2026 Fantasy Baseball Top 300: Cristopher Sánchez takes over as No. 1 SP

Here’s our rest-of-season Top 300. Expect this space to be updated every Monday. Players are ranked for 5×5 mixed leagues using a one-catcher format. I include the mixed-league disclaimer because I do reward upside, particularly past the top 200 or so.

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2026 Fantasy Baseball Top 300 overall ranks

**Updated May 25**

I added the preseason Top 300 rankings to the list this week, just as sort of a two-month progress report. To date, 54 players in the original rankings have been swapped out for newcomers.

May 25	Top 300	Team	Pos	Pos Rk	May 18	2026
1	Aaron Judge	Yankees	OF	1	1	1
2	Bobby Witt Jr.	Royals	SS	1	2	3
3	Shohei Ohtani	Dodgers	DH	1	3	2
4	Elly De La Cruz	Reds	SS	2	4	13
5	Ronald Acuna Jr.	Braves	OF	2	5	4
6	Julio Rodriguez	Mariners	OF	3	6	8
7	Juan Soto	Mets	OF	4	7	5
8	Jose Ramirez	Guardians	3B	1	8	6
9	Corbin Carroll	Diamondbacks	OF	5	9	14
10	Vladimir Guerrero Jr.	Blue Jays	1B	1	11	9
11	Kyle Tucker	Dodgers	OF	6	12	10
12	Yordan Alvarez	Astros	OF	7	13	25
13	Nick Kurtz	Athletics	1B	2	14	16
14	Cristopher Sanchez	Phillies	SP	1	19	26
15	Pete Alonso	Orioles	1B	3	16	17
16	Kyle Schwarber	Phillies	DH	2	15	20
17	Paul Skenes	Pirates	SP	2	10	11
18	Junior Caminero	Rays	3B	2	21	21
19	Zach Neto	Angels	SS	3	18	18
20	Jackson Chourio	Brewers	OF	8	20	35
21	James Wood	Nationals	OF	9	24	30
22	Fernando Tatis Jr.	Padres	2B	1	17	15
23	Bryce Harper	Phillies	1B	4	22	38
24	Trea Turner	Phillies	SS	4	23	23
25	Gunnar Henderson	Orioles	SS	5	25	12
26	Logan Gilbert	Mariners	SP	3	26	22
27	Yoshinobu Yamamoto	Dodgers	SP	4	27	28
28	CJ Abrams	Nationals	SS	6	29	37
29	Tarik Skubal	Tigers	SP	5	40	7
30	Brice Turang	Brewers	2B	2	28	56
31	Michael Harris II	Braves	OF	10	30	31
32	Mason Miller	Padres	RP	1	31	41
33	Ketel Marte	Diamondbacks	2B	3	32	27
34	Sal Stewart	Reds	2B	4	34	48
35	Freddie Freeman	Dodgers	1B	5	33	36
36	Matt Olson	Braves	1B	6	36	75
37	Shohei Ohtani	Dodgers	SP	6	37	60
38	Oneil Cruz	Pirates	OF	11	38	51
39	Bryan Woo	Mariners	SP	7	35	34
40	Austin Riley	Braves	3B	3	39	29
41	Garrett Crochet	Red Sox	SP	8	42	19
42	Pete Crow-Armstrong	Cubs	OF	12	45	32
43	Jazz Chisholm Jr.	Yankees	2B	5	43	40
44	Cody Bellinger	Yankees	OF	13	44	53
45	Chris Sale	Braves	SP	9	46	58
46	Cade Smith	Guardians	RP	2	48	57
47	Ben Rice	Yankees	C	1	47	83
48	George Kirby	Mariners	SP	10	41	46
49	Aroldis Chapman	Red Sox	RP	3	52	61
50	Zack Wheeler	Phillies	SP	11	70	81
51	Shea Langeliers	Athletics	C	2	51	111
52	Jarren Duran	Red Sox	OF	14	53	39
53	Brent Rooker	Athletics	OF	15	54	43
54	Jacob Misiorowski	Brewers	SP	12	57	79
55	Jhoan Duran	Phillies	RP	4	56	66
56	Jacob deGrom	Rangers	SP	13	50	55
57	Maikel Garcia	Royals	3B	4	49	44
58	Joe Ryan	Twins	SP	14	71	67
59	Mike Trout	Angels	OF	16	59	99
60	George Springer	Blue Jays	OF	17	61	54
61	Andres Munoz	Mariners	RP	5	62	77
62	Framber Valdez	Tigers	SP	15	60	63
63	Dylan Cease	Blue Jays	SP	16	55	69
64	Nolan McLean	Mets	SP	17	63	105
65	Manny Machado	Padres	3B	5	58	45
66	Riley Greene	Tigers	OF	18	64	91
67	Jeremy Pena	Astros	SS	7	66	73
68	Tyler Soderstrom	Athletics	1B	7	65	74
69	Roman Anthony	Red Sox	OF	19	69	49
70	Cam Schlittler	Yankees	SP	18	74	182
71	Xavier Edwards	Marlins	SS	8	73	96
72	Jordan Walker	Cardinals	OF	20	83	NR
73	Seiya Suzuki	Cubs	OF	21	68	88
74	Jackson Merrill	Padres	OF	22	67	52
75	Gerrit Cole	Yankees	SP	19	82	118
76	Ivan Herrera	Cardinals	C	3	77	107
77	Nico Hoerner	Cubs	2B	6	76	122
78	Byron Buxton	Twins	OF	23	79	89
79	Bo Bichette	Mets	SS	9	89	64
80	Josh Naylor	Mariners	1B	8	78	78
81	Wyatt Langford	Rangers	OF	24	86	47
82	Bryan Reynolds	Pirates	OF	25	81	108
83	Corey Seager	Rangers	SS	10	75	76
84	Drew Rasmussen	Rays	SP	20	84	93
85	Andy Pages	Dodgers	OF	26	80	139
86	Devin Williams	Mets	RP	6	85	70
87	Kyle Stowers	Marlins	OF	27	88	109
88	Josh Hader	Astros	RP	7	91	97
89	Jesus Luzardo	Phillies	SP	21	90	102
90	Cole Ragans	Royals	SP	22	99	72
91	Francisco Lindor	Mets	SS	11	95	24
92	Rafael Devers	Giants	1B	9	92	87
93	Sonny Gray	Red Sox	SP	23	93	85
94	Cal Raleigh	Mariners	C	4	94	33
95	Chase Burns	Reds	SP	24	97	154
96	Mookie Betts	Dodgers	SS	12	96	80
97	Alec Burleson	Cardinals	1B	10	98	112
98	Geraldo Perdomo	Diamondbacks	SS	13	103	59
99	David Bednar	Yankees	RP	8	87	84
100	Logan Webb	Giants	SP	25	108	68
101	Brandon Nimmo	Rangers	OF	28	104	106
102	Kevin Gausman	Blue Jays	SP	26	107	142
103	Daniel Palencia	Cubs	RP	9	101	92
104	Jo Adell	Angels	OF	29	106	104
105	Christian Yelich	Brewers	OF	30	109	95
106	Yandy Diaz	Rays	1B	11	114	141
107	William Contreras	Brewers	C	5	111	123
108	Willson Contreras	Red Sox	1B	12	113	114
109	Daylen Lile	Nationals	OF	31	112	116
110	Bryce Miller	Mariners	SP	27	115	187
111	Konnor Griffin	Pirates	SS	14	110	181
112	Shane McClanahan	Rays	SP	28	118	160
113	Freddy Peralta	Mets	SP	29	116	138
114	Teoscar Hernandez	Dodgers	OF	32	127	113
115	Shota Imanaga	Cubs	SP	30	100	149
116	Gavin Williams	Guardians	SP	31	120	229
117	Munetaka Murakami	White Sox	3B	6	119	177
118	Kyle Bradish	Orioles	SP	32	122	90
119	Raisel Iglesias	Braves	RP	10	126	124
120	Alex Bregman	Cubs	3B	7	121	137
121	Vinnie Pasquantino	Royals	1B	13	102	62
122	Hunter Brown	Astros	SP	33	133	65
123	Miguel Vargas	White Sox	3B	8	123	214
124	Kevin McGonigle	Tigers	SS	15	125	224
125	Ryan Helsley	Orioles	RP	11	117	115
126	Daulton Varsho	Blue Jays	OF	33	129	119
127	Ranger Suarez	Red Sox	SP	34	130	131
128	Tanner Bibee	Guardians	SP	35	138	126
129	Christian Walker	Astros	1B	14	137	265
130	Ceddanne Rafaela	Red Sox	2B	7	131	120
131	JJ Wetherholt	Cardinals	SS	16	136	173
132	Jackson Holliday	Orioles	2B	8	143	158
133	Nathan Eovaldi	Rangers	SP	36	145	151
134	Eury Perez	Marlins	SP	37	124	98
135	Chandler Simpson	Rays	OF	34	134	213
136	Trey Yesavage	Blue Jays	SP	38	151	237
137	Michael Busch	Cubs	1B	15	141	125
138	MacKenzie Gore	Rangers	SP	39	139	134
139	Ian Happ	Cubs	OF	35	135	152
140	Pete Fairbanks	Marlins	RP	12	140	153
141	Wilyer Abreu	Red Sox	OF	36	132	169
142	Kenley Jansen	Tigers	RP	13	148	146
143	Drake Baldwin	Braves	C	6	72	130
144	Michael King	Padres	SP	40	147	179
145	Eugenio Suarez	Reds	3B	9	162	136
146	Alec Bohm	Phillies	3B	10	163	117
147	Dylan Crews	Nationals	OF	37	244	198
148	Brandon Woodruff	Brewers	SP	41	164	161
149	Bryson Stott	Phillies	2B	9	156	150
150	Blake Snell	Dodgers	SP	42	233	121
151	Jonathan Aranda	Rays	1B	16	150	218
152	Salvador Perez	Royals	C	7	154	101
153	Kyle Harrison	Brewers	SP	43	211	NR
154	Matt McLain	Reds	2B	10	146	103
155	Hunter Goodman	Rockies	C	8	149	145
156	Spencer Steer	Reds	1B	17	152	NR
157	Carlos Rodon	Yankees	SP	44	158	204
158	Hunter Greene	Reds	SP	45	166	215
159	Travis Bazzana	Guardians	2B	11	167	NR
160	Max Muncy	Dodgers	3B	11	157	206
161	Otto Lopez	Marlins	SS	17	153	191
162	Riley O’Brien	Cardinals	RP	14	144	243
163	Randy Arozarena	Mariners	OF	38	160	178
164	Max Fried	Yankees	SP	46	174	42
165	Dansby Swanson	Cubs	SS	18	159	164
166	Parker Messick	Guardians	SP	47	161	259
167	Luke Keaschall	Twins	2B	12	105	82
168	Louis Varland	Blue Jays	RP	15	155	NR
169	Luis Robert Jr.	Mets	OF	39	142	71
170	Isaac Paredes	Astros	3B	12	165	172
171	Spencer Strider	Braves	SP	48	177	263
172	Braxton Ashcraft	Pirates	SP	49	168	276
173	Sandy Alcantara	Marlins	SP	50	169	192
174	Logan Henderson	Brewers	SP	51	181	277
175	Willy Adames	Giants	SS	19	189	163
176	Kazuma Okamoto	Blue Jays	3B	13	173	212
177	Brandon Marsh	Phillies	OF	40	170	264
178	Colson Montgomery	White Sox	SS	20	171	174
179	Jose Soriano	Angels	SP	52	185	NR
180	Xander Bogaerts	Padres	SS	21	179	194
181	Tyler Glasnow	Dodgers	SP	53	128	144
182	Abner Uribe	Brewers	RP	16	178	197
183	Jose Altuve	Astros	2B	13	176	86
184	Adolis Garcia	Phillies	OF	41	175	171
185	Jakob Marsee	Marlins	OF	42	186	140
186	Payton Tolle	Red Sox	SP	54	188	NR
187	Ezequiel Tovar	Rockies	SS	22	180	148
188	Taylor Ward	Orioles	OF	43	172	189
189	Josh Jung	Rangers	3B	14	184	245
190	Randy Vasquez	Padres	SP	55	183	NR
191	Trent Grisham	Yankees	OF	44	191	200
192	Christian Scott	Mets	SP	56	194	NR
193	Luis Garcia Jr.	Nationals	2B	14	187	170
194	Ozzie Albies	Braves	2B	15	195	262
195	Nolan Schanuel	Angels	1B	18	190	221
196	Tanner Scott	Dodgers	RP	17	197	NR
197	Luis Arraez	Giants	2B	16	196	217
198	Jeff Hoffman	Blue Jays	RP	18	205	100
199	Brett Baty	Mets	2B	17	213	205
200	Shane Bieber	Blue Jays	SP	57	209	247
201	Emmet Sheehan	Dodgers	SP	58	202	211
202	Brandon Lowe	Pirates	2B	18	206	210
203	Sam Antonacci	White Sox	2B	19	208	NR
204	Seranthony Dominguez	White Sox	RP	19	193	165
205	Nick Lodolo	Reds	SP	59	204	184
206	Cam Smith	Astros	OF	45	192	NR
207	Trevor Megill	Brewers	RP	20	201	127
208	JJ Bleday	Reds	OF	46	203	NR
209	Ryan Waldschmidt	Diamondbacks	OF	47	212	NR
210	Jared Jones	Pirates	SP	60	216	NR
211	Jacob Wilson	Athletics	SS	23	214	128
212	Bryan Baker	Rays	RP	21	210	NR
213	Gleyber Torres	Tigers	2B	20	221	180
214	Max Meyer	Marlins	SP	61	274	289
215	Tommy Edman	Dodgers	2B	21	236	176
216	Ramon Laureano	Padres	OF	48	199	228
217	Chase DeLauter	Guardians	OF	49	222	NR
218	Ben Brown	Cubs	SP	62	238	NR
219	Jorge Soler	Angels	OF	50	219	244
220	Ernie Clement	Blue Jays	SS	24	224	251
221	Carson Benge	Mets	OF	51	241	290
222	Dillon Dingler	Tigers	C	9	215	NR
223	Will Warren	Yankees	SP	63	223	NR
224	Matt Chapman	Giants	3B	15	227	196
225	Nick Martinez	Rays	SP	64	225	246
226	Emerson Hancock	Mariners	SP	65	230	NR
227	Joey Cantillo	Guardians	SP	66	273	NR
228	Ryan Weathers	Yankees	SP	67	231	286
229	Evan Carter	Rangers	OF	52	228	255
230	Mark Vientos	Mets	3B	16	229	NR
231	Will Smith	Dodgers	C	10	226	201
232	Jesus Sanchez	Blue Jays	OF	53	239	292
233	Steven Kwan	Guardians	OF	54	234	162
234	Andres Gimenez	Blue Jays	SS	25	232	239
235	Gabriel Moreno	Diamondbacks	C	11	240	231
236	Josh Bell	Twins	1B	19	245	230
237	Caleb Durbin	Red Sox	3B	17	217	159
238	Adley Rutschman	Orioles	C	12	249	261
239	Andrew Vaughn	Brewers	1B	20	242	155
240	Gregory Soto	Pirates	RP	22	254	NR
241	Addison Barger	Blue Jays	3B	18	256	186
242	Colt Keith	Tigers	2B	22	237	227
243	Garrett Mitchell	Brewers	OF	55	198	NR
244	A.J. Ewing	Mets	OF	56	251	NR
245	Lucas Erceg	Royals	RP	23	235	273
246	Kerry Carpenter	Tigers	OF	57	259	167
247	Brendan Donovan	Mariners	2B	23	257	183
248	Kodai Senga	Mets	SP	68	260	202
249	Jeff McNeil	Athletics	2B	24	246	274
250	Henry Bolte	Athletics	OF	58	247	NR
251	Reid Detmers	Angels	SP	69	250	256
252	Jorge Polanco	Mets	2B	25	271	135
253	Bubba Chandler	Pirates	SP	70	243	207
254	Jacob Latz	Rangers	RP	24	252	NR
255	Davis Martin	White Sox	SP	71	255	NR
256	Spencer Torkelson	Tigers	1B	21	220	216
257	Noelvi Marte	Reds	3B	19	265	94
258	Mickey Moniak	Rockies	OF	59	200	236
259	Taj Bradley	Twins	SP	72	284	NR
260	Sal Frelick	Brewers	OF	60	258	258
261	TJ Rumfield	Rockies	1B	22	272	NR
262	Justin Wrobleski	Dodgers	SP	73	253	NR
263	Jake Burger	Rangers	1B	23	275	254
264	Casey Mize	Tigers	SP	74	278	NR
265	Paul Sewald	Diamondbacks	RP	25	266	291
266	River Ryan	Dodgers	SP	75	285	NR
267	Jake Bauers	Brewers	1B	24	282	NR
268	Michael Wacha	Royals	SP	76	269	NR
269	Jameson Taillon	Cubs	SP	77	261	225
270	Masyn Winn	Cardinals	SS	26	262	223
271	Edward Cabrera	Cubs	SP	78	207	175
272	Jung Hoo Lee	Giants	OF	61	182	157
273	Nathaniel Lowe	Reds	1B	25	296	NR
274	Anthony Volpe	Yankees	SS	27	248	235
275	Nolan Arenado	Diamondbacks	3B	20	293	295
276	Luke Raley	Mariners	1B	26	276	NR
277	Austin Martin	Twins	OF	62	279	NR
278	Shane Baz	Orioles	SP	79	290	257
279	Jake McCarthy	Rockies	OF	63	NR	267
280	Corbin Burnes	Diamondbacks	SP	80	294	NR
281	Zack Gelof	Athletics	2B	26	292	NR
282	Jose Caballero	Yankees	SS	28	286	294
283	Angel Martinez	Guardians	2B	27	287	NR
284	Bryce Elder	Braves	SP	81	NR	NR
285	Keaton Winn	Giants	RP	26	NR	NR
286	Kris Bubic	Royals	SP	82	NR	234
287	Matthew Boyd	Cubs	SP	83	NR	166
288	Lawrence Butler	Athletics	OF	64	264	242
289	Grant Taylor	White Sox	RP	27	NR	NR
290	Casey Schmitt	Giants	2B	28	NR	NR
291	Samuel Basallo	Orioles	C	13	288	NR
292	Ryan O’Hearn	Pirates	1B	27	NR	NR
293	Jack Leiter	Rangers	SP	84	295	NR
294	Antonio Senzatela	Rockies	RP	28	NR	NR
295	Giancarlo Stanton	Yankees	OF	65	NR	266
296	Steven Matz	Rays	SP	85	NR	NR
297	Jordan Lawlar	Diamondbacks	3B	21	NR	203
298	Liam Hicks	Marlins	C	14	NR	NR
299	Cade Cavalli	Nationals	SP	86	300	NR
300	Griffin Jax	Rays	SP	87	NR	110

May 25 Notes

Falling off: Spencer Schwellenbach (218th), Gus Varland (263rd), Trevor Story (267th), Josh Lowe (268th), Ryan Jeffers (270th), Caleb Kilian (277th), Brenton Doyle (280th), Marcell Ozuna (281st), Robbie Ray (283rd), Kyle Manzardo (289th), Justin Crawford (291st), Aaron Ashby (297th), Colt Emerson (298th), Nasim Nuñez (299th)

– I was always too optimistic about Schwellenbach’s return from elbow surgery, apparently. He’s resumed tossing, but it sounds like he won’t even be back on the mound for another three weeks, suggesting that mid-August return is probably the best-case scenario now. … I can’t believe I reintroduced Manzardo to the rankings last week only for Stephen Vogt to bench him against three of the next five righties (and both lefties, of course) the Guardians faced. Manzardo is batting .278/.350/.574 with an even more impressive .406 xwOBA this month. But, then, the Guardians are obviously doing just fine without him.

– Cristopher Sánchez overtakes Paul Skenes as the No. 1 starter this week. Sánchez’s velocity was down just a little initially, and he didn’t dominate last month, but he’s had a May for the ages, with his 32 scoreless innings and 36 strikeouts. His K rate has jumped from 20 percent in 2024 and 26 percent last season to 29 percent now, and he’s done without losing anything off his stellar groundball rate. I’m still pretty sure Skenes will be fine, but his velocity is down one mph from last year and his mediocre 25.6 percent CSW is really quite stunning. He ranks 56th of the 76 qualified starters in that category, right in between Matthew Liberatore and Colin Rea.

– While I didn’t want to, I did have to drop Luke Keaschall from 102nd to 167th this week. He’s losing playing time on a Twins team that’s already sent down Matt Wallner and Royce Lewis. And it probably doesn’t help matters that Lewis is already gunning for a quick return. I think things will turn around for Keaschall if the Twins stick with him, but it’d be hard to blame them for swapping him out for a spell. His lack of defensive value makes his offensive struggles much more difficult to deal with.

– Andrew Vaughn, Jake Bauers and Garrett Mitchell would all be top-200 guys for me as regulars, but the current playing time situation in Milwaukee isn’t great. I’d love to have Vaughn back in the 150s, but he sat against three straight righties last week before Mitchell missed a couple of games with a back issue. Someone will eventually get hurt again and clarifying matters for a time, but I don’t much like it right now.

– Pittsburgh’s Jared Jones is another guy I’d like to have higher, but this talk about maybe starting him off in the pen seems like a real threat. If it’s about not taking either Bubba Chandler or Carmen Mlodzinski out of the rotation, I don’t get that at all. I do think Chandler will get better, but his 16 percent walk rate is awful and he’s not really making up for it with a 22 percent strikeout rate. Mlodzinski has been nice, but his ceiling as a starter is limited, and even with him having allowed just two homers on 11 barrels, his ERA is an unremarkable 3.96. Jones has ace-type ability and he’s been stretched out to the point that he threw 76 pitches last time out. I don’t see how it would make any sense to put him in the pen now.

– With his 1.13 ERA through 32 innings, Antonio Senzatela becomes the first Rockies pitcher to make the top 300 this year. It’s probably a temporary thing, since he might be as likely as anyone in the league to get traded, and it might happen well before the deadline. For now, though, he looks like an increasingly decent bet for saves in Colorado’s pen.

May 18 Notes

Falling off: Kris Bubic (205th), Heliot Ramos (217th), Ryan O’Hearn (222nd), Clay Holmes (223rd), Chad Patrick (262nd), Dylan Beavers (264th), Royce Lewis (270th), Matt Wallner (275th), Giancarlo Stanton (285th), Robert Suarez (290th), Pierce Johnson (297th), Jac Caglianone (298th), Dennis Santana (299th)

– O’Hearn, Suarez, and Caglianone are all part of the next 10, along with Ryan Zeferjahn, Jake McCarthy, Connor Prielipp, Emilio Pagán and Jordan Lawlar.

– For the first time since putting out my preseason rankings in mid-January, there is a change in the top three, as Shohei Ohtani (DH only) drops behind Bobby Witt Jr. I hesitated to make the move a couple of weeks ago after Ohtani got back to stealing bases, but since it looks like him being held out of the lineup when he pitches is turning into a regular thing, down one spot he goes. I might also put Ronald Acuña Jr. ahead of him if Acuña comes back strong from his hamstring injury.

– Vladimir Guerrero Jr. drops one spot this week, but I still don’t see any reason to go much lower. His exit velocity numbers are down some, but his bat speed is just fine and he’s not striking out. I’d be more concerned if his groundball rate was spiking, but he’s slightly better than his career average there. The power production will come, and the Blue Jays’ lineup still should take a significant step forward when Alejandro Kirk and Addison Barger get healthy and George Springer figures things out. Springer has been another disappointment, but again, his bat speed has held up nicely, he’s pulling the ball in the air and his strikeout rate is fine.

– Munetaka Murakami’s home run barrage has really overshadowed what Miguel Vargas is doing in Chicago, but Vargas, pretty incredibly, is currently 10th in the majors with a .407 xwOBA. His average bat speed has jumped from 70.6 mph last year (25th percentile) to 73.7 mph this year (69th percentile) and he hasn’t sacrificed any contact to make that happen. In fact, his contract numbers are largely improved. His exit velocity numbers, aside him 16 percent barrel rate, are still pretty average, and he’s still having big BABIP troubles; he’s at .240 right now, which is only slightly better than his career mark of .233. That’s keeping me from ranking him in the top 100 for now, but he is up to No. 123 this week.

– I did make room for Colt Emerson at the very bottom of the list, but I don’t think he’s ready to be particularly useful in mixed leagues at age 20. It also doesn’t help that he’s in a tough situation for hitters in Seattle. I’m looking forward to seeing what he can do, but Emerson was striking out 27 percent of the time in Triple-A and it’s probably going to be a couple of years before he settles in as a 20-homer guy.

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