As Spring Training camps gear up, the focus shifts to the 2025 MLB season, with ESPN's Buster Olney leading the charge in ranking the top players at each position. Today, we spotlight the best corner outfielders, ranked based on their expected performance for the upcoming season rather than their long-term potential or career achievements.

Key Players and Analysis

1. Aaron Judge, New York Yankees: Despite the departure of Juan Soto, Judge's move back to right field could mitigate some impact. His 2022 season was historic, boasting a 223 adjusted OPS+.
2. Juan Soto, New York Mets: Soto's first season with the Mets is highly anticipated, having secured a record-setting contract. He is expected to reach career hit No. 1,000 early in the season.
3. Kyle Tucker, Chicago Cubs: Tucker is poised for a breakout season, which could position him as one of the next $400 million players in the league.
4. Ronald Acuna Jr., Atlanta Braves: Recovering from knee surgery, Acuna aims to return to form as one of the most explosive players in the majors.
5. Corbin Carroll, Arizona Diamondbacks: Overcoming a sophomore slump, Carroll remains a significant contributor with runs scored and stolen bases.
6. Fernando Tatis Jr., San Diego Padres: Tatis continues to evolve as a hitter, showing remarkable dynamism, especially in the postseason.
7. Jarren Duran, Boston Red Sox: Last season's standout for the Red Sox, Duran led the majors in doubles and triples.
8. Steven Kwan, Cleveland Guardians: Known for his impressive OPS+ and developing power, Kwan is becoming a formidable presence.
9. Christian Yelich, Milwaukee Brewers: After a season-ending injury in July, Yelich is expected to bounce back strong for 2025.
10. Jackson Chourio, Milwaukee Brewers: Chourio made a significant impact in his rookie year, showing promise with his bat and speed.

Honorable mentions include Mike Trout, Teoscar Hernandez, Riley Greene, Anthony Santander, Lawrence Butler, and Ian Happ, all of whom continue to make substantial impacts in their respective teams.

This ranking reflects not just past performances but a forward-looking view of what these athletes are expected to bring to the 2025 MLB season. Stay tuned as we continue to unveil top players at other positions in the coming weeks.