All 40-man Rosters Matched On Updated Google Sheet (new Reds play all 3 NL East leaders)

We matched up all 30 teams 40-man rosters, as well as players on the 60-day DL (who do not appear on the 40-man roster), and found 16 pitchers and 40 batters we needed to move from one team to another. Here is the updated Statis-Pro projected cards if you want to check our roster to see if you have players on the right team or make a card for a new player who does not have a printed card.Our recommendation is the get printed cards here and then pick whichever card in the last three years is closest to the projection on this sheet if a player is having a great or terrible year.

(see note at bottom for latest games, with Braves moving into first in NL East)

We ranked the 16 batters in order, mainly based on the OPS their Statis-Pro card should produce over time - but moving strong baserunners and fielders like lightning fast Jarrod Dyson and Billy Hamilton up. The top late pickup in the game is the Phillies pickup of Corey Dickerson from the Rays. He is a cleanup type hitter with home runs on 32 to 36 (5 of 64 numbers) and enough walks to generate a .796 OPS. He also has the strongest arm possible (T5) and is an excellent overall Leftfielder (CD4 puts him behind only a few CD5s). Dyson and Hamilton have two of the seven On Base Running A and Speed (base stealing) AA to give incredible pinch runners and defensive replacements despite lighter bats.

Rnk	Batter	New Team	OPS	OBR/SP	Cht	HR	Old Team	CD
1	Corey Dickerson	Phillies	0.796	C/D	LP	32 to 36	f Rays	T5, LF-4
2	Asdrubal Cabrera	Nationals	0.756	D/E	SN	28 to 33	f Rangers	SS-1 2b-1 3b-2
3	Yonder Alonso	Rockies	0.745	D/E	LN	25 to 28	f White Sox	1b-3
4	Jonathan Lucroy	Cubs	0.712	D/D	RN	28 to 32	f Angels	TA, C-4
5	Derek Fisher	Blue Jays	0.710	A/A	LP	22 to 26	f Astros	T4, RF-2 LF-3
6	Jarrod Dyson	Diamondbacks	0.656	A/AA	LN	28	f Twins	T5, CF-4LF-4
7	David Freese	Brewers	0.711	D/E	RN	27 to 31	f Dodgers	1b-1 3b-4
8	Joe Panik	Mets	0.704	C/D	LN	33	f Giants	2b-4
9	Freddy Galvis	Reds	0.688	B/B	SN	28 to 32	f Blue Jays	SS-4
10	Billy Hamilton	Braves	0.615	A/AA	SN	26 to 27	f Royals	T5, CF-4
11	Nick Martini	Padres	0.684	C/D	LN	28	f A's	T3, LF-2
12	Adeiny Hechavarria	Braves	0.644	C/D	RN	32	f Mets	SS-4
13	Mauricio Dubon	Giants	0.643	D/D	RN	26 to 27	f Brewers	ss, CD2
14	Beau Taylor	Blue Jays	0.625	C/C	LN	24 to 25	f A's	All-1 (E10)
15	Andrew Velazquez	Indians	0.572	D/D	NN	None	f Rays	ss, CD2
16	Anthony Bemboom	Angels	0.542	D/D	NN	None	f Rays	C, CD2

The 40 pitchers who moved are ranked mainly by ERA, though starters are moved ahead of relievers because they are more valuable for more innings. Therefore the two relievers with a projected ERA low enough to get a PB: 2-8 (we play PB: 2-9 is the best while some play PB: 2-10) therefore rank second and third behind Zack Godley - who can give many more innings with the next best and above-average PB: 2-7.

Rnk	Start	ERA	Pitcher	New Team	Old Team	R/L	PB
1	SP	3.71	Zack Godley	Blue Jays	f Diamondbacks	RHP	PB: 2-7
2	RP	3.48	Chris Martin	Braves	f Rangers	RHP	PB: 2-8
3	RP	3.58	Ryne Stanek	Marlins	f Rays	RHP	PB: 2-8
4	SP	3.98	Kevin Gausman	Reds	f Braves	RHP	PB: 4-7 (7)
5	SP	4.20	Zac Gallen	Diamondbacks	f Marlins	RHP	PB: 4-7 (6)
6	RP	3.72	Brad Wieck	Cubs	f Padres	LHP	PB: 2-7
7	RP	3.78	Brad Brach	Mets	f Cubs	RHP	PB: 2-7
8	RP	3.78	Sam Dyson	Twins	f Giants	RHP	PB: 2-7
9	SP	4.42	Logan Allen	Indians	f Padres	LHP	PB: 2-6
10	RP	3.95	Mike Montgomery	Royals	f Cubs	LHP	PB: 4-7 (7)
11	RP	4.01	Matt Wisler	Mariners	f Padres	RHP	PB: 4-7 (7)
12	RP	4.04	Jacob Barnes	Royals	f Brewers	RHP	PB: 4-7 (7)
13	RP	4.06	Jared Hughes	Phillies	f Reds	RHP	PB: 4-7 (7)
14	RP	4.07	Wilmer Font	Blue Jays	f Mets	RHP	PB: 4-7 (6)
15	RP	4.11	Blake Parker	Phillies	f Twins	RHP	PB: 4-7 (6)
16	RP	4.13	Tony Cingrani	Cardinals	f Dodgers	LHP	PB: 4-7 (6)
17	RP	4.26	Peter Fairbanks	Rays	f Rangers	RHP	PB: 4-7 (6)
18	RP	4.27	Homer Bailey	Athletics	f Royals	RHP	PB: 4-7 (6)
19	RP	4.33	Wes Parsons	Rockies	f Braves	RHP	PB: 2-6
20	RP	4.42	Ty Blach	Orioles	f Giants	LHP	PB: 2-6
21	RP	4.48	Edubray Ramos	Padres	f Phillies	RHP	PB: 2-6
22	SP	4.84	Kolby Allard	Rangers	f Braves	LHP	PB: 2-4 (5)
23	SP	5.13	Corbin Martin	Diamondbacks	f Astros	RHP	PB: 2-4 (5)
24	SP	5.25	Edwin Jackson	Tigers	f Blue Jays	RHP	PB: 2-4 (5)
25	RP	4.49	Javy Guerra	Padres	f Nats	RHP	PB: 2-5
26	RP	4.49	Yacksel Rios	Pirates	f Phillies	RHP	PB: 2-5
27	RP	4.51	Donnie Hart	Mets	f Brewers	LHP	PB: 2-5
28	RP	4.56	Daniel Hudson	Nationals	f Blue Jays	RHP	PB: 2-5
29	RP	4.56	Eduardo Jimenez	Tigers	f Phillies	NHP	PB: 2-5
30	RP	4.57	Burch Smith	Giants	f Brewers	RHP	PB: 2-5
31	RP	4.59	Ryan Dull	Yankees	f A's	RHP	PB: 2-4 (5)
32	RP	4.61	David McKay	Tigers	f Mariners	RHP	PB: 2-4 (5)
33	RP	4.63	Matt Magill	Mariners	f Twins	RHP	PB: 2-4 (5)
34	RP	4.65	Casey Sadler	Dodgers	f Rays	NHP	PB: 2-4 (5)
35	RP	4.65	Aaron Brooks	Orioles	from A's	NHP	PB: 2-4 (5)
36	RP	4.68	Cory Gearrin	Yankees	f Mariners	rhp	PB: 2-4 (5)
37	RP	4.85	Nick Ramirez	Tigers	f Phillies	NHP	PB: 2-4 (5)
38	RP	4.86	Brock Stewart	Blue Jays	f Dodgers	RHP	PB: 2-4 (5)
39	RP	4.87	Neil Ramirez	Blue Jays	f Indians	RHP	PB: 2-4 (5)
40	RP	4.91	Roenis Elias	Nationals	f Mariners	LHP	PB: 2-4 (5)

The the Braves, Phillies and Nats all tied in 1st at 34-26, we put them against the Reds - and their newer cards for former Indian Bauer, former Blue Jay Galvis, and rookie phenom Aquino. If not for a collision between Aquina and Winkler to cost them a game against the Phillies, the Reds would have gone 9-9 against the three. Instead, they went even against the Nats and Phils and the Braves took a 4 games to 2 edge to move into first at 38-28.

Results of all games and current standings here.

Win			Loss			Notes
atl	keuchel	8	cin	castillo	3	reds 1st of 6 home games vs ATL, Was and Phil (tied 34-26 atop NL East) was 8-3 loss, but senzels 2b in bottom of 8th and barnhardt rbi 1b to score pr Iglesias cut it to 7-3 to avoid sweep. braves 4 extra base hits in 1st, 15 total hits
cin	Bauer	3	phi	Velazquez	0	Bauer allowed only 3 baserunners in shutout, striking out 13 to knock Phillies out of tie in first. Scoreless tie brok in 9th by Suarez 3-run homer, and newcombers Aqhina (rookie pheom) and Galvis (former Blue Jay) both had hits in big 7th.
cin	Wood	3	wash	Scherzer	1	With Scherzer tiring in 1-1 duel in 7th inning with Wood, Suarez singled and Barnhardt homered for 3-1 final. Scherzer RBi single after Suzuiki double, then former Blue Jay Galvis sac fly made it 1-1 in second.
wash	fedde	9	cin	Castillo	5	Suarez two homers helped Reds get to extra innings, but Eaton's 10th inning grandslam homer gave the Nats a split in the series. Closer Rosenthal got win after 1-2-3 bottom of 9th.
Phil	Nola	5	Cin	Gray	4	Closer Igelsias entered with 2 outs, 2 on in 8th to wrap up 4-3 lead to beat Phillies again, but z-play collisionbetween Aquina and Winkler in right center gave Realimuto game-winning 2-run double.
Atl	Soroko	3	cin	Wood	1	Reds split six games with Phillies and Nats, letting Braves move into 1st in NL East at 38-28 with 2nd straight win over Reds to break 3-way tie. Passed ball by Barnhardt led Freeman score and Albies reached on rare error on Voto for 2nd unearned run, but Barnhardt's 9th inning double helped Reds put winning run on base before Minter saved it.