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The FanHouse staff has had some time to ponder over our initial fantasy baseball rankings (which you can view by clicking here), so now it's time for the updated version -- no drawn out tables, just down and dirty rankings. We will elaborate on significant moves after the ranks. Like first base, there are several guys here eligible for other positions. Third is a bit more shallow than first, so someone like Mark Reynolds is usually of better use here, but third is still deeper than second -- so move Gordon Beckham to the middle the first chance you get. One interesting movement within the position has come toward the top. We have slightly bumped David Wright over Evan Longoria. It seems the further we get away from last season, the more we believe it was relatively fluky. But would you really entrust him with a first round pick after 2009? Tough call ...
1. Alex Rodriguez, Yankees
2. David Wright, Mets
3. Evan Longoria, Rays
4. Ryan Zimmerman, Nationals
5. Mark Reynolds, Diamondbacks
6. Kevin Youkilis, Red Sox
7. Aramis Ramirez, Cubs
8. Pablo Sandoval, Giants
9. Chone Figgins, Mariners
10. Gordon Beckham, White Sox
11. Michael Young, Rangers
12. Chipper Jones, Braves
13. Ian Stewart, Rockies
14. Alex Gordon, Royals
15. Jorge Cantu, Marlins
16. Adrian Beltre, Red Sox
17. Brandon Wood, Angels
18. Kevin Kouzmanoff, A's
19. Chase Headley, Padres
20. Miguel Tejada, Orioles
21. Martin Prado, Braves
22. Edwin Encarnacion, Blue Jays
23. Mark DeRosa, Giants
24. Casey Blake, Dodgers
25. Mark Teahen, White Sox
26. Jhonny Peralta, Indians
27. Garrett Atkins, Orioles
28. Casey McGehee, Brewers
29. Troy Glaus, Braves
30. Placido Polanco, Phillies
31. Scott Rolen, Reds
32. Brandon Inge, Tigers
33. Andy LaRoche, Pirates
34. Ty Wigginton, Orioles
35. Mike Lowell, Red Sox
36. Brett Wallace, Blue Jays
37. David Freese, Cardinals
38. Pedro Feliz, Astros
39. Juan Uribe, Giants
40. Mat Gamel, Brewers
41. Adam Kennedy, Nationals
42. Maicer Izturis, Angels
43. Jerry Hairston, Padres
44. Brendan Harris, Twins
45. Jake Fox, A's
46. Josh Fields, Royals
47. Blake DeWitt, Dodgers
48. Pedro Alvarez, Pirates
49. Geoff Blum, Astros
50. Jeff Keppinger, Astros
• Gordon is slightly on the rise (three spots), and that's mostly due to myself slotting him 12th. You can read why by clicking here.
• Brandon Wood is also moving up (four spots), and that's mostly due to R.J.'s feelings on the youngster. You can read those by clicking here.
• Really, the overwhelming majority of the shifting here was by three spots or less, so we don't really have anything major to report just yet.
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