Top Fantasy Hitters After a Week: Kyle Tucker, Aaron Judge, Eugenio Suarez, Shohei Ohtani, Wilyer Abreu and More
Looking at the top hitters in several stats in the early going of the regular season.
We looked at the top fantasy hitters back on Monday, and are now back with another update as every team has added another series of games, at least.
Stats are pulled from the MLB site, while fantasy baseball numbers I include are from ESPN. Let's dive in!
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Most Fantasy Points
Chicago Cubs' Kyle Tucker is the top fantasy hitter so far, tallying 54 points. New York Yankees' Aaron Judge is the only other hitter over 50 points, sitting at 51.
Arizona's Eugenio Suarez is a distant third with 39 points. Los Angeles Dodgers' Shohei Ohtani is next at 37 points.
San Diego's Fernando Tatis Jr. and Boston's Wilyer Abreu are each at 35 points. Toronto's Andres Gimenez sits at 33 points.
LA Dodgers' Tommy Edman and Baltimore's Cedric Mullins are at 32 fantasy points each so far. Philadelphia's Kyle Schwarber is at 31 points, while Cubs' Seiya Suzuki and St. Louis' Lars Nootbaar are at 30 points each.
Most Hits
Tucker leads the MLB with 12 hits so far. He had four doubles and five doubles among those hits, along with 11 RBIs, eight walks, two stolen bases, 10 runs scored and six strikeouts.
Suzuki and Tatis are second with 11 hits each. Suzuki has four homers and two doubles among his knocks, along with 11 RBIs, four walks, seven runs scored and 17 strikeouts. Tatis has a double and homer among his hits, along with five RBIs, four walks, five stolen bases, seven runs scored and just one strikeout.
Boston's Kristian Campbell, Judge, Miami's Otto Lopez, San Diego's Manny Machado and Jackson Merrill, Nootbaar and Ohtani are all at 10 hits.
Campbell has four doubles and two homers already. He also has tallied four RBIs, four walks, six runs scored and five strikeouts.
Judge has five home runs and three doubles, along with 15 RBIs, three walks, a stolen base and 11 runs scored. He's struck out seven times.
Lopez has two homers among his knocks. He also has recorded three walks, one stolen base, seven RBIs, five runs scored and three punchouts.
Machado has three doubles, two walks, four stolen bases, two RBIs, five runs scored and three strikeouts. Merrill has accumulated two homers, a double, two walks, eight RBIs, five runs scored, four strikeouts and has been caught stealing once.
Nootbaar has two homers among his 10 knocks. He also has five RBIs and walks, seven runs scored and three strikeouts.
Ohtani had three homers and a double among his hits. He also has seven walks, three RBIs, two stolen bases, 11 runs scored and six punchouts.
Most Home Runs
Judge and Suarez are tied at five home runs each.
Suarez has just six knocks on the season, with his other hit being a double. He has 11 RBIs, four walks, a stolen base, seven runs scored and six strikeouts.
New York Yankees' Jazz Chisholm Jr. and Anthony Volpe, Edman, San Francisco's Wilmer Flores, Schwarber, Suzuki and Tucker all have four homers.
Chisholm has seven total hits on the season, with his other three being singles. He also has eight RBIs, two walks, one stolen base, six runs scored and 10 strikeouts.
Volpe has five hits total, with the other being a single. He has eight RBIs, two walks, six runs scored and seven strikeouts.
Edman has nine total knocks for the season. He has seven RBIs, one walk and stolen base, six runs scored and just four punchouts.
Flores has five hits, with his other knock being a single. He also has accumulated 10 RBIs, a walk, four runs scored and four strikeouts.
Schwarber has eight total hits, including a double. He has eight RBIs, a walk, seven runs scored, six strikeouts and was caught stealing once.
Most RBIs
Judge's 15 RBIs lead the MLB so far.
Mullins, Arizona's Geraldo Perdomo, Suzuki, Suarez and Tucker are all at 11 RBIs, while Flores is the only other guy in double figures with 10.
Mullins has eight hits on the season, including three home runs and a double. He has two walks and stolen bases, five runs scored, six strikeouts and was caught stealing once.
Perdomo has eight total hits as well, including one homer and double. He has a walk and stolen base, three runs scored and two punchouts on the season.
Most Stolen Bases
Pittsburgh's Oneil Cruz leads the MLB with six stolen bases. Tatis is second with his five stolen bases.
Pittsburgh's Isiah Kiner-Falefa, Machado and St. Louis' Victor Scott II are all at four stolen bases.
Cruz has two homers among his six hits on the season. He's also walked six times, scored four runs, drove in four and struck out on seven occasions.
Kiner-Falefa has seven singles on the season, along with four walks, an RBI and two runs scored. He's struck out just three times.
Scott has a double and homer among his eight knocks. He also has two walks, five RBIs, four runs scored and five punchouts.
Most Runs Scored
Judge and Ohtani are tied atop the MLB runs scored leaderboard with 11 each. Tucker is the only other one in double digits with his 10 runs.
Chicago Cubs' Matt Shaw has scored nine times, while Gimenez has eight runs scored. Abreu, Cincinnati's Matt McLain, Nootbaar, Schwarber, Suzuki, Suarez and Tatis are next with seven runs each.
Shaw has a double and homer among his seven hits on the season. The rookie also has five walks, three RBIs and 11 strikeouts.
Gimenez has eight hits on the season, including two doubles and three homers. He has added six RBIs, three walks, a stolen base, while striking out four times and being caught stealing once.
McLain has three homers and a double among his six hits. He also has five RBIs, two walks, a stolen base and 11 punchouts.
