Fantasy Baseball Week 12 Trade Values: Ohtani Leads
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- Trade values chart is refreshed each week to incorporate the latest injuries, standout performances, and other developments, helping fantasy baseball managers make informed lineup decisions.
- Shohei Ohtani leads the H2H points trade‑value list with a value of 52, the highest among all players for the rest of the 2026 season.
- Juan Soto is second on the H2H chart with a value of 48, tied with Jose Ramirez and Bobby Witt for the second‑highest H2H value.
- Mike Trout appears at rank 52 on the H2H chart with a value of 21, indicating a relatively low trade value compared with top‑tier players.
- Bobby Witt tops the roto trade‑value chart alongside Shohei Ohtani, both assigned a value of 48, making them the most valuable in category leagues.
- Jacob deGrom is listed at rank 29 on the roto chart with a value of 23, reflecting a drop from his previous elite status.
- Kyle Schwarber holds a value of 47 on the H2H chart, ranking sixth and highlighting his DH role's impact on trade value.
Why it matters: Fantasy baseball managers now have a concrete, weekly‑updated benchmark for comparing player value, allowing them to spot undervalued assets and avoid lopsided deals; the updated rankings can shift trade activity, benefitting owners who act on the data while penalizing those who rely on outdated valuations.
