15-Team Mixed Auction Values, Rankings, and Cheat Sheet

Man, have these been in the works for quite a while. I had them almost ready a few weeks ago when I took part in the LABR Mixed Auction, then some injuries came along requiring big updates, and then a week of kidney stones had me down. But here they are! My Fantasy Baseball Auction Values for 15-Team Mixed Leagues.

I’ll be trying to get my AL- and NL-Only values up in the next few days, but I started with these 15-team auction values because they probably offer a good starting point for leagues of different sizes.

You can get more information from my annual Fantasy Baseball Auction Strategy piece, but here’s the basic lowdown on these auction values. I always get people who love to pick at them, asking how I had this player higher than that player. The thing no matter how many times you go through the process of assigning value, you’ll always find something to change… Then you might change it back the next day. These values offer a starting point and the honest fact is that all the values change as your auction progresses. Your roster, your remaining funds, and the exact point during the auction when a player is up for bid all affect what you might want and need to pay for a player. Do not get hung up on a dollar or two over. Just be sure that on average you’re getting players for less than the value assigned.

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15-Team Fantasy Baseball Auction Values

The table below contains auction values for every player I consider rosterable in a 15-team mixed league, plus the most likely players you might add in the reserve rounds. I’ve grouped the players by the position most likely to benefit your fantasy team. For full information on games played in 2020 you can check out our Fantasy Baseball Position Eligibility page. Though it seems to flake out in some browsers, you can search for specific players by mousing over the right side of the blue header bar. Of course you can also sort by player, position, or value by clicking on the column headers.

If something more concrete suits you, please feel free to download this printable 15-Team Mixed League Cheat Sheet and Auction Values. Print this thing out and cross names off as each player is auctioned off.

With all that said, here are the auction values. There are a lot of moving parts involved here so please let me know if you spot a mistake. I mean a mistake other than my never-ending faith in Jesus Luzardo.

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