Fantasy Baseball

2008 Fantasy Baseball. Find out who the top players are in fantasy baseball this season. Read tips and articles from the top fantasy baseball sites across the web.

Chris Fry

Lonnie White

Chris Fry created this group on SportProjections.com.

2008 Top 100 Fantasy Baseball Players

	PLAYER	TEAM	POSITION
1	Alex Rodriguez	New York Yankees	3B
2	Hanley Ramirez	Florida	SS
Hanley will miss having Miggy Cabrera hitting behind him, but should still be a fantasy stud.
3	David Wright	New York Mets	3B
4	Jose Reyes	New York Mets	SS
5	Chase Utley	Philadelphia	2B
6	Jimmy Rollins	Philadelphia	SS
7	Matt Holliday	Colorado	OF
8	Miguel Cabrera	Detroit	3B
He should feast on AL pitching and benefit from a better line-up.
9	Prince Fielder	Milwaukee	1B
10	Ryan Howard	Philadelphia	1B
11	Ryan Braun	Milwaukee	3B
Trying to avoid the sophomore slump.
12	Johan Santana	New York Mets	SP
13	Alfonso Soriano	Chicago Cubs	OF
14	David Ortiz	Boston	DH
15	Carl Crawford	Tampa Bay	OF
16	Carlos Beltran	New York Mets	OF
17	Jake Peavy	San Diego	SP
18	Albert Pujols	St. Louis	1B
We are a little concerned about the elbow, therefore, he drops a little.
19	Grady Sizemore	Cleveland	OF
20	Brandon Phillips	Cincinnati	2B
21	BJ Upton	Tampa Bay	2B/OF
22	Vladamir Guerrero	Los Angeles Angels	OF
23	Ichiro Suzuki	Seattle	OF
24	Carlos Lee	Houston	OF
25	Magglio Ordonez	Detroit	OF
26	Curtis Granderson	Detroit	OF
27	Mark Texeira	Atlanta	1B
Should benefit from a full season in Atlanta.
28	Lance Berkman	Houston	1B/OF
29	Erik Bedard	Seattle	SP
30	Aramis Ramirez	Chicago Cubs	3B
31	Victor Martinez	Cleveland	C
32	Justin Morneau	Minnesota	1B
Justin should rebound from a weak second half in 2007.
33	Troy Tulowitzki	Colorado	SS
34	Alex Rios	Toronto	OF
35	Adam Dunn	Cincinnati	OF
36	Chone Figgins	Los Angeles Angels	2B/3B/OF
37	Brian Roberts	Baltimore	2B
38	Russell Martin	Los Angeles Dodgers	C
39	Gary Sheffield	Detroit	OF
40	Robinson Cano	New York Yankees	2B
41	Travis Hafner	Cleveland	DH
42	Manny Ramirez	Boston	OF
43	Derrick Lee	Chicago Cubs	1B
44	Derek Jeter	New York Yankees	SS
45	Carlos Guillen	Detroit	1B/SS
46	Josh Beckett	Boston	SP
Don't sweat the injury, Beckett just doesn't want to travel to Japan.
47	Brandon Webb	Arizona	SP
48	Nick Markakis	Baltimore	OF
49	Garrett Atkins	Colorado	3B/1B
50	C.C. Sabathia	Cleveland	SP
51	J.J. Putz	Seattle	RP
52	Cole Hamels	Philadelphia	SP
53	Felix Hernandez	Seattle	SP
Erik Bedard will take some pressure off King Felix, which will help him flourish in 2008.
54	Bobby Abreu	New York Yankees	OF
55	Carlos Pena	Tampa Bay	1B
56	Jonathan Papelbon	Boston	RP
57	Chipper Jones	Atlanta	3B
58	Hunter Pence	Houston	OF
59	Eric Byrnes	Arizona	OF
60	Corey Hart	Milwaukee	OF
61	Ian Kinsler	Texas	2B
62	Joe Mauer	Minnesota	C
63	Francisco Rodriquez	Los Angeles Angels	RP
64	Chris Young	Arizona	OF
65	Michael Young	Texas	SS
66	Miguel Tejada	Houston	SS
67	Richie Weeks	Milwaukee	2B
68	Ryan Zimmerman	Washington	3B
69	Torri Hunter	Los Angeles Angels	OF
70	Justin Verlander	Detroit	SP
71	Brian McCann	Atlanta	C
72	Chris Young	San Diego	SP
73	Joe Nathan	Minnesota	RP
74	Rafael Furcal	Los Angeles Dodgers	SS
75	Adrian Gonzalez	San Diego	1B
76	Dan Haren	Arizona	SP
77	Aaron Harang	Cincinnati	SP
78	John Smoltz	Atlanta	SP
An oldy but goody for your starting rotation.
79	Scott Kazmir	Tampa Bay	SP
80	Carlos Zambrano	Chicago Cubs	SP
81	Edgar Renteria	Detroit	SS
82	Roy Oswalt	Houston	SP
83	Howie Kendrick	Los Angeles Angels	2B
84	Jorge Posada	New York Yankees	C
85	Billy Wagner	New York Mets	RP
86	Daisuke Matsuzaka	Boston	SP
Should be outstanding in his second year in the majors.
87	Tim Lincecum	San Francisco	SP
88	Delmon Young	Minnesota	OF
89	Jason Bay	Pittsburgh	OF
90	Takashi Saito	Los Angeles Dodgers	RP
91	Nick Swisher	Chicago White Sox	OF/1B
92	Dan Uggla	Florida	2B
93	Vernon Wells	Toronto	OF
94	Paul Konerko	Chicago White Sox	1B
95	Hideki Matsui	New York Yankees	OF
96	Jose Valverde	Houston	RP
97	Matt Kemp	Los Angeles Dodgers	OF
98	Brett Myers	Philadelphia	SP
99	Shane Victorino	Philadelphia	OF
100	Adrian Beltre	Seattle	3B
Consider this our little secret. Beltre has been working harder this offseason than in the past in hopes of avoiding his early season slump.