MLB regular season is upon us (even though Opening Day is technically still more than a week away), and it's time for us -- on pain of termination -- to rank the top 100 players in baseball. The rankings you'll soon be thundering about to the uncaring heavens above and double-birding are based upon reasonable expectations for 2025,

We separated the best 100 non-pitchers into different levels to see who reigns supreme. Then we let MLB talent evaluators weigh in.

Life is good for Shohei Ohtani right now as the centerpiece of MLB's opening series in Tokyo this week, top star for the reigning World Series champion Los Angeles Dodgers and one of the highest-paid players in the sport.

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In our last group article, we got a look under the hood at some of the players the Rotoworld Baseball staff has drafted the most going into the 2025 MLB season. It was an opportunity to see which players we're planting our flags on for this year.

Identifying undervalued talent is essential to gaining an edge in fantasy baseball, and pinpointing starting pitcher sleepers can be the key to building a championship-winning roster. Although elite aces dominate early draft boards,

Shohei Ohtani is widely regarded as the best player in Major League Baseball. He's among many Japanese stars who have left to play in North America.

Los Angeles Dodgers' Teoscar Hernandez, left, Tommy Edman, center, and Shohei Ohtani (17) talk as they stand on the field during team introductions before an MLB Tokyo Series baseball game