It's been a month since we unveiled our fantasy baseball rankings by position for the season, and there have been a few developments since then (of course). So fantasy correspondent Kevin Kleps has reconfigured his rankings a bit.
Rising: Ryan Braun (because his situation has cleared up), Matt Moore and Kendrys Morales.
Falling: Ryan Howard (Achilles), Grady Sizemore (back), Corey Hart (knee), Carl Crawford (wrist).
Here are all the rankings, updated as of today:
Top 20 catchers: In a weak and banged-up crop of catchers, Indians youngster Carlos Santana could be poised for a breakout third season.
Top 20 first basemen: Albert Pujols should find American League pitching to his liking.
Top 20 second basemen: Robinson Cano is the top choice at a surprisingly deep position.
Top 20 shortstops: It's Troy Tulowitzki's time to be the top shortstop, assuming you can shrug off the injury risks.
Top 20 third basemen: The top two choices -- Miguel Cabrera and Hanley Ramirez -- didn't even play that position last season.
Top 10 designated hitters: Michael Young might be able to help your team at several positions, but he's a default DH.
Top 60 outfielders: With Ryan Braun's suspension avoided, he's the best on the board, just over Jose Bautista.
Top 80 starting pitchers: Where do big-potential starters such as Stephen Strasburg and Yu Darvish fit in?
Top 20 closers: Don't jump on a closer too early in a draft; there are many decent options.
Top 100 overall: Plus links to other draft tips.
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