Depending on the format and players' ability to stay healthy for the majority of the season, the second base position in Fantasy baseball goes about 10 deep with quality starters. Then, there's a solid group of players who can start at second base for Fantasy teams if needed while also backing up other lineup slots thanks to multi-position eligibility. But the real question is what to do with Max Muncy, who ended last year with a torn UCL in his non-throwing arm but is pushing to play on Opening Day. Will the risk of re-injury push him down in fantasy drafts?

So how should you attack the position heading into your draft? I've done several mock and real snake and salary cap drafts heading into the 2022 MLB season, and I'm here to share the things I've learned so far. If you're a regular subscriber to SportsLine, you probably know me from dominating NFL picks for years, but did you know I actually got my start in sports media as a fantasy baseball analyst? I even finished No. 1 among all experts for my draft rankings the first year FantasyPros tracked MLB expert accuracy on their site.

Let's dive into the second base position with my tiers and talk about which players I'm more bullish on than the consensus. You can also check out my other positional ranking tiers at the links below.

More tiered rankings: C | 1B | 2B | 3B | SS | OF | SP | RP

Where's the cut line for targeting a second baseman in drafts? And which sleeper second basemen could provide HUGE value? ... Join SportsLine right now to see R.J. White's tiered second base rankings, all from a proven Fantasy baseball analyst!