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September Outfielder Rankings

MLB: Atlanta Braves at Pittsburgh Pirates
MLB: Atlanta Braves at Pittsburgh Pirates

Here are some final-month rankings. I’m a little short on comments, since I’ll be hopping on a plane awfully early Monday morning. Please try not to get too bent out of shape if your star player isn’t listed where you like ... anything can happen in a month.

As always, players are ranked by position and then combined into an overall top 300 list.

Click to see other September rankings:

Top 300 | SP | RP | OF | 1B | 2B | SS | 3B | C

Outfielder rankings

Sept

Outfielders

Team

2023

July

Aug

1

Ronald Acuna Jr.

Braves

1

1

1

2

Aaron Judge

Yankees

3

11

3

3

Kyle Tucker

Astros

5

5

4

4

Julio Rodriguez

Mariners

2

4

7

5

Mookie Betts

Dodgers

10

8

9

6

Fernando Tatis Jr.

Padres

7

3

2

7

Corbin Carroll

Diamondbacks

14

2

5

8

Yordan Alvarez

Astros

4

10

6

9

Juan Soto

Padres

6

6

8

10

Christian Yelich

Brewers

21

14

10

11

Luis Robert Jr.

White Sox

11

12

11

12

Randy Arozarena

Rays

13

9

13

13

Adolis Garcia

Rangers

26

13

12

14

Michael Harris

Braves

9

15

14

15

Cody Bellinger

Cubs

79

46

24

16

Cedric Mullins

Orioles

19

16

19

17

George Springer

Blue Jays

17

19

22

18

Nick Castellanos

Phillies

29

22

23

19

Alex Verdugo

Red Sox

24

18

17

20

Kyle Schwarber

Phillies

27

27

29

21

Whit Merrifield

Blue Jays

62

49

18

22

Jazz Chisholm

Marlins

n/a

20

21

23

Teoscar Hernandez

Mariners

23

29

34

24

Bryan Reynolds

Pirates

30

21

27

25

Eloy Jimenez

White Sox

12

24

20

26

Ian Happ

Cubs

32

25

31

27

Masataka Yoshida

Red Sox

46

30

25

28

Josh Lowe

Rays

63

31

40

29

Lane Thomas

Nationals

71

32

35

30

Jorge Soler

Marlins

101

35

38

31

Marcell Ozuna

Braves

50

60

57

32

Lourdes Gurriel Jr.

Diamondbacks

34

33

37

33

Spencer Steer

Reds

n/a

38

44

34

Riley Greene

Tigers

41

68

43

35

Anthony Santander

Orioles

42

41

42

36

Nolan Jones

Rockies

78

50

54

37

Tyler O’Neill

Cardinals

15

82

33

38

Chas McCormick

Astros

90

112

48

39

Tommy Edman

Cardinals

n/a

40

39

40

Christopher Morel

Cubs

86

44

36

41

Brandon Nimmo

Mets

44

36

41

42

Steven Kwan

Guardians

25

37

45

43

Seiya Suzuki

Cubs

39

48

58

44

Hunter Renfroe

Angels

36

52

46

45

Austin Hays

Orioles

92

47

53

46

Giancarlo Stanton

Yankees

37

56

51

47

Daulton Varsho

Blue Jays

20

26

49

48

Kerry Carpenter

Tigers

141

121

94

49

Jordan Walker

Cardinals

n/a

45

50

50

Eddie Rosario

Braves

54

66

72

51

Lars Nootbaar

Cardinals

57

51

47

52

Byron Buxton

Twins

16

28

30

53

Mike Trout

Angels

8

7

15

54

Jose Siri

Rays

51

58

55

55

Sal Frelick

Brewers

107

144

95

56

James Outman

Dodgers

80

70

65

57

Andrew Vaughn

White Sox

38

42

52

58

Harrison Bader

Yankees

53

57

59

59

Brandon Marsh

Phillies

60

73

63

60

TJ Friedl

Reds

94

78

74

61

Bryan De La Cruz

Marlins

40

53

56

62

Andrew Benintendi

White Sox

43

55

66

63

Adam Duvall

Red Sox

95

92

90

64

Jake Fraley

Reds

73

75

60

65

Leody Taveras

Rangers

68

64

68

66

Jeff McNeil

Mets

55

63

81

67

Joey Meneses

Nationals

52

95

77

68

Tommy Pham

Diamondbacks

133

105

113

69

Charlie Blackmon

Rockies

96

83

86

70

MJ Melendez

Royals

49

76

82

71

Matt Vierling

Tigers

56

59

61

72

Andrew McCutchen

Pirates

123

69

76

73

Joc Pederson

Giants

67

67

67

74

Jarren Duran

Red Sox

120

72

26

75

Seth Brown

Athletics

66

91

71

76

Will Benson

Reds

100

93

64

77

Trent Grisham

Padres

82

90

73

78

Tyrone Taylor

Brewers

125

142

171

79

Esteury Ruiz

Athletics

33

23

28

80

Luke Raley

Rays

178

77

78

81

Max Kepler

Twins

84

101

84

82

Everson Pereira

Yankees

NR

NR

NR

83

Michael A. Taylor

Twins

152

104

106

84

Jack Suwinski

Pirates

135

88

79

85

Ezequiel Duran

Rangers

n/a

61

88

86

Jarred Kelenic

Mariners

69

39

145

87

Parker Meadows

Tigers

164

NR

NR

88

Randal Grichuk

Angels

115

108

83

89

Dylan Moore

Mariners

104

116

96

90

Michael Brantley

Astros

77

99

105

91

Mike Tauchman

Cubs

NR

113

98

92

Ji Hwan Bae

Pirates

127

106

132

93

Alek Thomas

Diamondbacks

61

94

85

94

Brenton Doyle

Rockies

189

111

99

95

Luis Matos

Giants

NR

80

80

96

Mickey Moniak

Angels

NR

87

70

97

Harold Ramirez

Rays

102

98

100

98

Drew Waters

Royals

112

117

101

99

LaMonte Wade Jr.

Giants

124

86

91

100

DJ Stewart

Mets

NR

NR

166

101

Kris Bryant

Rockies

31

54

69

102

Ryan O’Hearn

Orioles

n/a

NR

97

103

Mitch Haniger

Giants

58

160

131

104

Jesus Sanchez

Marlins

122

109

110

105

Michael Conforto

Giants

81

62

62

106

Cade Marlowe

Mariners

185

NR

92

107

Alec Burleson

Cardinals

106

149

108

108

Davis Schneider

Blue Jays

NR

NR

165

109

Jacob Young

Nationals

NR

NR

NR

110

Nick Pratto

Royals

n/a

89

125

111

Starling Marte

Mets

18

17

16

112

Akil Baddoo

Tigers

144

114

116

113

Brent Rooker

Athletics

210

97

121

114

Willi Castro

Twins

NR

119

89

115

Oscar Gonzalez

Guardians

45

NR

111

116

Myles Straw

Guardians

83

102

130

117

Nelson Velazquez

Royals

160

157

156

118

Oscar Colas

White Sox

114

NR

136

119

Ryan Noda

Athletics

n/a

107

128

120

Matt Wallner

Twins

NR

NR

114

121

Kole Calhoun

Guardians

NR

NR

NR

122

Mike Yastrzemski

Giants

89

118

134

123

Jake Bauers

Yankees

NR

150

75

124

Ramon Laureano

Guardians

72

134

122

125

Patrick Wisdom

Cubs

n/a

115

118

126

Kyle Isbel

Royals

87

133

117

127

Wilyer Abreu

Red Sox

191

NR

NR

128

Samad Taylor

Royals

n/a

n/a

109

129

Jake McCarthy

Diamondbacks

28

34

32

130

Johan Rojas

Phillies

175

NR

155

131

Chris Taylor

Dodgers

103

137

142

132

Dominic Canzone

Mariners

NR

164

127

133

Alex Kirilloff

Twins

64

71

87

134

Joey Wiemer

Brewers

137

74

107

135

Gabriel Arias

Guardians

n/a

NR

129

136

Jason Heyward

Dodgers

NR

138

135

137

Zach McKinstry

Tigers

n/a

110

120

138

Heston Kjerstad

Orioles

NR

NR

112

139

Lawrence Butler

Athletics

NR

NR

NR

140

Richie Palacios

Cardinals

NR

NR

NR

141

Travis Jankowski

Rangers

NR

169

152

142

Joey Gallo

Twins

88

96

123

143

Andy Ibanez

Tigers

n/a

146

147

144

Connor Joe

Pirates

208

170

NR

145

Justyn-Henry Malloy

Tigers

NR

NR

168

146

Jon Berti

Marlins

n/a

n/a

n/a

147

David Peralta

Dodgers

111

128

139

148

Kevin Kiermaier

Blue Jays

147

147

150

149

Aaron Hicks

Orioles

154

120

140

150

Nick Senzel

Reds

76

100

104

151

Sean Bouchard

Rockies

190

NR

NR

152

Alex Call

Nationals

170

NR

115

153

Mark Canha

Brewers

118

154

144

154

J.P. Martinez

Rangers

NR

NR

NR

155

Luis Rengifo

Angels

n/a

NR

148

156

Michael Toglia

Rockies

196

NR

153

157

Josh Palacios

Pirates

NR

129

146

158

Johnathan Rodriguez

Guardians

NR

NR

NR

159

Brian Anderson

Brewers

93

84

138

160

Dairon Blanco

Royals

172

145

160

161

Jake Meyers

Astros

140

NR

159

162

Wade Meckler

Giants

NR

NR

NR

163

Nick Martini

Reds

NR

NR

NR

164

Jake Cave

Phillies

179

165

170

165

Austin Slater

Giants

117

140

143

166

Stuart Fairchild

Reds

131

167

157

167

Trevor Larnach

Twins

159

124

151

168

Rafael Ortega

Mets

163

NR

161

169

Jurickson Profar

Rockies

48

79

119

170

Adam Frazier

Orioles

142

139

141

171

Heliot Ramos

Giants

NR

NR

NR

172

Harold Castro

Rockies

n/a

132

163

173

Will Brennan

Guardians

109

141

154

174

Robbie Grossman

Rangers

150

NR

NR

175

Tony Kemp

Athletics

198

NR

173

Dropping off: Dylan Carlson (93rd), Avisail Garcia (102nd), Edward Olivares (103rd), Henry Davis (124th), Stone Garrett (126th), Blake Rutherford (133rd), Manuel Margot (137th), Colton Cowser (149th), JJ Bleday (158th)

  • In general, I’ve moved Rockies hitters up a bit this month. That’s because 20 of the team’s final 32 games are at Coors Field.

  • With no return in sight yet for Victor Robles , the Nationals opted to give 2021 seventh-round pick Jacob Young a chance on Sunday. Young had just moved up to Triple-A, going 5-for-17 in four games there. He had split time between high-A and Double-A previously, hitting .305/.376/.418 with six homers and 39 steals in 112 games. The bat isn’t there to make him an adequate regular right now, but he will do quite a bit of running when he gets on base, making him a cheap steals source in deep leagues.