Scott Pianowski updates fantasy baseball rankings for June 15
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 15, 2026, 4:46 PM
Last updated Jun 15, 2026
Fantasy baseball analyst Scott Pianowski released his updated rest-of-season rankings for June 15, highlighting key risers and fallers. Among the risers, James Wood of the Nationals is noted for his offensive potential, while Royce Lewis of the Twins has made an impressive return, hitting.379 in eight games. Logan Webb of the Giants also shows promise following his recovery from injury. Conversely, Austin Riley from the Braves is struggling with injuries and performance, and Dansby Swanson of the Cubs is facing issues with breaking pitches. Cole Ragans from the Royals is experiencing setbacks with his elbow injury, complicating his status for the season.
- •James Wood is highlighted as a major riser for the Nationals.
- •Royce Lewis has hit.379 since returning to the Twins.
- •Logan Webb shows strong performance in his last three outings.
- •Austin Riley is struggling due to injuries and performance issues.
- •Cole Ragans faces an elbow setback impacting his season.
- 4:46 PMYahoo Sports — Fantasy Baseball Rest-of-Season Rankings: Scott Pianowski's updated risers and fallers as of June 15
"Fantasy baseball analyst Scott Pianowski updates his rankings for the middle of June.
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