New ROS Shortstop Rankings: Who Made the Cut and Who’s on the Bench?

I have recently updated my rest-of-season position rankings and overall top 300 for 5×5 leagues. However, I must apologize for the delay in releasing this new list as I had to make some significant changes. The reason for this is due to the current state of the majors, where only around 120 players are capable of hitting, with many of the top pitchers being injured.

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In terms of shortstop rankings for the rest of the season (ROS), there have been some players who have dropped off the list. Blaze Alexander, Ernie Clement, and Adalberto Mondesi are no longer included in my rankings. Although I was hesitant about removing Blaze Alexander from my rankings, Torey Lovullo, Diamondbacks manager, seems to prefer other players at shortstop. With Geraldo Perdomo’s emergence and Jordan Lawlar’s impending return on the horizon, I feel confident in my decision to remove Alexander from my rankings.

I hope you find this updated article informative and useful. Thank you for reading!