Player Rankings

Who has the most trade value in baseball? We’ll show you below. Our list is ranked from highest to lowest, using the surplus value column on the right. Want to know who has the lowest trade value? Just flip the arrow next to “Surplus” and the list will reverse. You can also sort it by other variables.

You can also use our filter tool to drill down by other variables – e.g., which catcher has the most (or least) trade value? Or use the search box to see where an individual player is ranked.

These values will change frequently, so check back often.

Rank	Name	Age	Level	Position	Years	AFV	Salary	Surplus
1	Bobby Witt Jr.	24	Majors	SS	6.1	517.6	139.3	378.3
2	Julio Rodriguez	23	Majors	CF	12.1	426.7	251.5	175.2
3	Gunnar Henderson	23	Majors	3B	4.1	282.3	137	145.3
4	Elly De La Cruz	22	Majors	3B	5.1	207	84.6	122.3
5	Yordan Alvarez	27	Majors	DH	4.1	218.4	97.7	120.7
6	Francisco Lindor	30	Majors	SS	7.1	357.8	245.1	112.7
7	Corbin Carroll	23	Majors	OF	6.1	214	105.6	108.5
8	Tarik Skubal	27	Majors	SP	2.1	108.8	10.9	97.9
9	Spencer Strider	25	Majors	SP	5.1	188.1	90.1	97.9
10	Logan Gilbert	27	Majors	SP	3.1	119.3	31.3	88
11	Jarren Duran	27	Majors	CF	4.1	171.2	85	86.2
12	George Kirby	26	Majors	SP	4.1	164.4	80.4	84
13	Hunter Brown	25	Majors	SP	5.1	140.5	56.8	83.7
14	Cristopher Sanchez	27	Majors	LRP	6.1	130.5	48.6	81.9
15	Logan Webb	27	Majors	SP	4.1	164.3	83	81.3
16	Jackson Chourio	20	Majors	OF	10.1	209.3	128.3	81.1
17	Paul Skenes	22	Majors	SP	5.1	192.4	112.2	80.2
18	Cole Ragans	26	Majors	SP	4.1	158	78.4	79.7
19	Shohei Ohtani	30	Majors	SP	9.1	498.9	422.6	76.3
20	Mookie Betts	31	Majors	OF	8.1	273	200.4	72.7

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