The Los Angeles Dodgers are the top-ranked team in Box-Toppers’ 2024 preseason rankings.
Box-Toppers 2024 preseason team rankings
The Los Angeles Dodgers are the top-ranked preseason team in Box-Toppers rankings. Players on their preseason roster accumulated 127.7 Box-Toppers points in the 2023 season. Shown below in the 2024 column is the accumulated 2023 Box-Toppers point total for each player on that team’s current roster (as of March 24). Also shown in the 2023 column is each team’s Box-Toppers point total at the end of last season. The final column (+/-) shows the change in team rosters’ Box-Toppers points from the end of last season until now.| Team | 2023 | 2024 | +/- | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Dodgers | 123.8 | 127.7 | +3.9 |
| 2 | Braves | 125.4 | 122.6 | -2.8 |
| 3 | Rays | 123.6 | 119.4 | -4.2 |
| 4 | Orioles | 119.5 | 118.0 | -1.5 |
| 5 | Rangers | 128.1 | 117.9 | -10.2 |
| 6 | Astros | 118.9 | 117.9 | -1.0 |
| 7 | D-backs | 102.1 | 116.2 | +14.1 |
| 8 | Mariners | 103.7 | 114.2 | +10.5 |
| 9 | Blue Jays | 114.2 | 110.2 | -4.0 |
| 10 | Phillies | 112.2 | 107.0 | -5.2 |
| 11 | Mets | 64.4 | 97.0 | +32.6 |
| 12 | Marlins | 107.9 | 95.7 | -12.2 |
| 13 | Reds | 88.6 | 94.5 | +5.9 |
| 14 | Giants | 91.7 | 93.5 | +1.8 |
| 15 | Pirates | 84.7 | 92.8 | +8.1 |
| 16 | Cubs | 100.3 | 92.6 | -7.7 |
| 17 | Cardinals | 66.4 | 92.2 | +25.8 |
| 18 | Brewers | 115.8 | 91.2 | -24.6 |
| 19 | Twins | 106.7 | 86.9 | -19.8 |
| 20 | Nationals | 75.4 | 84.1 | +8.7 |
| 21 | Tigers | 84.5 | 82.4 | -2.1 |
| 22 | Royals | 55.6 | 79.5 | +23.9 |
| 23 | Guardians | 84.5 | 78.7 | -5.8 |
| 24 | Yankees | 92.1 | 78.1 | -14.0 |
| 25 | Padres | 108.1 | 75.6 | -32.5 |
| 26 | Red Sox | 88.6 | 74.9 | -13.7 |
| 27 | Angels | 87.8 | 64.2 | -23.6 |
| 28 | Rockies | 56.4 | 56.2 | -0.2 |
| 29 | Athletics | 51.4 | 49.4 | -2.0 |
| 30 | White Sox | 63.6 | 40.4 | -23.2 |
Meanwhile, the New York Mets made the biggest offseason improvement in players’ accumulated Box-Toppers points, while the San Diego Padres saw the biggest decline.
Players on the Dodgers current 2024 preseason roster (as of March 24) accumulated 127.7 Box-Toppers points during the 2023 season, most of any team.
The Dodgers rank ahead of the second-place Atlanta Braves with 122.6 points.
The top American League team, the Tampa Bay Rays, rank third overall. Players on the current 2024 preseason roster, accumulated 119.4 Box-Toppers points during the 2023 season.
Dodgers rank first
The Dodgers rise to first place after finishing third in 2023 Box-Toppers team rankings with 123.8 accumulated Box-Toppers points. The Dodgers had a net gain of 3.9 points for 2024.
The Dodgers had the biggest offseason acquisition, as measured by Box-Toppers points, signing free agent pitcher Shohei Ohtani from the Angels. Ohtani earned 19.4 Box-Toppers points in 2023, third among all players, second among American League pitchers and first among AL batters.
One major caveat with the Ohtani signing: He won’t be available to pitch in 2024 after undergoing elbow surgery in the offseason. The two-way player earned exactly half his 2023 Box-Toppers points as a pitcher (9.7) and half as a batter (9.7) with the Angels. Ohtani has been serving as Dodgers’ designated hitter in spring training games and is expected to play that position in 2024. But subtracting Ohtani’s potential as pitcher would reduce the Dodgers’ preseason point total to about 118, which would be about third overall and second among National League teams.
However, the Dodgers added another player in the offseason, like Ohtani from Japan, who has the potential to make up for Ohtani’s 2024 pitching absence—Yoshinobu Yamamoto. While Yamamoto, 25, has been a star in Japan’s Nippon Professional Baseball league—a three-time winner of the Eiji Sawamura Award for top NPB pitcher—he had yet to play American Major League Baseball prior to 2024, thus had 0.0 career Box-Toppers points and so does not add to the Dodgers’ preseason team total.
The Dodgers also signed pitcher Tyler Glasnow for 2024, who earned 12.4 Box-Toppers points in 2023 with the Rays, fourth-most among all players changing teams for 2024. Glasnow ranked 14th among AL pitchers in 2023.
One Dodgers player from 2023 has the most Box-Toppers points among currently unsigned free agents: Pitcher Julio Urias had 11.0 Box-Toppers points in 2023. Urias was placed on administrative leave late in the season and could still face punishment under baseball’s domestic violence policy if he signs with a new team.
One other prominent loss by the Dodgers: Designated hitter J.D. Martinez, who earned 6.7 Box-Toppers points in 2023, 17th among NL batters in 2023, who signed a free agent deal with the Mets.
Among top-ranked pitchers returning to the Dodgers in 2024 are Clayton Kershaw (11.1 Box-Toppers points, 14th among NL pitchers) and Bobby Miller (8.7 points, 24th among NL pitchers). Among top-ranked batters returning to the Dodgers are Freddie Freeman (10.0 points, third among NL batters), James Outman (8.7 points, seventh among NL batters), Mookie Betts (8.5 points, eighth among NL batters) and Jason Heyward (7.5 points, 13th among NL batters).
Several prominent Dodgers pitchers are expected to miss significant time recovering from injury, led by Ohtani, who is not expected to pitch until 2025. Kershaw is not expected to return until after midseason after undergoing shoulder surgery. Pitchers Tony Gonsolin (4.7 points in 2023) and Dustin May (3.0 points in 2023) will also miss time recovering from surgery.
Mets make biggest offseason gain
The New York Mets had the largest offseason gain, picking up a net of 32.6 Box-Toppers points from the end of 2023 to the 2024 preseason.
Biggest team gains & drops
The New York Mets picked up the most Box-Toppers points on its roster in the offseason (+32.6) while the San Diego Padres lost the most (-32.5). The Mets notably gained designated hitter J.D. Martinez (6.7 Box-Toppers points in 2023), pitcher Michael Tonkin (6.0 points), outfielder Tyrone Taylor (5.0 points), pitcher Luis Severino (4.7 points) and pitcher Sean Manaea (3.7 points). The Padres notably lost their four top-ranked players from 2023: Blake Snell (14.7 points), Michael Wacha (11.0 points), Juan Soto (9.0 points) and Nick Martinez (7.4 points).| Biggest gains | ||||
| Team | 2023 | 2024 | +/- | |
| 1 | Mets | 64.4 | 97.0 | +32.6 |
| 2 | Cardinals | 66.4 | 92.2 | +25.8 |
| 3 | Royals | 55.6 | 79.5 | +23.9 |
| 4 | D-backs | 102.1 | 116.2 | +14.1 |
| 5 | Mariners | 103.7 | 114.2 | +10.5 |
| Biggest drops | ||||
| Team | 2023 | 2024 | +/- | |
| 1 | Padres | 108.1 | 75.6 | -32.5 |
| 2 | Brewers | 115.8 | 91.2 | -24.6 |
| 3 | Angels | 87.8 | 64.2 | -23.6 |
| 4 | White Sox | 63.6 | 40.4 | -23.2 |
| 5 | Twins | 106.7 | 86.9 | -19.8 |
The Mets finished 2023 with 64.4 Box-Toppers points, 26th among all teams. They open 2024 with players on the preseason roster having accumulated 97.0 points in 2023, a 15-spot jump to 11th place in preseason standings.
The top players to join the Mets from another team in 2024 are designated hitter J.D. Martinez, who earned 6.7 Box-Toppers points in 2023 with the Dodgers, 17th among NL batters, and relief pitcher Michael Tonkin, who earned 6.0 Box-Toppers points in 2023 with the Braves, 141st among all players, second among NL middle relievers.
Here are other players who have joined the Mets for 2024:
Outfielder Tyrone Taylor, 5.0 Box-Toppers points in 2023, 36th among NL batters, from the Brewers.
Pitcher Luis Severino, 4.7 Box-Toppers points in 2023, 62nd among AL pitchers, from the Yankees.
Pitcher Sean Manaea, 3.7 Box-Toppers points in 2023, 82nd among NL pitchers, from the Giants.
Outfielder Harrison Bader, 3.0 Box-Toppers points in 2023, 84th among NL batters, from the Reds.
Infielder Zack Short, 3.0 Box-Toppers points in 2023, 75th among AL batters, from the Tigers.
Pitcher Adrian Houser, 2.7 Box-Toppers points in 2023, 106th among NL pitchers, from the Brewers.
The Mets lost six players who earned Box-Toppers points with them in 2023, however, the biggest loss was designated hitter Daniel Vogelbach (3.0 points, with the Blue Jays in 2024) and the point total of the combined six players is 10.2 points.
Among players returning to the Mets for 2024 are Kodai Senga (12.7 Box-Toppers points, 10th among NL pitchers) and first baseman Pete Alonso (12.0 Box-Toppers points, first among NL batters).
Rays rank third, lead AL teams
Players on the Tampa Bay Rays’ 2024 preseason roster accumulated 119.4 Box-Toppers points in 2023, third among all teams and first among American League teams, ahead of the Baltimore Orioles with 118.0, fourth overall.
Box-Toppers rankings of players changing teams for 2024
Shohei Ohtani has the most 2023 Box-Toppers points among players changing teams for 2024. Ohtani earned 19.4 Box-Toppers points in 2023 with the Angels and signed with the Dodgers for 2024. Here is a look at the players with the most 2023 Box-Toppers point changing teams for 2024. Shown is their 2023 team, their 2024 team, their position, their 2023 Box-Toppers points (BTP) and their ranking among all players in 2023 points.| Player | 2023 team |
2024 team |
Pos | 2023 BTP |
Rank | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Shohei Ohtani | Angels | Dodgers | pi sp dh | 19.4 | 3 |
| 2 | Blake Snell | Padres | Giants | pi sp | 14.7 | 12 |
| 3 | Eduardo Rodriguez | Tigers | D‑backs | pi sp | 13.0 | 20 |
| 4 | Tyler Glasnow | Rays | Dodgers | pi sp | 12.4 | 26 |
| 5 | Corbin Burnes | Brewers | Orioles | pi sp | 11.7 | 31 |
| 6 | Kenta Maeda | Twins | Tigers | pi sp | 11.1 | 35 |
| 7 | Michael Wacha | Padres | Royals | pi sp | 11.0 | 37 |
| 8 | Sonny Gray | Twins | Cardinals | pi sp | 10.4 | 42 |
| 9 | Dylan Cease | White Sox | Padres | pi sp | 10.0 | 47 |
| 10 | Michael King | Yankees | Padres | pi cp mr sp | 9.0 | 60 |
| 11 | Juan Soto | Padres | Yankees | lf | 9.0 | 61 |
| 12 | Kyle Gibson | Orioles | Cardinals | pi sp | 8.7 | 63 |
| 13 | Michael Lorenzen | Phillies | Rangers | pi sp | 8.7 | 64 |
| 14 | Chris Sale | Red Sox | Braves | pi sp | 8.7 | 68 |
| 15 | Marcus Stroman | Cubs | Yankees | pi sp | 7.7 | 81 |
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The Rays finished 2023 in fourth place with its players accumulating 123.6 Box-Toppers points. They had a net loss of 4.2 points for 2024.
Notably, the Rays lost their top player, pitcher Tyler Glasnow (12.4 points, 14th among AL pitchers) to the Dodgers. The Rays most notably gain pitcher Ryan Pepiot (5.0 points, 55th among NL pitchers) from the Dodgers.
Key players returning to the Rays include Zach Eflin (12.0 points, 15th among AL pitchers), Shane McClanahan (9.7 points, 28th among AL pitchers), Isaac Paredes (7.2 points, 11th among AL batters) and Yandy Diaz (7.0 points, 12th among AL batters).
Three Rays pitchers are expected to miss significant time, all recovering from elbow surgeries. McClanahan and Jeffrey Springs (3.7 points in 2023) are expected to be out the entire season, while Drew Rasmussen (6.7 points, 46th among AL pitchers) is expected to miss the first half of the season.
Braves among projected elite teams
The Atlanta Braves rank second overall behind the Dodgers with 122.6 Box-Toppers points, a 2.8-point decline from their final 2023 total of 125.4. They hold steady in second place from 2023.
The Braves were Box-Toppers’ top-ranked team in our offseason team rankings report posted Jan. 18, with the Dodgers in fourth and the Rays in fifth, but player movement since then has reshuffled the standings, moving the Braves from first to second.
The Braves notably gained two players from the Red Sox—Chris Sale (8.7 points, 36th among AL pitchers) and Adam Duvall (4.7 points, 32nd among AL batters). The Braves notably lost Eddie Rosario (6.2 points, 20th among NL batters) to the Nationals and Michael Tonkin (6.0 points, second among NL middle relievers) to the Mets. Key returners include Spencer Strider (21.1 points, first overall), Ronald Acuna Jr. (10.7, second among NL batters), Charlie Morton (10.0, 19th among NL pitchers), Max Fried (9.0, 21st among NL pitchers), Bryce Elder (8.0, 25th among NL pitchers) and Marcell Ozuna (7.5, 12th among NL batters).
Orioles rank fourth
Players on the Baltimore Orioles’ 2024 preseason roster accumulated 118.0 Box-Toppers points in 2023, fourth among all teams and second among AL teams, behind the Tampa Bay Rays (119.4 points).
The Orioles finished 2023 in fifth place with its players accumulating 119.5 Box-Toppers points. They had a net loss of 1.5 points for 2024.
Notably, the Orioles picked up pitcher Corbin Burnes from the Brewers, who earned 11.7 Box-Toppers points in 2023, 31st overall and 13th among NL pitchers. Burnes ranks fifth among players changing teams for 2024.
The Orioles also acquired closing pitcher Craig Kimbrel from the Phillies. He earned 4.0 Box-Toppers points in 2023, 13th among NL closing pitchers.
The Orioles biggest loss was pitcher Kyle Gibson to the Cardinals. Gibson earned 8.7 Box-Toppers points in 2023, 34th among AL pitchers and 12th among players changing teams for 2024.
The Orioles also lost pitcher Jack Flaherty (4.0 points in 2023, 74th among AL pitchers) to the Tigers.
Key players returning to the Orioles for 2024 are Kyle Bradish (14.0 Box-Toppers points in 2023, seventh among AL pitchers), Felix Bautista (11.0 points, 18th among AL pitchers), Dean Kremer (9.7 points, 29th among AL pitchers), Grayson Rodriguez (8.0 points, 40th among AL pitchers), Gunnar Henderson (7.5 points, eighth among AL batters) and Adley Rutschman (5.0 points, 30th among AL batters).
It should be noted that Bautista is expected to miss the entire 2024 season recovering from elbow surgery.
World Series champion Rangers fall to fifth
The World Series champion Texas Rangers fall from first at the end of 2023 (128.1 points) to fifth in the 2024 preseason (117.9), a net loss of 10.2 points, ninth largest among all teams.
The Rangers biggest loss is Jordan Montgomery, who remains an unsigned free agent. Montgomery earned 10.4 Box-Toppers points in 2023, 21st among AL pitchers. He ranks second among unsigned free agents as of March 24.
The Rangers also lost catcher Mitch Garver to the Mariners. Garver earned 6.5 Box-Toppers points in 2023, 19th among AL batters. Garver ranks 16th among players changing teams for 2024. The Rangers also lost starting pitcher Martin Perez (4.7 points, 61st among AL pitchers) and closing pitcher Aroldis Chapman (4.0 Box-Toppers points, seventh among AL closers) both to the Pirates.
The Rangers most notable acquisitions are Michael Lorenzen (8.7 points in 2023, 22nd among NL pitchers) from the Phillies and David Robertson (4.0 points in 2023, 12th among NL closing pitchers) from the Marlins.
Key returning players to the Rangers for 2024 are Max Scherzer (15.4 points, sixth among AL pitchers), Andrew Heaney (11.4 points, 16th among AL pitchers), Nathan Eovaldi (8.7 points, 30th among AL pitchers), Jacob deGrom (7.7 points, 41st among AL pitchers), Jon Gray (7.7 points, 42nd among AL pitchers), Marcus Semien (6.7 points, 16th among AL batters), Corey Seager (6.2 points, 22nd among AL batters) and Adolis Garcia (6.0 points, 25th among AL batters).
Scherzer is expected to miss the early part of the season recovering from back surgery. deGrom is expected to miss more than half the season recovering from elbow surgery. Seager underwent sports hernia surgery in the offseason and his status for opening day is uncertain.
Cardinals, Royals, Diamondbacks, Mariners make gains
In addition to the Mets, here are the remaining top five teams making the biggest net gains in Box-Toppers points:
The St. Louis Cardinals gain 25.8 points from 66.4 at the end of 2023 to 92.2 for the 2024 preseason, rising from 25th to 17th place. The Cardinals notably gain Sonny Gray from the Twins (10.4 points, 20th among AL pitchers), Kyle Gibson from the Orioles (8.7 points, 34th among AL pitchers) and Lance Lynn from the Dodgers (4.7 points, 59th among NL pitchers). Among players returning to the Cardinals are Nolan Gorman (10.0 points, fourth among NL batters), Paul Goldschmidt (8.2 points, ninth among NL batters) and Miles Mikolas (6.7 points, 38th among NL pitchers).
The Kansas City Royals gain 23.9 points from 55.6 at the end of 2023 to 79.5 for the 2024 preseason, rising from 29th to 22nd place. The Royals notably gain Michael Wacha from the Padres (11.0 points, 17th among NL pitchers) and Seth Lugo from the Padres (6.4 points, 40th among NL pitchers). Among players returning to the Royals are Bobby Witt Jr. (7.7 points, fourth among AL batters) and Brady Singer (5.0 points, 55th among AL pitchers).
The Arizona Diamondbacks gain 14.1 points from 102.1 at the end of 2023 to 116.2 for the 2024 preseason, rising from 14th to seventh place. The Diamondbacks notably gain Eduardo Rodriguez from the Tigers (13.0 points, 12th among AL pitchers) and Randal Grichuk from the Angels (4.5 points, 34th among AL batters). Among players returning to the Diamondbacks are Zac Gallen (16.7 points, fourth among NL pitchers) and Merrill Kelly (13.0 points, seventh among NL pitchers). Despite finishing the 2023 season in 14th place in Box-Toppers rankings, the Diamondbacks won the NL pennant, losing to the Texas Rangers in the World Series.
The Seattle Mariners gain 10.5 points from 103.7 at the end of 2023 to 114.2 for the 2024 preseason, rising from 13th to eighth place. The Mariners notably gain Mitch Garver from the Rangers (6.5 points, 19th among AL batters). Among players returning to the Mariners are Luis Castillo (16.1 points, fifth among AL pitchers), George Kirby (13.7 points, eighth among AL pitchers), Logan Gilbert (13.4 points, ninth among AL pitchers), Bryce Miller (13.1 points, 11th among AL pitchers), Bryan Woo (8.7 points, 38th among AL pitchers) and J.P. Crawford (6.5 points, 18th among AL batters).
Padres lead teams with the biggest decline
The San Diego Padres had the largest offseason decline, losing a net of 32.5 Box-Toppers points from the end of 2023 to the 2024 preseason. They had 108.1 Box-Toppers points to close 2023, 10th overall and have 75.6 points in the 2024 preseason standings, falling 15 spots to 25th place overall.
The Padres notably lost their four Box-Toppers points leaders for 2023:
Blake Snell (14.7 points, sixth among NL pitchers) went to the Giants.
Michael Wacha (11.0 points, 17th among NL pitchers) went to the Royals.
Juan Soto (9.0 points, sixth among NL batters) went to the Yankees.
Nick Martinez (7.4 points, 29th among NL pitchers) went to the Reds.
The Padres also lost pitcher Seth Lugo (6.4 points) to the Royals, pitcher Rich Hill (4.0 points) to free agency and closer Josh Hader (4.0 points) to the Astros.
The Padres notably gained Dylan Cease (10.0 points, 25th among AL pitchers) from the White Sox, Michael King (9.0 points, 32nd among AL pitchers) from the Yankees and Jhony Brito (5.0 points, 60th among AL pitchers) from the Yankees.
Key players returning to the Padres include Joe Musgrove (7.0 points, 33rd among NL pitchers), Yu Darvish (7.0 points, 34th among NL pitchers) and Fernando Tatis Jr. (6.0 points, 22nd among NL batters).
In addition to the Padres, here are the remaining top five teams with the biggest net losses in Box-Toppers points:
The Milwaukee Brewers lose 24.6 points from 115.8 at the end of 2023 to 91.2 for the 2024 preseason, falling from seventh to 18th place. The Brewers notably lose Corbin Burnes to the Orioles (11.7 points, 13th among NL pitchers) and Tyrone Taylor to the Mets (5.0 points, 36th among NL batters). Among players returning to the Brewers are Freddy Peralta (17.7 points, third among NL pitchers), Christian Yelich (9.2 points, fifth among NL batters), Devin Williams (8.0 points, first among NL closing pitchers) and Brandon Woodruff (7.0 points, 32nd among NL pitchers). It should be noted that Williams is expected to miss at least three months with a back injury.
The Los Angeles Angels lose 23.6 points from 87.8 at the end of 2023 to 64.2 for the 2024 preseason, falling from 20th to 27th place. The Angels notably lost Shohei Ohtani (19.4 points, third overall and top player to shift teams) to the Dodgers, Randal Grichuk (4.5 points, 34th among AL batters) to the Diamondbacks and C.J. Cron (4.2 points, 41st among AL batters) to the Red Sox.
The Chicago White Sox lose 23.2 points from 63.6 at the end of 2023 to 40.4 for the 2024 preseason, falling from 27th to 30th and last place. The White Sox notably lost Mike Clevinger (10.4 points, 23rd among AL pitchers) to free agency and Dylan Cease (10.0 points, 25th among AL pitchers) to the Padres.
The Minnesota Twins lose 19.8 points from 106.7 at the end of 2023 to 86.9 for the 2024 preseason, falling from 12th to 19th place. The Twins notably lost Kenta Maeda (11.1 points, 17th among AL pitchers) to the Tigers and Sonny Gray (10.4 points, 20th among AL pitchers) to the Cardinals.
Prominent player changes
Only one player ranked among the overall top 10 in Box-Toppers points for 2023 changed teams in the offseason—that was Shohei Ohtani, moving from the Angels to the Dodgers. His 19.4 Box-Toppers points ranked third overall, second among AL pitchers and first among AL batters.
Blake Snell was the highest-ranking player to change teams from an NL team in 2023. Snell, whose 14.7 Box-Toppers points was 12th overall in 2023, sixth among NL pitchers, is joining the Giants in 2024. Among other player moves including Snell, the Giants only make a net gain of 1.8 Box-Toppers points from the end of 2023 (91.7) to the preseason 2024 total (93.5), moving them up from 17th to 15th place.
The list of Box-Toppers’ top 15 players changing teams for 2024 includes 14 pitchers and just one batter—Juan Soto, whose 9.0 points ranks among 11th among players changing teams. He moves from the Padres (where his 9.0 points in 2023 was sixth among NL batters) to the Yankees. Among players moves including Soto, the Yankees had a net loss of 14.0 points from 2023 (92.1) to 2024 (78.1), falling from 16th to 24th overall. The decline ranks sixth-biggest among all teams.
Remaining free agents
As of March 24, here are the remaining top unsigned free agents, ranked by their 2023 Box-Toppers point total:
Julio Urias, starting pitcher, 11.0 Box-Toppers points in 2023 with the Dodgers, 16th among NL pitchers.
Jordan Montgomery, starting pitcher, 10.4 points in 2023 with the Rangers, 21st among AL pitchers.
Mike Clevinger, starting pitcher, 10.4 points in 2023 with the White Sox, 23rd among AL pitchers.
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