Ranking players for fantasy baseball can sometimes be straightforward, but it becomes challenging when we consider the varying performances. Among the most notable recent improvements is Hunter Goodman, who is making a strong case for being a top-five catcher. Currently, he stands out particularly due to his immense scoring in CBS Fantasy points leagues. His recent form in June, where he’s hit seven homers while maintaining a .350 average, positions him favorably.

Conversely, Wyatt Langford, while possessing impressive skill sets, is not meeting the superstar expectations quickly enough. Despite decent power and speed numbers, his struggle against right-handed pitchers remains a concern.

Lastly, there’s Seth Lugo, who, even as he retains a solid ERA, is hard to rank given his noteworthy overperformance metrics. Investors in fantasy should keep an eye on these players, as their evolving values can dictate potential trades.