Sunday's Outfielder Value Rankings

Here are theScore's outfielder value rankings for Sunday, June 19 (all stats exclude Saturday's games):

Value Rankings
C | 1B/DH | 2B | SS | 3B | OF | SP

Top Options

With the A's sending Eric Surkamp and his disastrous 8.07 ERA to the mound, the sky is the limit for the Angels' bats, including their offensive catalyst, Trout. Though his recent struggles have been well-documented, this plus matchup gives him plenty of value.

Saunders is on a tear of late, crushing four homers with nine RBIs in his last two games - including a game on Friday night against the Orioles where he went 3-for-5 with three long balls. He remains an terrific option even with his swiftly rising price.

Anytime you can nab Harper at a discount, he's a staple in tournament lineups and even though he has a tough matchup against Padres LHP Drew Pomeranz, all signs are pointing toward him heating up; as he has registered back-to-back multi-hit games.

Betts' salary is very affordable, considering his exceptional .327 BABIP throughout June. He has hit 14 long balls already this season and continues to produce at an absurd rate.

Mid-Tier Targets

The elite duo of Marlins outfielders have a bit of contrarian status to their names Sunday night, as they face Rockies' rookie southpaw Tyler Anderson. Ozuna and Yelich are both batting over .300 against LHP this season although their counting stats suggest they lack power.

Kemp is 3-for-6 against the Nationals throughout their current series and is coming off a daunting matchup against staff ace Max Scherzer. He'll have a better matchup against LHP Gio Gonzalez, who has a tendency to be knocked around by right-handed bats.

The Phillies offense isn't much of DFS gold mine, but Herrera has been a diamond in the rough this year. He's solidified himself as the team's table-setter for the near future, but his ceiling is capped by a lineup filled with mediocrity.

On most DFS sites, anytime Stanton has a multi-hit game, or even a hit for that matter, his price will skyrocket. Since his cost continues to decline like his uninspiring production at the dish, he and his extremely low-floor should only be considered in GPPs.

Nothing to See Here

Peralta has missed the last three games with back tightness, and is unlikely to start. If he does, he and the Diamondbacks' hitters have a juicy matchup against inexperienced Phillies RHP Zach Eflin, who only lasted two innings in his major league debut.

Marte is likely to miss his fourth consecutive game with a facial injury, so it's best to stay away from him even if he does play.