MLB designated hitters pyramid
Each MLB team's top DH on its depth chart. Stack MLB designated hitters into a pyramid of four to seven levels, with room for only one at the peak.
Fill every level to submit your ranking (31 spots left).
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28 to place · each level holds only what fits
ACAdrian Del Castillo#25
DH · ARI
Brent Rooker#25DH · ATH
Drake Baldwin#30C · ATL
Coby Mayo#163B · BAL
Roman Anthony#19LF · BOS
Andrew Benintendi#23DH · CHW
Jo Adell#7RF · CLE
Adael Amador#12B · COL
Eduardo Valencia#32DH · DET
Isaac Paredes#153B · HOU
Salvador Perez#13DH · KC
Mike Trout#27CF · LAA
Shohei Ohtani#17DH · LAD
Kyle Stowers#281B · MIA
Christian Yelich#22DH · MIL
Trevor Larnach#9LF · MIN
Mark Vientos#271B · NYM
Ben Rice#22DH · NYY
Kyle Schwarber#12DH · PHI
Ryan O'Hearn#29RF · PIT
Luis Campusano#12C · SD
Bryce Eldridge#8DH · SF
Dominic Canzone#8DH · SEA
Ivan Herrera#48DH · STL
Yandy Diaz#2DH · TB
Justin Foscue#142B · TEX
Sean Keys#20DH · TOR
James Wood#29RF · WSH
Top MLB designated hitters — November 2026
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How a pyramid works
A pyramid ranks in levels. The top level has one spot, the next has two, and each level below holds a few more.
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Each MLB team's top DH on its depth chart.
Every pick and every finished ranking here counts toward the top MLB designated hitters for November 2026.
How to make yours
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