Corner infielders are where you really want to lock down your power production and there are tons of them that can provide at least 20 homers all throughout the draft.

But how do you differentiate between them all?

You have to make sure you keep in mind the player’s team context and their batting average. While there are plenty of dudes that will get you 20 homers, only some of them will do it with a batting average that won’t sink you in that category. And only some of them will do it with a good chance of men on base ahead of them.

Enter the Williamson300 to help you sort it all out!

How much does a full season of Jazz in New York impact his ranking? Is Austin Riley a fade now? What about Matt Olson?

NOTE:

1. I will update these rankings often throughout the off season as we gather new information and data from spring training.
2. I have a blurb of analysis on most names and the plan is to have this list updated with analysis for each and every player.
3. The entirety of the Williamson300 will be rankings for redraft, traditional five-category roto leagues.

For my full rankings and a brief explanation for how I do my rankings, click here!

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