Fantasy Baseball: 2015 Consensus Outfielder Rankings - Part 2

Here is part 2 of our consensus fantasy outfielder rankings for 2015. Check out our thoughts on the outfielders ranked 51-100 including A.J. Pollock, Joc Pederson and Dalton Pompey.

By Ray Guilfoyle@faketeams Mar 4, 2015, 7:00am EST

We published part 1 of our Consensus Outfielder rankings for 2015 on Monday. Today, we bring you part 2 of our rankings. We used a points system for each of the 100 outfielders ranked by each of the Fake Teams writers who participated in the consensus rankings series.

The writers who participated in this series are:

Ray Guilfoyle

Jason Hunt

Rob Parker

Brian Creagh

Timmy Kennedy

Daniel Kelley

Jack Cecil

Nick Doran

Alex Kantecki

Timothy Finnegan

We feel that providing you our consensus position rankings, you get an average ranking from the Fake Teams writers, rather than one writers' opinion, which inherently includes some biases. You will see some players ranked higher by one Fake Teams writer than the others, so this helps the reader see both sides of the argument for/against a certain player who might be getting too much love this offseason.

Each of the position rankings will be split into two parts, rankings and player profiles for outfielders ranked 1 - 50 in part 1 published on Monday, and rankings and player profiles for outfielders ranked 51 - 100 in part 2 published today. Consensus rankings should bring about discussion amongst you, our readers, and the Fake Teams writers who participated in this series.

Now onto our Consensus Top 100 Outfielder Rankings for 2015, for outfielders ranked 51 - 100.

Note: I have written about several of these players in previous rankings, so I am linking to those rankings pieces as well as providing an excerpt from the same piece.

Consensus Fantasy Top 100 Outfielder Rankings for 2015

Rank	Player	Team	Ranking Points	Ray	Jason	Rob	Brian	Timmy	Daniel	Jack	Alex	Nick	Timothy
51	A.J. Pollock	ARI	450	42	59	65	28	84	59	44	58	55	66
52	Khris Davis	MIL	440	43	58	82	36	55	75	63	60	48	50
53	Joc Pederson	LAD	433	53	62	43	63	68	37	62	61	61	67
54	Coco Crisp	OAK	431	75	48	45	81	46	63	56	57	56	52
55	Alex Rios	KCR	425	76	66	81	54	85	35	37	49	39	63
55	Steve Pearce	BAL	425	72	79	44	90	31	44	54	48	58	65
57	Austin Jackson	SEA	418	69	39	64	52	90	54	55	51	54	64
58	Lorenzo Cain	KCR	416	56	60	53	80	32	69	61	54	71	58
59	Mike Morse	MIA	399	81	53	89	24	64	55	66	47	75	57
59	Dexter Fowler	CHC	399	71	44	73	35	45	72	75	65	78	53
61	Michael Cuddyer	NYM	396	61	54	75	61	72	58	60	68	49	56
62	Desmond Jennings	TBR	395	64	49	61	42	67	43	76	75	70	68
63	Curtis Granderson	NYM	385	49	57	67	75	54	82	58	55	67	61
64	Carlos Beltran	NYY	381	58	65	87	87	53	52	48	63	62	54
65	Adam Eaton	CHW	377	60	61	50	49	80	78	72	56	57	70
66	Carl Crawford	LAD	369	52	70	60	71	52	71	70	62	64	69
67	Yasmani Tomas	ARI	361	44	69	62		63	70	51	64	66	59
68	Josh Reddick	OAK	335	77	68	72	34	61	66	79	79	79	60
69	Danny Santana	MIN	310	67	64	55	68		96	59	59	60	71
70	Marlon Byrd	CIN	308	40	63	78	98		46	83	77	69	47
71	Steven Souza	TBR	258	62	74	52			57	73	72	81	79
72	Arismendy Alcantara	CHC	256	66	67	74	79		84	67	67	73	76
73	Rajai Davis	DET	252	79	73	69	59		85	88	73	59	72
74	Torii Hunter	MIN	249	70	90	56	100	87	81	64	78	50	85
75	Dustin Ackley	SEA	248	65	80	80	66	79	91	71	74	94	62
76	Angel Pagan	SFG	238	78	84	71	94	44	87	78	81	82	73
77	Nick Markakis	ATL	232	94	81	88	60		48	80	69	76	81
78	Josh Hamilton	LAA	226		76		25	58		69		51
79	Jon Jay	STL	225	73	92	85	74	41	68	89	95	91	77
80	Nori Aoki	SFG	223	83	85	66	96	50	65	96	71	89	86
81	Matthew Joyce	LAA	209	86	93	83	73	57	56	85	84		83
82	Michael Bourn	CLE	206	89	82	97	76	66	77	68	83	88	78
83	Travis Snider	BAL	204	85	96	68	72	47			87	74	75
84	Avisail Garcia	CHW	198	87	97	58		92	67	81	70	68	91
85	Dalton Pompey	TOR	187	88	71	63	70	99	94	77	88	85	88
86	Colby Rasmus	HOU	183	84	72	94	82	69	64	82		97	82
87	Shane Victorino	BOS	180	63	99	100	55	77	89		80	92	74
88	Seth Smith	SEA	172	93	91		56	76	47	95	97	98	84
89	Drew Stubbs	COL	165	59		79	51		88		82	93	90
90	Allen Craig	BOS	163	92	89		84		61	74	85	80	80
91	Kevin Kiermaier	TBR	157		77	54	89	62	80		94		94
92	David Peralta	ARI	156	97	75	92	65	71	93			72	87
93	Juan Lagares	NYM	141	90	87	93		34	95	87	93	100	89
94	Andre Ethier	LAD	119		86		78	49		97	90	96	92
95	Alejandro De Aza	BAL	112	80	100		92		74	84	76	95	95
96	Domonic Brown	PHI	83	74	78					92	96	90	93
97	Michael Saunders	TOR	72							65	89	77
98	Jarrod Dyson	KCR	69	82	95	57
99	Scott Van Slyke	LAD	68	95			86	59					96
100	Emilio Bonifacio	CHW	66	96		96		74		86	91		97

Steamer Projections and commentary on each of our Top 50 Outfielders for 2015

Note: Since we are ranking our Top 100 Outfielders, I decided that rather than writing a few paragraphs on each, I would write just a sentence or two. In the past, I have written about each of the Top 25, but then selectively wrote about a few of there remaining outfielders that we ranked. Frankly, I don't have the time to write a few paragraphs for each, so if you want more detail about a specific outfielder, please let us know in the comments section below.

In addition, I have provided in the table below the 2015 Steamer projections for each outfielder in our consensus rankings.

Rank	Name	AB	HR	R	RBI	SB	AVG	wRC+	Commentary
51	A.J. Pollock	495	9	55	50	16	0.260	92	Is he the 2015 version of Michael Brantley? Could go 15 HRs and 20+ steals.
52	Khris Davis	377	18	48	55	4	0.247	111	Lots of power and hard contact. Could hit 25+ HRs this season.
53	Joc Pederson	508	21	62	65	18	0.224	101	ROY candidate. Should be LAD regular Cfer; potential to hit 15-20 HRs with 15+ stolen bases.
54	Coco Crisp	529	13	75	53	20	0.251	106	Down year after a 20 home run, 20 SB season in 2013. Solid eye at plate. Does he have a dnother double digit HR/SB season in him?
55	Alex Rios	493	10	54	57	17	0.264	94	Moves to KC which hurts his fantasy value after a down year in 2014.
56	Steve Pearce	514	24	76	74	6	0.271	130	Had a career season in 2014. He will underperform his Steamer projection.
57	Austin Jackson	560	9	70	51	15	0.256	100	He could be platooned in 2015 with all the outfielders in Seattle.
58	Lorenzo Cain	510	8	56	52	21	0.267	94	He won't repeat the .300 BA due to .380 BABIP. Will SB totals suffer as a result?
59	Michael Morse	504	20	60	71	1	0.259	109	Does he have one more 20 HR season in him? Decent late round power guy.
60	Dexter Fowler	498	10	69	49	13	0.251	106	Not a fan, and could see him losing time to Arismendy Alcantara.
61	Michael Cuddyer	543	18	63	69	7	0.254	108	Move out of Coors hurts his value; he's an injury risk as well. Won't hurt you in any category if healthy.
62	Desmond Jennings	584	14	76	58	20	0.241	102	I jumped off his bandwagon last year, so the breakout should happen in 2015.
63	Curtis Granderson	465	19	60	56	6	0.222	105	Mets moved their fences in again. Can he get back to being a 30 HR hitter?
64	Carlos Beltran	415	16	54	57	3	0.259	110	In decline phase of career, but RF porch in Yankee Stadium
65	Adam Eaton	533	6	72	46	18	0.269	100	Will lead off for improved White Sox lineup. 90+ runs and 30 SBs not out of the question.
66	Carl Crawford	465	10	56	50	20	0.273	106	Was quietly productive when healthy in 2014. Stands to be Dodgers starter in LF, so 30 SB is a possibility.
67	Yasmani Tomas								Should hit 25 HRs, but that may come with a .240 batting average.
68	Josh Reddick	455	17	57	62	5	0.245	109	Will never repeat breakout 2012 season, but good shot at 15 HRs in starting role.
69	Danny Santana	477	6	56	42	19	0.261	87	He won't repeat his breakout 2014 season, but can count on 20+ SBs in regular duty.
70	Marlon Byrd	510	17	55	64	3	0.246	91	Changed his swing and is now a solid power hitter. Should do well in Cincy.
71	Steven Souza	448	18	58	60	19	0.246	112	Lots of love since trade. Should put up double digit HRs and SBs, but the average?
72	Arismendy Alcantara	278	8	31	30	10	0.237	83	One of my favorite breakout candidates for 2015. The Cubs version of Ben Zobrist?
73	Rajai Davis	387	6	49	39	30	0.266	92	Count on 25+ SBs and not much else.
74	Torii Hunter	567	15	71	68	4	0.285	113	His best years are behind him. Signed by Twins to teach their young Ofers Buxton, Arcia, others.
75	Dustin Ackley	525	13	64	58	8	0.252	101	A breakout candidate in improved Mariners lineup after solid 2014 season.
76	Angel Pagan	507	6	62	44	18	0.271	103	Has missed 91 and 66 games over the last two seasons, so don't count on much from him.
77	Nick Markakis	585	12	70	54	4	0.266	100	Will leadofff in a bad Braves lineup. Stay away.
78	Josh Hamilton	509	18	63	69	4	0.246	106	Will miss plenty of time in 2015 due to rehab from shoulder surgery, but has bigger issues to address. Rooting for him.
79	Jon Jay	367	5	42	36	6	0.277	104	Solid BA hitter, but not much else.
80	Nori Aoki	506	5	64	41	17	0.276	107	Moves to San Francisco where he will play left field everyday. Should hit for solid average and steal double digit bags.
81	Matt Joyce	424	13	55	53	5	0.241	111	Will he get more playing time with Josh Hamilton out?
82	Michael Bourn	544	5	68	43	19	0.253	90	In decline phase of his career and isn't running anymore. Let someone else take the risk.
83	Travis Snider	90	4	12	12	1	0.260	115	Should play everyday in Baltimore. 20 HRs possible.
84	Avisail Garcia	509	18	60	67	9	0.264	101	Will be everyday outfielder in Chicago. 15-20 HRs a possibility.
85	Dalton Pompey	399	7	45	42	20	0.235	80	Went through three levels of minors before joining big lg team in Toronto. 40 SB potential.
86	Colby Rasmus	509	22	63	67	4	0.231	102
87	Shane Victorino	362	9	50	43	9	0.264	101	Health a big question mark. Needs a trade out of Boston. Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim?
88	Seth Smith	401	11	53	49	2	0.249	112
89	Drew Stubbs	408	13	55	50	18	0.261	90	Even in a back up role, Stubbs has plenty of value, especially with CarGo's injury history.
90	Allen Craig	267	8	35	38	1	0.277	114	Needs a trade to have value in 2015.
91	Kevin Kiermaier	451	9	51	48	13	0.248	96
92	David Peralta	424	11	47	49	5	0.271	99	Solid late round outfielder in deep mixed and NL only; double digit HRs and SBs a possibility.
93	Juan Lagares	543	8	52	49	12	0.249	83
94	Andre Ethier	160	4	19	19	1	0.260	108	Wants a trade out of LA. Could provide a solid BA with regular duty.
95	Alejandro De Aza	468	10	60	48	16	0.262	101
96	Domonic Brown	425	16	47	54	6	0.254	105	Career is question after terrible 2014 after bad 2nd half in 2013.
97	Michael Saunders	424	14	58	54	9	0.247	107	Will miss April due to knee injury. The move from Seattle to Toronto is a positive. Should providing double digit pop.
98	Jarrod Dyson	298	2	35	25	30	0.246	80
99	Scott Van Slyke	256	10	31	34	4	0.236	108	Solid back up at 1B and OF in deeper mixed and NL only leagues.
100	Emilio Bonifacio	437	4	51	36	27	0.245	75

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