2025 Fantasy Baseball Rankings and Projections released: Aaron Judge of Yankees tops the list of outfielders

As we take a look at the RotoProspects fantasy baseball rankings and projections, we see that the outfield is stacked with talent heading into the 2025 fantasy baseball season. Whether you’re looking for a five-category stud or a power-speed threat, there’s plenty of value to be found at the position.

Here at RotoProspects, we provide 2025 fantasy baseball rankings position-by-position rankings and projections, broken into tiers. Here’s a quick look at the first two tiers. You can check out the entire list of the top 168 outfielders, broken into eight different tiers, by clicking here (subscription required).

Tier 1: Elite Outfielders

Aaron Judge, NYY – The premier power bat in fantasy baseball, Judge (pictured above) is projected for 52 home runs and 127 RBIs while maintaining a stellar .292/.416/.630 slash line. If he stays healthy, he’s a fantasy MVP candidate.

Kyle Tucker, ChC – A true five-tool player, Tucker provides 30+ homers, nearly 25 steals, and strong ratios. He’s an elite cornerstone for any fantasy team.

Juan Soto, NYM – With an otherworldly .420 OBP and 36 home runs, Soto remains one of the safest and most productive bats in the game.

Fernando Tatis Jr., SD – His elite power-speed combo (34 HR, 21 SB) makes him a top-tier fantasy outfielder.

Julio Rodriguez, SEA – At just 24, J-Rod offers a tantalizing mix of power (30 HR) and speed (30 SB) with run production upside.

Yordan Alvarez, HOU – When it comes to elite hitting skills, few match Alvarez’s raw power and .303 average. If he plays a full season, he’s a fantasy game-changer.

Corbin Carroll, ARI – After an electric rookie campaign, Carroll remains a premier speedster with solid pop (23 HR, 39 SB).

Ronald Acuña Jr., ATL – Coming off an MVP season, Acuña is a top-tier pick even with a slight dip in projected numbers.

Mookie Betts, LAD – Betts remains a model of consistency, with a high OBP (.363) and a well-rounded skill set.

Jackson Chourio, MIL – The 21-year-old phenom is set to break out with 24 home runs and 27 steals in his rookie campaign.

Jarren Duran, BOS – A dynamic top-of-the-order presence who can rack up runs and stolen bases.

Michael Harris II, ATL – A .285 hitter with 23 home runs and 20 steals, Harris provides excellent all-around value.

Jazz Chisholm Jr., NYY – His 27 homers and 36 steals come with some risk, but the upside is enormous.

Jackson Merrill, SD – A young breakout candidate with 24 home runs, 16 stolen bases, and a solid average.

No.	TIER 1	Age	PA	HR	R	RBI	SB	Avg.	OBP	SLG	OPS	BB%	K%
1	Aaron Judge, NYY	33	662	52	108	127	8	.292	.416	.630	1.046	16.9	25.7
2	Kyle Tucker, ChC	28	654	31	94	94	23	.277	.368	.504	.872	12.5	15.1
3	Juan Soto, NYM	26	680	36	107	100	9	.282	.420	.540	.960	18.9	16.3
4	Fernando Tatis Jr., SD	26	644	34	92	98	21	.277	.343	.516	.859	8.5	21.7
5	Julio Rodriguez, Sea	24	660	30	88	90	30	.281	.341	.485	.826	7.3	23.8
6	Yordan Alvarez, Hou	28	586	37	89	100	3	.303	.397	.591	.988	12.1	16.6
7	Corbin Carroll, Ari	24	663	23	109	77	39	.260	.347	.466	.813	10.3	19.3
8	Ronald Acuna Jr., Atl	27	539	25	85	74	21	.295	.385	.521	.906	11.5	18.3
9	Mookie Betts, LAD	32	666	28	97	91	15	.275	.363	.486	.849	11.4	13.8
10	Jackson Chourio, Mil	21	646	24	82	84	27	.265	.314	.448	.762	6.4	21.2
11	Jarren Duran, Bos	28	652	19	95	76	30	.269	.330	.458	.788	7.6	22.9
12	Michael Harris II, Atl	24	611	23	83	77	20	.285	.331	.473	.804	5.7	19.4
13	Jazz Chisholm Jr., NYY	27	606	27	79	85	36	.247	.315	.447	.762	8.5	25.6
14	Jackson Merrill, SD	22	647	24	80	85	16	.273	.312	.460	.772	5.5	17.0

Tier 2: Strong Fantasy Starters

Oneil Cruz, PIT – Towering power with elite speed (28 HR, 21 SB), but strikeouts remain a concern.

Teoscar Hernandez, FA – A power bat with 30+ home runs, he can be a great mid-round value.

Wyatt Langford, TEX – A rising star, Langford offers a balanced skill set and run production upside.

Luis Robert Jr., CHW – When healthy, Robert is a top-tier talent, but injuries and strikeouts limit his ceiling.

James Wood, WAS – One of the top prospects, Wood has the tools to be a future star with 21 HR and 20 SB upside.

Riley Greene, DET – A breakout candidate with a strong approach at the plate, Greene can provide power and run production.

Anthony Santander, TOR – A reliable source of home runs and RBIs, though his batting average is a bit of a liability.

Lawrence Butler, OAK – An under-the-radar power-speed option who could be a strong late-round value.

Mike Trout, LAA – Injuries have slowed him down, but he still projects for 30 home runs in limited at-bats.

Brenton Doyle, COL – Offers pop and speed but with batting average concerns.

Bryan Reynolds, PIT – A steady all-around contributor with decent power and run production.

Seiya Suzuki, CHC – Has shown flashes of elite hitting but needs to stay healthy to reach his full potential.

No.	TIER 2	Age	PA	HR	R	RBI	SB	Avg.	OBP	SLG	OPS	BB%	K%
15	Oneil Cruz, Pit	26	616	28	82	87	21	.257	.326	.475	.801	8.9	28.9
16	Teoscar Hernandez, FA	32	636	31	80	94	9	.261	.320	.473	.793	7.2	28.7
17	Wyatt Langford, Tex	23	613	23	87	86	20	.264	.340	.456	.796	9.7	20.1
18	Luis Robert Jr., ChW	27	574	24	74	68	23	.246	.300	.435	.735	6.1	29.2
19	James Wood, Was	22	600	21	79	75	20	.263	.346	.449	.795	10.8	27.1
20	Riley Greene, Det	24	620	23	86	76	7	.270	.347	.465	.812	10.0	25.7
21	Anthony Santander, Tor	30	653	33	81	97	2	.241	.313	.467	.780	8.7	20.8
22	Lawrence Butler, A’s	24	615	25	76	77	20	.249	.307	.442	.749	7.8	24.7
23	Mike Trout, LAA	33	491	30	72	76	7	.262	.369	.537	.906	12.7	27.8
24	Brenton Doyle, Col	27	630	22	79	71	27	.246	.298	.418	.716	6.5	28.3
25	Bryan Reynolds, Pit	30	643	23	81	78	9	.263	.335	.439	.774	8.7	22.0
26	Seiya Suzuki, ChC	30	571	21	75	71	12	.262	.342	.449	.791	10.3	25.2

Check out the rest of the outfielders, as well as the other positions we have posted, as we help you dominate your fantasy baseball drafts.