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MLB Rank 2025 in-season update: Ranking baseball's top 50 players
Karl Ravech, David Cone and Eduardo Perez examine some MLB players outside the top 10 of ESPN's rankings who are worthy of the nod. (1:31)
A week into the 2025 MLB season, we created our annual MLB Rank list of the top 100 players in baseball to answer the question: Who will be the best player in 2025?
More than four months later, we asked 17 ESPN MLB experts to give their ranking of the top 50 players in the sport this season. We averaged those lists to create our first MLB Rank in-season update — giving us a chance not only to take a look at who has excelled this season, but also see what we got right (and wrong) on our initial top-100 player ranking.
3 Diamondbacks re-ranked by ESPN in top-50 of MLB players
Corbin Carroll, Ketel Marte and Geraldo Perdomo from the Arizona Diamondbacks were selected by ESPN analysts who re-ranked the top 50 players in MLB.
This season has been full of ups and down for the Diamondbacks. Despite injuries to some key players and blown saves by the bullpen, this trio has met or exceeded expectations.
ESPN’s MLB experts used their preseason top 100 list as a comparison, which included Carroll and Marte but not Perdomo.
Carroll is leading the league in triples (14) and has set a career high with 26 home runs. Before the season, Bradford Doolittle expected Carroll to join a rare list.
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The Boston Red Sox were well represented on ESPN’s April edition of the top 100 MLB players list.
The now-departed Rafael Devers was ranked 25th, outfielder Jarren Duran was 36th, starting pitcher Garrett Crochet was No. 37, third baseman Alex Bregman was 47th and first baseman Triston Casas came in at No. 97.
For various reasons, the Red Sox now only have two representatives on ESPN’s in-season list, which has been cut down to the top 50.
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