Last Updated on February 17, 2025 4:20 pm by André Lemos | Published: February 7, 2025

Value can be found in every single round of 15 team drafts, if you just know what you’re looking for.

Let’s dive into each round and see where we can find the best value, at each round.

Round 1

1. Shohei Ohtani
2. Bobby Witt Jr.
3. Aaron Judge
4. Elly De La Cruz
5. Jose Ramirez
6. Gunnar Henderson
7. Juan Soto
8. Kyle Tucker
9. Corbin Carroll
10. Fernando Tatis Jr.
11. Mookie Betts
12. Paul Skenes
13. Julio Rodriguez
14. Vladimir Guerrero Jr.
15. Francisco Lindor

The Williamson300 has Francisco Lindor at number nine and he is my favorite pick here.

He was one steal away from two straight 30/30 seasons. He has three straight years of at least 198 combined runs and RBI. Not only did the Mets land Juan Soto but Pete Alonso is going to return, meaning the lineup around him will be better and deeper. Two of the last three seasons he has turned in a batting average of at least .270. For reference, Kyle Tucker has yet to turn in a 30/30 season and only has a slightly better batting average than Lindor. He is going to provide top-10 value and you can pick him up at the end of the first round of 15 team leagues. Or in the second round of 12-teamers. (Damn, he probably should have been the guy I planted my flag on).

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