MLB: Outfielder Power Rankings

The 2025 MLB season is 80% completed. Positional power rankings have changed throughout the season, but many players have stayed at the top of their respective positions. With around 20% of the season remaining, there is plenty of time for players to ascend into the rankings or fall out of the top ten. The final weeks of the season always produce exciting production. Below are the 2025 Week 24 top 10 power rankings for outfielders:

1. Aaron Judge, New York Yankees

Judge looked to have the American League MVP Award wrapped up before suffering a right elbow injury in late July. The issues caused him to miss 10 games, and the Yankees lost six of them. He returned on August 5th but has struggled throughout August, posting a batting average (100 points) and OPS (674 points) below his season averages. His elbow may be contributing to his rough month, but Judge has been MLB’s best outfielder throughout the season, reaching 40+ home runs and 95+ RBI for the fourth time in his career.

2. Riley Greene, Detroit Tigers

The 24-year-old outfielder has followed up last season’s breakout year with better numbers in 2025. Greene has been Detroit’s offensive leader throughout the season, playing a key role in Detroit’s comfortable division lead. The Detroit outfielder is on pace for 40+ home runs and 100+ RBI.

3. Juan Soto, New York Mets

Soto’s first season with the Mets has seen him produce solid power numbers while setting a career high in stolen bases. His slash line is below his career average numbers, and this is attributed to his strikeout rate being higher than his career average. However, Soto is on pace for his second consecutive, and second time, season with 40+ home runs and 100+ RBI.

4. Taylor Ward, Los Angeles Angels

Last season, Ward had a breakout year and is following it with an even better 2025 season. The outfielder is one of the few bright spots for a last-place Angels team. Ward is on pace to end the season with 40+ home runs and 100+ RBI.

5. Pete Crow-Armstrong, Chicago Cubs

In his second season, Crow-Armstrong is having a breakout campaign, but is part of an offense that has struggled since the All-Star break. The biggest surprise to his monster season is his power. It is an unexpected but gladly welcomed surprise. Pete Crow-Armstrong is on pace to end the season with 35 home runs, 95 RBI, and 40 stolen bases.

6. James Wood, Washington Nationals

In his first full season, at 22 years old, Wood has shown his superstar potential. He’s on pace to end the season with 30+ home runs and 90+ RBI. James Wood is Washington’s superstar for the foreseeable future.

7. Jo Adell, Los Angeles Angels

Adell’s abilities weren’t translating well during his first few stints in the Majors. He was striking out frequently and having a hard time adjusting to Major League pitchers. He started to look more comfortable last season, and he’s having his breakout in 2025. He’s on pace to end the season with 35+ home runs and 90+ RBI.

8. Kyle Stowers, Miami Marlins

Stowers was having a breakout campaign, projecting to reach 35 home runs and 90 RBI. Unfortunately, he suffered an oblique strain on August 17th, jeopardizing the remainder of the season. His strong season gives Miami a glimpse of hope entering 2026.

9. Corbin Carroll, Arizona Diamondbacks

Carroll entered the season with back-to-back seasons reaching 20+ home runs and 70+ RBI. He’s put together a strong 2025 campaign and will end the season with career highs in hits, home runs, RBI, and OPS. Arizona is having a rough season, but Carroll is their star for the future.

10. Byron Buxton, Minnesota Twins

Buxton entered the league with great potential, but several injuries delayed a breakout season, followed by consistent production. The Minnesota outfielder has stayed healthy this season and will reach the second-most games played in his career. He’s already reached a new mark of RBI and will undoubtedly set career highs in home runs and stolen bases.