2026 Fantasy Baseball: Week 2 Rankings of Top 100 Pitchers
As the 2026 Fantasy Baseball season intensifies, it’s essential for managers to stay updated on the latest rankings. This week’s focus is on the top 100 starting pitchers across the league. The rankings are based on a 5×5, 12-team head-to-head format, which shares similarities with rotisserie scoring. Injuries can play a significant role in these rankings, and understanding the health status of players is crucial for making informed decisions.
2026 Fantasy Baseball: Week 2 Rankings of Top 100 Pitchers
The current list features insights on player performance and potential, especially concerning newly injured players and those returning from the injured list (IL). Here’s a breakdown of the key pitchers this week.
Injury Updates and Rankings
Players on the IL are excluded from the rankings, but their potential impact when healthy is noted. Injuries can drastically affect players’ capabilities, so here are a few names to keep an eye on:
- Garrett Crochet – One of the top-tier pitchers, dominating early in the season.
- Paul Skenes – Continues to be a significant presence despite competition.
- Tarik Skubal – Has shown strong early performance, maintaining a top ranking.
Ranking Tiers Breakdown
The pitchers are categorized into several tiers based on their expected performance and reliability.
- Tier 1: The True Aces
- Garrett Crochet
- Paul Skenes
- Tarik Skubal
- Tier 2: AGA (Aces Going to Ace)
- Bryan Woo
- Yoshinobu Yamamoto
- Hunter Brown
- Tier 3: Just Stay On The Field
- Logan Webb
- Freddy Peralta
- Chris Sale
Minor League Stashes
Managers often ask about minor league pitchers who could be valuable in the future. A loose stash list may include players such as:
- Nick’s Loose Minor League SPs to Consider Stashing
- Players projected to join major league rotations before the All-Star break.
Performance Monitoring
Regular updates will continue to reflect the latest pitcher performances. Following daily pitches will provide insights for weekly adjustments, influencing your roster decisions.
While rankings can shift week to week depending on player performance and health, each manager’s strategy will vary. Identifying which pitchers to target for trade or free agency, especially given injury potential, could be a game-changer for your fantasy team this season.