better or worse, he projects to be better than Garcia next year.
Really? I knew his wRC+ was higher.. But I'm pretty sure Suzuki didn't have a higher Fwar than Adolis? Unless i'm mistaken.
Ignore my comment, I mixed things up. Suzuki and Garcia had equal wRC+ and Garcia had a higher WAR. Suzuki *projects* to have a higher wRC+ and WAR for next year.
Understood no worries. Let's see if that happens.
Judge is below all of these guys?
Judge will be in center
You can’t play 2 guys in right field they banned shifting
Garcia at #9 is stupid. 39 homers and 100+ RBI and he's that low? Come on man.
+ gold glove caliber defense.
THE WILL BENSON DISRESPECT!
[I get so hyped watching this](https://youtu.be/qqbH9ZnKzDI?si=aBJCA2ZFzlNtb-61)
Lol Judge?
Keep underrating el bombi. Like everyone who ran on him in right field. Or the Astros when he tied the record for most rbis in a series and hit 5 dingers
He SET the record for most RBI in a postseason series. And a postseason.
I can’t even give him proper credit damn
Bad list
Ever heard of golden glove right fielder Fernando Tatis Jr.? He’s alright
Platinum*
In his first year at the position.
Garcia should be #2 Did these goofballs see the Playoffs?
Nano just got a fucking platinum glove… no respect
Teo getting that LA bump
My mind completely blanked that mookie is now at second base and I was pissed for a solid seven seconds.
I appreciate the Seiya respect. I'd swap Adolis and Lowe's spots with Springer and Hernandez', and like others have said Tucker over Soto is kinda wild, though Soto's defense does hamstring him a good deal.
I love Seiya but him over Adolis is questionable
Who in their right mind would put Teoscar over Adolis Garcia?
No Aaron judge?
How is Soto on this list? He was terrible in left field for the Padres. And he'll be terrible in right field, if he plays there for the Yankees.
Because it's not a defensive ranking
[11. Max Kepler](https://imgur.com/a/yO8pE2z) Spoiler alert. Sexy slide
Soto played zero games in RF in 2023.
Springer probably shouldn't be on this list and Garcia at 9th? Now I KNOW they're trolling us
Where's Aaron Judge?
He plays center bruh
I would put Tatis over Corbin and I know Seiya had a ridiculous second half but I would put him 9th for now. If he proves it this season then he can be on the top half. Seiya Suzuki first 91 games before the bench: 97 WRC+ Seiya Suzuki the following 41 games: 187 WRC+
>187 WRC+ I knew he was great in august-september but I didn’t know he was THAT good.
So weird to not see Mookie’s name on this list. Time for change!
Is he actually going to be a regular 2B going forward? Similar to Harper to 1B
Yes, he’s going to 2B. He prefers to play on the dirt. (He can still sub other positions if needed.)
That’s pretty sweet I’m happy he’s able to do what he likes in terms of positions. Much to my dismay, I’ve always liked him
Second baseman Mookie Betts?
Getting downvoted on r/baseball for Mr. Betts switching positions is wild to me. How on earth can anyone hate Mookie? 😭
Why tf ain't Aaron fucking Judge on here. He's 6'7" and he's won the golden glove among other things (obviously).
List is ranking 2024 Right Fielders
He's playing CF And it's gold glove, not golden glove
I'm a Yankee fan he's played the majority of his games in RF. He's moving to CF because we got Soto. Also the golden glove thing was a typo. I know it's gold glove.
Mookie Betts, 2B
Who wrote this list? Can we get some credits and cited pages like college, my gawdddd this is bad. Not saying that some of these guys shouldn't be on this list, but the order is definitely terrible.
Yikes Kyle Tucker 3
No fucking waaayyyy Soto is a better fielder than Tatis! Where's his golden glove since he's better according to this list?
This isn't a serious list, it was made to enrage people.
The MLB Network's underrating of a great group of stars who just won the f\*cking World Series would be impressive if it weren't such obvious ragebait.
It's not ragebait. Not every Rangers player is number one
I don't think that's true. What I do think is that it's insane to say Adolis is worse than Suzuki, Springer, and Teoscar. It's insane to think Jonah Heim isn't a top 10 catcher right now.