With the spring training of each major league club opening at once, the fantasy baseball of influential media is also stretching.
Fantasy Baseball is a simulation game in which a fan becomes the owner and directly selects players by drafting, runs a season based on actual performance, and competes with points. The higher the draft ranking, the more expensive it is, 슬롯사이트 so it is important to combine the best players for each position within a limited range. Fantasy rankings are meaningful in that they objectively reflect a player’s value.
MLB.com released the ‘2023 Major League Fantasy Baseball Ranking 300’ on the 17th (hereinafter Korean time). Philadelphia Phillies shortstop Trey Turner took first place overall in the overall rankings. It is surprising that he was not the MVP of both leagues last season or the Cy Young Award winner.
MLB.com said, ‘Turner is a player who has durability, consistency, and five-tool productivity, and has an ability that no one can match.’ RBI, 104 runs scored, and 30 stolen bases.”
He continued, “It was sluggish at the beginning of last year, but after a successful turnaround, he recorded 194 hits (second overall after teammate Freddie Freeman), 39 doubles, 21 homers, 100 RBIs, and 27 stolen bases.” It’s only a matter of time before he becomes a player who can steal bases or more. He is a threat in many areas of the offense, and his power, accuracy and mobility make him an MVP candidate every year.’
Turner wore a Philadelphia Phillies uniform for 11 years and $300 million in this free agent market. A native of Florida, who graduated from North Carolina State University, he wanted to play in Philadelphia, rejecting calls from some Western division teams. In particular, he reunited with Bryce Harper, his teammate from the Washington Nationals, after 5 years.
Second overall is New York Yankees outfielder Aaron Judge. After hitting 62 homers last year, he is the best big leaguer in existence, signing a nine-year, $360 million contract with the Yankees. However, it fell behind Turner in terms of utilization and value. MLB.com said, “Thanks to a historic season, I am in the top 5 in any ranking.” “It is difficult to repeat last year’s achievements of hitting 62 homers, 131 RBIs and 133 runs, the most in a season in the American League, but for the second consecutive year He had a healthy season and became one of only 10 players of all time to have more than one 50-home run season.”
Following the two players, Atlanta outfielder Ronald Acuna Jr., Cleveland third baseman Jose Ramirez, and Seattle outfielder Julio Rodriguez ranked third through fifth. Kyle Tucker (Houston), Juan Soto (San Diego), Jordan Alvarez (Houston), Mookie Betts (Dodgers), and Vladimir Guerrero Jr. (Toronto) ranked 6th to 10th.
Los Angeles Angels pitcher Shohei Ohtani draws attention as he is ranked 12th overall as a designated hitter and 38th overall as a pitcher. Ohtani, ranked first in the designated hitter category and 11th in the starting pitcher category, was not mentioned as a player with total pitching.
The first place in the starting pitcher category that attracted attention was Milwaukee Brewers Corbin Burns. Burns, who shined in the 2021 National League Cy Young Award, continued his ace dignity last year with 12 wins and 8 losses, an average ERA of 2.94 and 243 strikeouts. Yankees Gerrit Cole ranked second, last year’s National League Cy Young Miami Sandy Alcantara ranked third, Milwaukee Brandon Woodruff fourth, and Tampa Bay Shane McClarnahan ranked fifth.
Justin Verlander, who moved to the New York Mets after winning the American League Cy Young Award last year, is the 10th starting pitcher.
Meanwhile, San Diego’s Kim Ha-seong was ranked 254th overall and 23rd shortstop. Last year, he ranked second in the National League shortstop Gold Glove voting, but he has little experience and is not popular in the fantasy rankings due to his lack of batting ability.
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