2015 Fantasy Baseball Rankings & Projections
Outfielder #1
1. Mike Trout Angels
BA - .301
HR - 35
RBI - 105
Runs - 111
SB - 20
Mike Trout has averaged 31 home runs and 181 hits per year over the past three seasons. Trout, who is only 23 years old, is far and away the best player in baseball. Last year he ranked in the Top 5 in home runs, RBI and runs scored. Coming off a career high in home runs (36) and RBI (111) Trout's underlying stats took a bit of a hit as he tried to hit for more power. Trout struck out 184 times which was the third most in baseball. His 26.1% strikeout rate ranked 14th in baseball.
BA - .301
HR - 35
RBI - 105
Runs - 111
SB - 20
Mike Trout has averaged 31 home runs and 181 hits per year over the past three seasons. Trout, who is only 23 years old, is far and away the best player in baseball. Last year he ranked in the Top 5 in home runs, RBI and runs scored. Coming off a career high in home runs (36) and RBI (111) Trout's underlying stats took a bit of a hit as he tried to hit for more power. Trout struck out 184 times which was the third most in baseball. His 26.1% strikeout rate ranked 14th in baseball.
| Trout struck out 184 times which was the third most in baseball. His 26.1% strikeout rate ranked 14th in baseball. Aside from the strikeouts there isn't much to nitpick from the American League MVP. Mike Trout's averaged true distance on his homers last season was 412.5 feet - which ranked 4th in all of baseball. His seven "no doubters" ranked tied for the 8th most in baseball. |  latimes.com |
Trout's .349 BABIP in 2014 was the lowest since his rookie campaign. I think that number rebounds and helps push his batting average over .300 for the third time in his young career. Someone like Trout has too much speed for that number not to be .350 or higher.
Trout's 98 career home runs and 102 stolen bases rank 17th and 12th in Angel's franchise history respectively.
Trout's 98 career home runs and 102 stolen bases rank 17th and 12th in Angel's franchise history respectively.
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