3B Rankings

A-Rod is on top of the game again.

We are going to do this in a little different format from here on. We are still going to rank the players at each position for the rest of the year, but we are going to have more players ranked and less of a write up for each player. 3B is a tough position. There are a lot of big name players at the top of the list. If you own any one of the top 4 guys you are doing well at that position. After a week delay, here are your 3B.

1. Alex Rodriguez-Power is there, everything else will come soon enough.

2. Miguel Cabrera-OPS over 1.000. Could hit .340 with 40 HR’s.

3. David Wright-Power numbers not there yet, but be patient.

4. Evan Longoria-Numbers falling a bit from fast start, but still easily #4.

5. Kevin Youkilis-Numbers should improve with Papi out of 3 hole.

6. Aramis Ramirez-Should be back around the All Star Break.

7. Ryan Zimmerman-Looking at career high offensive numbers.

8. Michael Young-Dual positions and hitting like the Michael Young of old.

9. Mike Lowell-Hip questions behind him, .302 AVG, .846 OPS.

10. Chipper Jones-Getting older but still a world class hitter.

11. Brandon Inge-Triple eligibility and power resurgence.

12. Chone Figgins-Best speed option available at the hot corner.

13. Aubrey Huff-Oppurtunities abound in such a stacked lineup.

14. Mark Reynolds-13 HR and 10 SB through early part of season.

15. Casey Blake-On pace for .300 AVG and 30 HR’s.

16. Chris Davis-77 K’s in 165 AB’s. Power numbers not worth the headache.

17. Jorge Cantu-Could top last year’s 29 HR and 95 RBI.

18. Mark Derosa-Multiple positions help, trade rumors hurt.

19. Marco Scutaro-6 straight multi-hit games, but little power and speed.

20. Russell Branyan-Won’t sustain career high AVG, but power is legit.