Now that we’ve got the rankings and projections for the Top 40 Outfielders for Fantasy Baseball in the books, let’s move on to the Top 60! You can find rankings and projections for all positions along with some awesome strategy posts over at our free 2013 Fantasy Baseball Draft Guide. Go check it out! Personally, I love waiting to the last weekend of Spring Training to draft my team, things are just more settled. Always try to have your league draft as late as possible if, um, possible. Oh, and if you want to go deeper than the top 60 outfielders then head on over to my FantasyPros page where you can find deeper rankings for all positions and my Top 300 Overall! It’s deeeep. Anyway, to the Top 60 Outfielders for Fantasy Baseball! Wheeeeeeeeeee
41. Michael Morse – He’s clubbed 9 homers this Spring already and perennially hits close to .300. Perennially means like every year!
Projections: .290/25/85/72/1
42. Chris Davis – I heart his multiple position eligibility and his power. He’s so manly.
Projections: .260/32/85/80/2
43. Josh Reddick – No relation to J.J.! Come on, they don’t even spell their last names the same! He’s kinda like Chris Davis without the multiple position eligiibilty. You know, nice power and meh batting average.
Projections: .250/28/80/80/10
44. Jayson Werth - Please be the player that I think you can be, Jayson! Man up, son! Or I’ll have Bryce Harper smack your face.
Projections: .280/22/70/75/13
45. Nick Swisher – I’m not completely convinced he won’t miss the short right field porch in Yankee Stadium but I’ll rank him here anyway. Actually, I’m convinced he’ll miss the short right field porch in Yankee Stadium! Psyche!
Projections: .262/18/75/70/2
46. Carl Crawford – Personally, I’m not going anywhere near this fellow for what it’ll cost but that’s just me. Yes, I called him a fellow. Old school!
Projections: .280/8/50/85/20
47. Michael Cuddyer – Colorado! Need I say more? Don’t make me say more!
Projections: .280/22/75/75/10
48. Noricha Aoki – Personally, I usually leave the speed guys to later but whatevs, I’ll throw him here. Gots to show some love to the counting stats guys!
Projections: .285/10/55/85/30
49. Dexter Fowler – Could outperform Aoki, probably will but hey, he’s ranked like side by side with him so go with whomever you feel like. I don’t care. Just kidding, I care! Sniff.
Projections: .280/14/55/80/15
50. Alfonso Soriano – Alfonso is old but he’s not pregnant! Let him in the club! He’ll go late, you’ll grab him and probably get something like 25/85 out of him. At least! Nothing wrong with that!
Projections: .255/25/85/70/4
51. Ben Revere – Cheap speed! Book him for stealing 40 bags. See what I did there? I’m so clever.
Projections: .285/1/40/85/40
52. Starling Marte – I like him, the kid’s got 5 tool talent. Who doesn’t like 5 tool talent?, said Dave Kingman. This is a pure upside ranking, feel free to knock him down a bit if you’re scaaauurred. Wuss!
Projections: .275/16/60/75/28
53. Jason Kubel – Jason gets no respect, y’all! Why I outta! That’s fine, I’ll take him. You can have Nick Markakis and his 12 home runs.
Projections: .260/25/85/75/1
54. Nick Markakis – Personally, I think the guy is a bit overrated. 15 homers in 641 at bats in 2011, 12 homers in 629 at bats in 2010. That’s pretty good if your name is Jean Segura or something. He’s steady though. I’ll give him steady.
Projections: .285/14/75/75/5
54. Corey Hart -Should be back in May, he’ll quietly put you to sleep with his production. Imagine yourself in a sleeper hold. That’s Corey applying it!
Projections: .280/20/60/65/5
56. Adam Dunn – If you draft thinking you’re going to compete in BA because you already have Joe Mauer then you’re a, um, donkey.
Projections: .210/35/85/80/1
57. Ichiro Suzuki – Remember when he only wanted to go by Ichiro like he was Pele or some shit? The American public said hellz to the no!
Projections: .290/9/55/80/30
58. Brandon Moss – Should start at 1B for the A’s and will go late in your draft so take a whirl!
Projections: .260/25/75/60/1
59. Ryan Doumit – If you draft him and throw him in your OF then there is something wrong with you. He’s C eligible!
Projections: .275/15/70/55/0
60. Emilio Bonifacio – His pussiness aside, he’s solid, especially if he gets the starting 2B gig. Oh, did I offend you with my language? I’m sorry.
Projections: .270/4/35/80/40
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