2017 Rankings: Top 150 Dynasty Hitters

Welcome to dynasty baseball! Well, if you’re an owner of a dynasty team, you’ve probably been playing fantasy baseball all year. You’ve been researching prospects, trying to swindle other owners...

Welcome to dynasty baseball! Well, if you're an owner of a dynasty team, you've probably been playing fantasy baseball all year. You've been researching prospects, trying to swindle other owners via trades, following injures, breaking down your competition's rosters, analyzing MLB trades, and trying to fill that final roster hole keeping you from fantasy glory! And with the smell of pine tar, the sound of bats cracking in Spring Training batting practice, and fans filing into Florida and Arizona ballparks, it's unmistakable...Baseball is upon us. But for dynasty owners who want a no nonsense, straight-forward visual of who is worth keeping, trading for, or ditching altogether, then we've got a list for you. And if there's one thing here at Pitcher List that we love, it's lists! So without further ado, here is Pitcher List's Top 150 Dynasty Bats for 2017. Come get it.

Tier 1: The Beasts!

The Beasts tier is basically a group of men from which you can build a dynasty around. These guys offer both incredible athleticism and strength, as well as a high baseball IQ. Their relative long-term career horizon gives them increased value in dynasty.

1. Mike Trout (24, OF, Los Angeles Angels)

2. Bryce Harper (24, OF, Washington Nationals)

3. Kris Bryant (25, 3B/OF, Chicago Cubs)

4. Mookie Betts (24, OF, Boston Red Sox)

5. Carlos Correa (22, SS, Houston Astros)

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William Wright

UCLA grad and fantasy baseball junkie. Lives in Los Angeles and follows the Dodgers. Works in education and writes for Pitcher List.

3 responses to “2017 Rankings: Top 150 Dynasty Hitters”

  1. thequester says:

    You are a bit early with some of these since a few will not even be in the majors in 2017.

  2. Boaty McBoaterface says:

    I can’t see Corey Ray’s ceiling going any higher than Ben Revere. Quality MLB guy for a while sure, but never an OPS above 750, and even still he’s a ways away from MLB with a log jam ahead of him in Phillips, Brinson, Broxton, Santana, and dare I say when he never gets traded, Braun. He’s going to have to absolutely destroy this year to even be considered for a SEP call up in 2018.

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