The third base position is a fun one for dynasty fantasy baseball. It is one of the top offensive positions in the game and has depth from top to bottom. Even some of the top dogs at the position can be considered buy-low options right now. With some solid prospects on the way, in addition to other young talents, the hot corner should be one of the top positions in the game for fantasy purposes. You can probably guess who comes in at number one? But who falls in after? Let’s dive into my third base dynasty rankings for OBP leagues.
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Dynasty OBP Third Base Rankings
Rank | Player | Team | Age |
---|---|---|---|
1 | Jose Ramirez | CLE | 28.6 |
2 | Alex Bregman | HOU | 27 |
3 | Rafael Devers | BOS | 24.5 |
4 | Manny Machado | SD | 28.8 |
5 | Nolan Arenado | STL | 30 |
6 | Anthony Rendon | LAA | 30.9 |
7 | Spencer Torkelson | DET | 21.6 |
8 | Yoan Moncada | CHW | 25.9 |
9 | Eugenio Suarez | CIN | 29.7 |
10 | Cavan Biggio | TOR | 26 |
11 | Matt Chapman | OAK | 28 |
12 | DJ LeMahieu | NYY | 32.8 |
13 | Ke'Bryan Hayes | PIT | 24.2 |
14 | Alec Bohm | PHI | 24.7 |
15 | Austin Martin | TOR | 22.1 |
16 | Kris Bryant | CHC | 29.3 |
17 | Max Muncy | LAD | 30.6 |
18 | Jeff McNeil | NYM | 29 |
19 | Gio Urshela | NYY | 29.5 |
20 | Triston Casas | BOS | 21.2 |
21 | Austin Riley | ATL | 24 |
22 | Nolan Jones | CLE | 22.9 |
23 | Jordan Groshans | TOR | 21.4 |
24 | Mike Moustakas | CIN | 32.6 |
25 | Tommy Edman | STL | 25.9 |
26 | Josh Jung | TEX | 23.2 |
27 | J.D. Davis | NYM | 28 |
28 | Hunter Dozier | KC | 29.6 |
30 | Andres Gimenez | CLE | 22.6 |
31 | Jeimer Candelario | DET | 27.4 |
32 | Ryan McMahon | COL | 26.3 |
33 | Brian Anderson | MIA | 39.1 |
34 | Nolan Gorman | STL | 20.9 |
35 | Kody Hoese | LAD | 23.8 |
36 | Justin Turner | LAD | 36.4 |
37 | Josh Donaldson | MIN | 35.4 |
38 | Orelvis Martinez | TOR | 19.4 |
39 | Edwin Rios | LAD | 27 |
40 | Kyle Seager | SEA | 33.4 |
41 | Jonathan India | CIN | 24.3 |
42 | Jean Segura | PHI | 31.1 |
43 | Rece Hinds | CIN | 20.6 |
44 | Joey Wendle | TB | 31 |
45 | Brett Baty | NYM | 21.4 |
46 | Aaron Schunk | COL | 23.7 |
47 | Luis Urias | MIL | 23.9 |
48 | Isiah Kiner-Falefa | TEX | 26.1 |
49 | Carter Kieboom | WSH | 23.6 |
50 | Eduardo Escobar | ARI | 32.3 |
Third Base Breakout
Ke’Bryan Hayes dominated in his MLB debut last season, slashing .376/.442/.682 with five home runs in just 95 plate appearances. He followed it up with a solid spring training. Unfortunately, Hayes was injured after just two games to start the season and has yet to play since. He hit a home run in his first game, and his four batted balls had an average exit velocity of 99.5 mph. Hayes has the upside to hit .300 with 25 home runs and ten stolen bases over a full season. Buy now; the price may never be lower.
Ke'Bryan Hayes takes the Professor deep!!! pic.twitter.com/bgFVVLX2e5
— Alex Fast (@AlexFast8) April 1, 2021
Third Baser Faller
I attributed much of Yoan Moncada’s 2020 struggles to COVID. Moncada tested positive as the team arrived at camp early in July. Last year Moncada said: “Definitely my body hasn’t felt the same after the virus,” he said Thursday through team interpreter Billy Russo. “I feel a lack of energy, strength; it’s just a weird feeling. It’s different.”
For those reasons, I ignored his 2020 season. Unfortunately, Moncada is showing some of the same tendencies that he did in 2020 and has started off the season very slow. There is plenty of time for him to turn it around, but for now, I do consider Moncada a faller for dynasty purposes.
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