Last week we broke down the top-50 fantasy baseball performers in 2025. This week we will focus on the 2025 ADP. How did the top-50 players in ADP perform (ADP from NFBC)? Let’s dive in.
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| ADP | PLAYER | COMMENT |
| 1 | Ohtani, Shohei | The best player in baseball. Period. Worth every penny. |
| 2 | Witt Jr., Bobby | Solid effort, but lost 26 runs and .037 average points. |
| 3 | Judge, Aaron | Just off ’24 with a magnificent .331-53-114-137-12 effort. |
| 4 | De La Cruz, Elly | Not many lost 30 SB and still go 20/35. |
| 5 | Ramirez, Jose | Posted a second straight 30/40 season. |
| 6 | Soto, Juan | A down year? Nope. Went .263-43-105-120-38. |
| 7 | Carroll, Corbin | Three year low in SB, but went 30/30 for 1st time. |
| 8 | Tucker, Kyle | Solid, but injuries limited him to .266-22-73-91-25. |
| 9 | Henderson, Gunnar | 30 SB, but lost 20 homers, 24 RBI and 33 runs. |
| 10 | Guerrero Jr., Vladimir | Fine, but you paid for way more: .292-23-84-96-6. |
| 11 | Tatis Jr., Fernando | Career best 155g led to .268-25-71-111-32. |
| 12 | Skenes, Paul | 216 Ks, 0.95 WHIP and 1.97 ERA. |
| 13 | Lindor, Francisco | Exactly the same as 2023-24 going .267-31-86-117-31. |
| 14 | Rodriguez, Julio | Went 30/30 but showed little consistency. |
| 15 | Betts, Mookie | Just fine. Worst season ever at .258-20-82-95-8. |
| 16 | Skubal, Tarik | 195 IP of dominance. Worth every penny you paid. |
| 17 | Chourio, Jackson | Limited to 131 games but matched rookie 20/20 effort. |
| 18 | Alvarez, Yordan | A .797 OPS in 48g. Massive disapointment. |
| 19 | Chisholm Jr., Jazz | Stayed pretty healthy and finally went 30/30. |
| 20 | Duran, Jarren | Was good, but couldn’t match his 2024 breakout. |
| 21 | Harper, Bryce | Like Vlad. Solid, but not enough: .261-27-75-75-12. |
| 22 | Wheeler, Zack | Might have been a Cy finalist if not for injury (149.2 IP). |
| 23 | Turner, Trea | Led NL in avg, stole 36 bases, still wasn’t exciting. |
| 24 | Contreras, William | Horrible start, but .260-17-76-89-6 in end. |
| 25 | Merrill, Jackson | Went from 24/16 to 16/1. Injury & disappointment. |
| 26 | Crochet, Garrett | Worth his huge contract: 18W, 255 K, 2.59 ERA. |
| 27 | Riley, Austin | Tears of sadness in 2nd straight poor campaign. |
| 28 | Marte, Ketel | Off stratospheric 2024 at .283-28-72-87 in 126g. |
| 29 | Freeman, Freddie | Slowing at 36, but still went .295-24-90-81. |
| 30 | Gilbert, Logan | Only 131 IP, but 1.03 WHIP and 173 Ks. |
| 31 | Olson, Matt | Boring, not worth price, but solid: .272-29-95-98. |
| 32 | Cruz, Oneil | Two SB from 20/40, but feels super disappointing. |
| 33 | Machado, Manny | A+ stability, even if nothing stands out. |
| 34 | Langford, Wyatt | Went 22/22, but still has yet to match hype. |
| 35 | Acuna Jr., Ronald | Took forever to return. Posted 935 OPS but 9 SB. |
| 36 | Devers, Rafael | Went 35-109-99 but barely hit .250. |
| 37 | Burnes, Corbin | Tommy John surgery after 11 starts. |
| 38 | Sale, Chris | Lost nine starts from ’24 but still had a 1.07 WHIP. |
| 39 | Alonso, Pete | Ho-hum as he cranked out .272-38-126. |
| 40 | Harris II, Michael | Horrid first half but had first 20/20 season nonetheless. |
| 41 | Seager, Corey | 102 games. Under 125 three straight years now. |
| 42 | Ragans, Cole | A mere 13 starts with a 4.67 ERA and 1.18 WHIP. |
| 43 | Clase, Emmanuel | Is his career over? MASSIVE FAILURE. |
| 44 | Abrams, CJ | One homer from a secon straight 20/30 season. |
| 45 | Cease, Dylan | Disappointed in SD going 8-12 with a 4.55 ERA. |
| 46 | Wood, James | Slashed .256/.350/.475 while going 30/15. |
| 47 | Hernandez, Teoscar | Had a .738 OPS, his lowest mark since 2016. |
| 48 | Williams, Devin | Didn’t take to NY: 18 saves, 4.79 ERA. |
| 49 | Snell, Blake | Steals money. Was good, but made 11 starts. |
| 50 | Hader, Josh | Had 28 saves. First in five years under 30. |
