I’ve been looking forward to writing about the Outfield forever since the start of this blog.  Also, there is some serious motivation to write today since I have my first season league draft. At first, I was hesitant to do a year long league this year because I really want to win a ton of money on a Daily basis rather than wait for a $500 payday after 162 games. Ok, time to focus on what this post is really about – the top 25 OF.

1. Mike Trout – unanimous #1 pick in all formats. Expect big things again from Mike Trout. He sure does love the spotlight in LA.  30+ HR, .300+ AVG, 20+ SBs, 80+ RBI.

2. Andrew McCutchen – in my eyes, still one of the most under rated players in the game.  He burst on the scene in 2012 and haven’t slowed down.  With his surge, the pirates have also gotten substantially better.  25+ HR, .300+ AVG, 20+ SBs, 90+ RBI.

3. Giancarlo Stanton – ESPN the mag’s cover boy for it’s MLB Preview.  I really don’t think that head shot he took at the end of last year is going to affect him at all.  Stanton will break 40 dingers this year for the first time in his career.   He is one of the most dangerous hitters in the game and will be for a LONGGGGGGG time.

4.Carlos Gomez – the last three years have been very good for Gomez. Personally, I don’t like his playing style and hot head but numbers and his production doesn’t lie. His DFS price will be the same as the top 3. – 20+HR, 75+ RBI, 90+ Runs Scored, 30+ SBs.

5. Adam Jones – great presence in that Baltimore lineup. Should follow up 2014 with another solid campaign in 2015.  27 HRs, 90 RBI and a .280 BA.

6. Jose Bautista – Power and RBI guy… If he stays healthy, look at 35 homers and 90+ RBI.

7. Yasiel Puig – can his reckless play keep him in the lineup? Probably.  How can you keep a guy that will hit 20 HRs, drive in 85 runs, and score another 80. He is a hard man to get out and has one hell of a swing!

8. Michael Brantley – I think he will duplicate his performance last year.  I don’t know how he was under the radar for over half the season last year.  You can’t ignore a guy that will hit 18 hrs and hit over .320.

9. Bryce Harper – have yet to see Harper play for a full season, but i am optimistic that this will be the one.  We will actually be able to get a full assessment of where he stands in terms of this top 10 by the all star break.  I think he as the potential to finish the year with 25+ HRs, 85+ RBI, and a .290 BA.

10. Jacoby Ellsbury – 2011 – 32 hrs…. 2012 – 2014 – 29 hrs… Jacoby’s power is gone, even in NYY.  But he is a serious threat in the box and on the bases. I think he is going to have a bounce back year and hit closer to .300, score 90+ runs while swipping 40 bags.

11. Justin Upton – 3rd team in the last 5 years. Back in the NL West, where he had his first success. Look for him to lit up Petco Park with 25+ HRs with 90+ RBI.

12. Ryan Braun – Looking forward to getting him on the cheap this year because some have some serious low expectations of Braun. I can see him having a good year with 25+ hrs and 85+ RBI.

13. Yoenis Cespedes – he is going to look great in a tigers uniform and look even better in that lineup.  I would not be surprised if he had a 100+ RBI season with 27+ HRs.

14. Corey Dickerson – another guy’s power benefiting from the Colorado air.  He should hit 20 long balls while hitting for a high BA in the low 290s.

15. Starling Marte – Low power threat. Base Stealer, run scorer, and mediocre average. 12 HR, 40+ SBs, 75 runs scored, .270 BA

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