Here are the last rankings columns of the year. Players are listed wherever they’re five-game eligible and then combined into an overall top-300 ranking.
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Outfielder ROS Rankings
Dropping off: Luis Rengifo (37th), Mike Trout (75th), Kris Bryant (79th), Miguel Andujar (85th), Justyn-Henry Malloy (95th), Wenceel Pérez (106th), Angel Martínez (109th), Christian Yelich (111th), Ji Hwan Bae (128th), Nick Gordon (130th), Esteury Ruiz (139th), Nick Senzel (141st), Harold Ramírez (144th), Joshua Palacios (146th)
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I really didn’t think that Dylan Crews would be up this year, given that the second overall pick in the 2023 draft was more solid than spectacular in Double- and Triple-A, but the Nationals called on him Monday anyway. I’m placing him a rather wishy-washy 65th among outfielders. His .270 minor league average probably doesn’t translate to anything better than .230 in the majors, but he should steal a few bases, and it looks like the Nats have every intention of batting him high in the order regularly.
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The Yankees don’t have much to lose from a service time perspective by promoting Jasson Dominguez this September, and I expect that they will. Alex Verdugo would presumably lose at-bats as a result, so he drops to 86th. Dominguez checks in at 80th. The Yankees will want to keep him under 130 at-bats so that he retains rookie eligibility in 2025, but that still gives them 95 to play around with. The Yankees have 26 games remaining as of Sept. 1, and Dominguez could probably start 22 or 23 of them and come in under that number. It’s just a matter of whether Aaron Boone is willing to put Verdugo on the bench regularly. My guess is that Dominguez will play, but not quite as often as most would prefer.
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