1. Mike Trout-Moves up to number 1 after Braun's name once again surfaced in steroid talk.
2. Ryan Braun-See above.
3. Matt Kemp-Want to see him playing in games soon to have no worries at all.
4. Andrew McCutchen-Wants to steal more bases but he has to do something with his poor success rate.
5. Carlos Gonzalez-If he ever plays a full season, 30/30 possible.
6. Jose Bautista-Don't forget how awesome a home run hitter the guy is off an injury-filled 2012.
7. Giancarlo Stanton-Tough to project 100 RBI in that lineup.
8. Josh Hamilton-Believe it or not started showing signs of age last season with lowest contact rate of career.
9. Bryce Harper-Sky is literally the limit.
10. Yoenis Cespedes-This is not too high. Was even better than I thought he was as he learned on the fly in 2012.
11. Adrian Gonzalez-Playing him at first or the outfield makes no difference.
12. Justin Upton-Blame the low power output in 2012 to a sapping thumb injury. Set up for a swell rebound.
13. Jacoby Ellsbury-Among the toughest players to grade out due to penchant for injuries and only one big power season.
14. Jason Heyward-Funny thing that no one is talking about his 27/21 season in 2012. 30/30 here we come.
15. Adam Jones-Just duplicate his stats the last two seasons as he is that consistent.
16. Matt Holliday-Loved him in the past but slowly leaking stats.
17. B.J. Upton-Yeah the average stinks but power/speed game extremely good.
18. Alex Rios-Thank me for recommending him so hard last season. Just has to avoid on year/off year trend.
19. Shin-Soo Choo-Good bet to go 20/20 in Cincy and price not the cost of what it was when he went 20/20 in 2009 and 2010.
20. Jay Bruce-Personal issue I have with the guy due to his awful K rate and shoddy averages.
21. Desmond Jennings-B.J. Upton 2.0.
22. Curtis Granderson: Broken forearm send his stock tumbling but could be back in mid-May.
23. Austin Jackson-Wasn't a fan before but power growth has me intrigued if paired with a speed rebound.
24. Mike Morse-If he stays healthy, 30 home runs in the realm of possibility.
25. Alex Gordon-Finally figured out to hit for average but needs more power to be anything higher than where he already is.
26. Corey Hart-Would have been ranked higher but likely to miss April with knee.
27. Michael Bourn-Speed guys are overrated. Rinse and repeat.
28. Carlos Beltran-Can't argue with the production last season but can clearly argue against repeat and good health.
29. Carlos Gomez-Helped me win a title last season in the Experts League. Look up his second half. Wow.
30. Josh Willingham-Some serious power here but average a risk.
31. Jason Kubel: See above.
32. Starling Marte-Oozing with potential as power developing to go with top notch speed.
33. Andre Ethier-Now squarely a boring pick.
34. Mark Trumbo-Second half struggled ruined big time 2012 first half.
35. Hunter Pence-Going the wrong way with his production when he had every reason to have career year in Philly last season.
36. Nelson Cruz-Another grossly overrated bat. Increasing struggles against righties and PED linkage adds more issues.
37. Josh Reddick-Love the power but another average liability guy.
38. Angel Pagan-Solid across the board without going nuts in any one stat.
39. Jayson Werth-If he can stay healthy, there is some sneaky value.
40. Alejandro DeAza-Nice full season debut in 2012.
41. Adam Eaton-Promising immediate outlook when it comes to runs, steals, and average.
42. Ben Revere-Lots of steals hitting at top of Phils lineup.
43. Shane Victorino-Vastly overpaid by Red Sox as numbers seeing holes everywhere.
44. Adam Dunn-Power galore but that is grossly offset by scary average.
There you have it. As always let us know your thoughts.