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2010 - OVERALL TOP 100 By: Joseph "Cuda Joe" Knowles

A look at player rankings for the upcoming 2010 fantasy baseball season.

Barracuda Sports Current Top 100:

1. Albert Pujols – Cardinals

2. Hanley Ramirez – Marlins

3. Chase Utley – Phillies

4. Alex Rodriguez – Yankees

5. Ryan Braun – Brewers

6. Ryan Howard – Phillies

7. Mark Teixeira - Yankees

8. Miguel Cabrera – Tigers

9. Prince Fielder - Brewers

10. Matt Holliday - Cardinals

11. Evan Longoria – Rays

12. Tim Lincecum – Giants

13. Joe Mauer – Twins

14. Matt Kemp – Dodgers

15. Grady Sizemore – Indians

16. Justin Upton – D-Backs

17. Carl Crawford – Rays

18. Jose Reyes – Mets

19. Jimmy Rollins – Phillies

20. Ian Kinsler – Rangers

21. Roy Halladay – Phillies

22. Troy Tulowitski – Rockies

23. David Wright – Mets

24. Felix Hernandez – Mariners

25. Brandon Phillips – Reds

26. Adrian Gonzalez - Padres

27. Mark Reynolds – D-Backs **

28. Ryan Zimmerman – Nationals

29. Jason Bay – Mets

30. Ben Zobrist – Rays **

31. Justin Morneau – Twins

32. Victor Martinez – Red Sox

33. Kevin Youkilis – Red Sox

34. Brian McCann – Braves

25. Zack Grienke – Royals

36. Jayson Werth – Phillies

37. Nelson Cruz – Rangers

38. Chris Carpenter – Cardinals

39. Josh Hamilton – Rangers

40. Joey Votto – Reds

41. Robinson Cano – Yankees

42. Aramis Ramerez – Cubs

43. Pablo Sandoval – Giants

44. B J Upton – Rays

45. John Lester – Red Sox

46. C.C. Sabathia – Yankees

47. Johan Santana – Mets

48. Carlos Quinton – White Sox

49. Ichiro Suzuki – Mariners

50. Curtis Granderson – Yankees

51. Derek Jeter – Yankees

52. Dustin Pedroia – Red Sox

53. Chone Figgins – Mariners

24. Justin Verlander – Tigers

55. Jacoby Ellsbury – Red Sox

56. Adam Lind – Blue Jays

57. Cole Hamels – Phillies

58. Cliff Lee – Mariners

59. Manny Ramirez – Dodgers

60. Nick Markakis – Orioles

61. Kendry Morales – Angels

62. Carlos Pena – Rays **

63. Andre Eithier – Dodgers

64. Carlos Lee – Astros

65. Josh Johnson – Marlins

66. Jonathan Broxton - Dodgers

67. Dan Haren – D-Backs

68. Mariano Rivera – Yankees

69. Jonathan Papelbon – Red Sox

70. Adam Wainwright – Cardinals

71. Ubaldo Jimenez – Rockies

72. Adam Dunn – Reds

73. Yovani Gallardo – Brewers

74. Josh Beckett – Red Sox

75. Bobby Abreu – Angels

76. Brian Roberts – Orioles

77. Joakim Soria – Royals

78. Wandy Rodriguez – Astros

79. Ricky Nolasco – Marlins

80. Jake Peavy – White Sox

81. Miguel Montero - Diamondbacks

82. Adam Jones – Oriole

83. Clayton Kershaw – Dodgers

84. Matt Garza – Rays

85. Derrek Lee – Cubs

86. Matt Cain – Giants

87. John Lackey – Red Sox

88. Billy Butler – Royals

89. Chad Billingsley – Dodgers

90. Heath Bell – Padres

91. Johnny Damon – Tigers

92. Roy Oswalt – Astros

93. Francisco Rodriguez – Mets

94. Michael Young – Rangers

95. Jason Bartlett – Rays

96. Aaron Hill – Blue Jays

97. Dan Uggla – Marlins

98. Denard Span – Twins

99. Chipper Jones – Braves

100. Lance Berkman – Astros

Comments:

I think it’s important to know how I look at my top 100 rankings as opposed to my positional rankings. This was a long process trying to nail out who I thought I might draft in my top 100. Several players are actually ranked very differently than I have them in their positional rankings sheet. I struggled with Mark Reynolds, Carlos Pena, and Ben Zobrist more than any others. It seems that I find myself often wanting to grab them ahead of several players that I think may have a better statistical season. In Reynolds case I view him as a huge potential for bust, thus I ranked lower in prior rankings than I did in this top 100 where I felt like his value was higher…coming to terms with myself about exactly how I project a person is difficult in these cases and clearly leaves me feeling like I should re-evaluate my position. Similarly guys like Pena and Zobrist find themselves in very different positions in my top 100 vs. my positional rankings posted earlier this off season. Those two players tend to also be guys that will fluctuate wildly on other owners draft boards as well; Pena being a guy who often slides later and Zobrist likely to be a guy that owners will reach for. Good luck to everyone this season and if you have more questions about particular players on this, shy I have them listed in front of or behind anyone else, feel free to head over to the Barracuda Sports Forums and start a discussion.