Fantasy Baseball 2020 Top 300 Rankings

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Even though the MLB season does not yet have an official opening day, as of now, it seems like it'll be here somewhat soon. No fantasy leagues should be drafting right now, but it's a good time to get a feel for what players appeal to your league format and your opinion. Below are my top 300 players for 2020 standard 5×5 rotisserie leagues. I also approximately projected all batters' home run, steal and average totals respectively under the notes column. If a player is tagged as a "target", it means that player would be crucial in the ideal makeup of my roster, a "sleeper" indicates someone that I expect to breakout.


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