As Director of Pro Scouting, I lead a talented group of evaluators as we break down future stars. You can find me at random California League games throughout the season!
What a season for Maikel as he was an all-around player this year. He is 4 HR away from a 20/20 season. He has put it all together and has proven he is a must-add in fantasy for years to come.
Jazz has become one of the premier fantasy options in 2025, and ever since he has been a Yankee, he has shown off his dynamic offensive ability. He handles the New York pressure well and as long as he is healthy, he is a must have in fantasy baseball.
Horton left this early due to back tightness. After the game, he stated, "In between innings, my breath started to bother me. Just wanted to get on top of it early ... rather than keep going and potentially harm the next start." Looks to make his final start for fantasy managers this weekend.
Even though Matthews has had his ups and downs in 2025, he is an MLB starter who presents intriguing upside. He has hard-breaking stuff behind a high success rate in the minors. Definitely a late-round arm that could win leagues next year!
My favorite pitching prospect from 2023 ( yes I liked him more than Eury Perez) is in full breakout mode in 2025 and is providing fantasy managers with QS + K upside. Williams is a fun player to watch as he competes on the mound with extreme spin on all of his pitches. He has had a nice start to his career and is looking to be a household name in the pitching department.
Harris is back to his old self and ending 2025 on an extremely high note. Now at 19 HR tallying 85 RBI on the year, he can be a 25+ HR bat if he stays consistent.
After coming off a 4-hit game vs Baltimore, Rice continues to stay hot at the dish. He is a legitimate power bat with 30+ HR upside. He has a .444 AVG over his past 7 games and is a lethal option at both catcher/1B.
Elly HR in championship week !! Fantasy managers haven't got the chance to enjoy a full De La Cruz breakout in 2025, but if he can be a league winner this week, he will go down in the history books. Over his last 7 days, he is batting .353/.500/.765.
Even though the strikeouts have been an issue for Cowser, he still presents plenty of upside for fantasy baseball. He will continue to be a mid level high reward player with HR upside. His. home run cam lefty vs lefty.
Rumfield has always been someone I think can be one of those random first-base prospects that pop off when they are in their 30s. He is your classic power-over-hit first-base type.
Unfortunately, Snelling pitched well, outside of leaving two balls over the heart of the plate. Otherwise, he pitched rather well in his "break back" (like a breakout but combined with a bounce-back) campaign. Snelling projects out as a perfectly solid mid-rotation starter.
As Director of Pro Scouting, I lead a talented group of evaluators as we break down future stars. You can find me at random California League games throughout the season!
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As Director of Pro Scouting, I lead a talented group of evaluators as we break down future stars. You can find me at random California League games throughout the season!
Director of Dynasty Content - Canadian born and raised, moved to Arkansas with my wife and two sons Ezra and Ari. Followed and played baseball my whole life; played dynasty for 25+ years.
A Giants fan living in San Diego, been playing fantasy baseball since 2005 and dynasty since 2021. Started the Dynasty Baseball Pickups podcast in June 2023 and joined Prospects Live in March of 2024.
Dynasty player of 10+ years. Helping you find the building blocks of your championship rosters as a co-host on the Dynasty Baseball Pickups podcast since mid-season 2023, joined Prospects Live at the start of 2024.
Director of Dynasty Content - Canadian born and raised, moved to Arkansas with my wife and two sons Ezra and Ari. Followed and played baseball my whole life; played dynasty for 25+ years.
