Williamson 300 – Top 60 Middle Infielders

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  • The middle infield position dries up after the top 40-45. After that range you will see me ranking a mix of high upside rookies who may or may not make the Opening Day lineup and high floor vets who will be in their lineups, but won’t provide anything special.

    These guys will be drafted based on how your draft has gone up to that point.

    If you have a bunch of risky injury prone/young dudes on your squad, target the vets I have at the bottom of this list.

    If you feel like you have a good presence of high-floor safe dudes, then chase the upside late at this position.

    Ideally, you’ve locked up you 2B/SS/MI spots in time to avoid the bottom of barrel options.

    In standard 12-team leagues, this shouldn’t be much of an issue but in deeper formats, I would recommend locking up those three spots before pick 250-260. Because that’s when you really start to be looking these options.

    I will be updating this list throughout spring training to account for:

    • Spring training performance – Do we see a regression in things like bat speed or do they chase more than usual?
    • Injuries – self explanatory.
    • Announcements – some players we are waiting to find out where they are in the lineup or if they will be stuck in a platoon. Some have injury updates that may impact their ranking as well.

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    TOP-10 MIDDLE INFIELDERS (ON THE HOUSE)
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