Fantasy Baseball Trade Value Chart: H2H and Roto Rankings

Updated Fantasy Baseball trade values as of June 11, 2026, place Shohei Ohtani at the top of both H2H and Roto formats. According to the trade values chart, managers should prioritize trades where the returning point value exceeds the value of players given up to build championship rosters.

The system operates on a point-comparison basis. Managers identify the value of the players they are trading away and compare that total to the value of the players they receive. A trade is considered favorable if more points return to the manager than are surrendered.

How do the trade values work?

The process is not an exact science. If values are close, the chart suggests managers make the trade if they personally prefer the returning player.

The chart warns against lopsided trades involving a high number of players on one side. Trading multiple low-value players—described as “three quarters, two dimes, and a nickel”—for one high-value “dollar” player typically does not yield positive results for the party receiving the smaller pieces.

Did You Know? Any player not explicitly listed on the trade values chart is treated as having very minimal trade value.

Who are the most valuable players in 2026?

Shohei Ohtani holds the highest value in both formats, with a 52 in H2H points and a 48 in Roto/categories. In H2H leagues, Juan Soto, Jose Ramirez, and Bobby Witt follow closely with values of 48 each.

For Roto leagues, Bobby Witt shares the top spot with Ohtani at 48, while Jose Ramirez and Juan Soto follow with values of 46. Other high-value assets include Julio Rodriguez (44 H2H / 44 Roto) and Corbin Carroll (44 H2H / 43 Roto).

Expert Insight: Samantha Carter notes that the risk in “trading change” lies in the loss of roster flexibility. While the point totals may align on paper, the manager receiving multiple low-value assets may struggle to maintain a cohesive lineup compared to the manager acquiring a single elite talent.

What is the difference between H2H and Roto values?

While many top players remain consistent, some values shift between Head-to-Head (H2H) points and Roto/categories formats. For example, Kyle Schwarber holds a value of 47 in H2H but drops to 38 in Roto.

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Conversely, players like Junior Caminero see a slight increase in Roto value (38) compared to H2H (37). These charts also function as rest-of-season rankings for both league formats.

What may happen next for roster construction?

Managers may use these updated rankings to adjust lineups based on recent standout performances and injuries. A possible next step for owners is to identify players with declining values to trade for ascending assets before their point totals rise further.

Because the rankings are updated weekly, values for players like Paul Skenes (34 H2H / 31 Roto) or Tarik Skubal (32 H2H / 27 Roto) could fluctuate based on upcoming game results.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I determine if a trade is a good value?
Compare the point value of the players you give up against the point value of the players you receive; if you receive more points than you give, the trade is considered a good value.

Can these charts be used for something other than trades?
Yes, the values can be used as rest-of-season rankings for both H2H points and Roto/categories formats.

What happens if a player is missing from the chart?
Players not listed on the chart are treated as having very minimal trade value.

Do you prefer targeting a single elite player or accumulating multiple mid-tier assets to fill roster gaps?