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If you read my posts regularly, you know by now that I have an aversion to young pitchers. Some of them are outstanding from the start, but the majority need time to learn their craft.

Well, it looks like Jack Leiter has finally learned his craft, turning himself into a pitcher and not just a thrower off the mound. His first taste of the majors in 2024 did not go well. Last season he had his ups and downs, especially during the first half of the season.

But the Rangers stuck with him and the more experience he got, the better he became. The success he had in the second half of the 2025 season has carried over into 2026, making Leiter an up-and-coming dynasty player.

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Good day, everyone, and welcome back to another Up-And-Coming Dynasty Player post. 

The player I am featuring this week has actually been around for a while as he made his debut in 2023. Say hello, again, to Jordan Walker.

The slugging Cardinal burst onto the scene with a very nice rookie season in 2023, only to fall out of favor with most fantasy owners due to back-to-back horrific seasons in 2024 and 2025.

But Walker is off to a great start and I don’t think this is just a lucky streak. I think it is a case of Walker finally figuring things out.

So let’s take a look at Jordan Walker.

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With the baseball season started and drafts and auctions completed, we now enter the season of “finding the hidden gem” or “next great young player.”

Some players are not hidden gems and are already the next great young player. Players in that category or players like Kevin McGonigle or JJ Wetherholt, but if you don’t know about them by now, then you aren’t paying any attention to players when it comes to dynasty baseball. I’ll go out on a limb here – they are studs. If you have one or both of these players, keep them unless an offer is made to you that is simply too good to pass up.

If you don’t have one of those two players, good luck getting them.

Then there are some players who are highly rated prospects but may not getting as much buzz as they should. One of those players, I feel, is Carson Benge of the New York Mets.

So let’s talk about the team’s rookie right fielder.

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Welcome back, readers. And welcome back baseball!

It’s a glorious weekend as baseball has started and we can finally watch real games and dive into our fantasy rosters in earnest. Everyone’s drafts or auctions are over and now it is time to scour the waiver wire or other team’s rosters to find the hidden gems out there. And there are always hidden gems – some are just harder to find than others.

While last week I featured a not-so-hidden gem in Jac Caglianone, this week’s player may not be one who has grabbed your attention. Well, Mike Burrows should grab your attention.

Let’s find out why.

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Hello, everyone, and welcome to the first entry of Up-and-Coming Dynasty Players for the 2026 season.

The players I will feature over the course of the season are players  I think could help your team this season but should help your team in 2027 and beyond. Some players are well known, others may be a bit more obscure.

The first player I am going to feature is Jac Caglianone of the Kansas City Royals. Let’s put him in the well known category. The sixth overall pick in the 2024 draft, Caglianone sailed through the minors enroute to making his MLB debut last year. This is what I said about Caglianone last June when he joined the Royals:

It has not taken long for Caglianone to fly through the Royals’ system. In fact, it took him less than a year since being drafted last year. Depending on what source you look at, scouts grade his power as a 70 to 80. No matter what it really is, it shows just how much power Caglianone has and should produce at the MLB level.

He has all the tools to be a top homer run hitter while providing a solid batting average and OBP. A first baseman and pitcher in college, the Royals started playing him in left and right field last year and continued to do that this year to give him more versatility. He will likely get some starts at first base, right field, and DH.

If it is not obvious by now, this is a player you want. If you already have him, fantastic. Keep him unless someone offers you Fort Knox for him. If you don’t have him, you’d better jump on the waiver wire and get him. 

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Good day, everyone.

Today’s post is simple – an all-in-one cheat sheet of the 400 players I have ranked. As the weeks have passed, some of the players ranked have been suspended, injured or traded, which obviously either helps or hurts their value. But that just means you can remove them from the rankings yourself or make whatever adjustments you need to make. I’m going to leave them where I ranked them earlier.

Additionally, the little blurbs about each player (or mostly each player) are not going to be found here. For those awesome nuggets of wisdom, you can go to the individual rankings I produced.

With that said, enjoy the entire rankings.

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With The Doors in the mind, this is the end – the end of my countdown of the 2026 Dynasty Baseball Rankings. I started at No. 400, and after weeks of highlighting a number of players, we have reach the end – the final 25!

No need to drone on about how great and awesome these rankings were as everyone has agreed with every player I ranked at every! Consider this a service from me to you! Okay, enough of this lie, here is a quick breakdown of the positions and ages of the players:

SP: 3
SP/DH: 1
1B: 2 | 3B: 2 | SS: 3 | IF: 1
LF: 2 | CF: 3 | RF: 6 | OF: 2
Ages 20-24: 10
Ages 25-29: 12
Ages 30-34: 3

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Good morning, afternoon or evening – depending on when you are reading this. Welcome back to the second-to-last entry for the 2026 Dynasty Baseball Rankings. We started at No. 400 and now I will be featuring the players ranked from No. 50 to 26. 

Here is a quick breakdown of the positions and ages of the players:

SP: 7
1B: 2 | 2B: 2 | 3B: 1 | SS: 6
LF: 2 | CF: 1 | OF: 2
IF/OF: 1
C: 1
Ages 20-24: 3
Ages 25-29: 16
Ages 30-34: 6

Looking at the information above, it is easy to see how I like to build my team early in the draft – load up on the top pitchers and get a top shortstop or two, or three.

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Hello everyone and welcome back to another entry of the 2026 Dynasty Baseball Rankings. Baseball is back and all is right with the world, except for where it isn’t but let’s not dwell on that.

Instead, lets dwell on the 25 players I have ranked this year between No. 75 and 51. There is a solid group of starting pitchers ranked below as well as infielders overall, with most of those players being first baseman.

Here is a quick breakdown of the positions and ages of the players:

SP: 9
1B: 5 | 2B: 1 | 3B: 1 | SS: 2 | IF: 1
LF: 2 | OF: 3
Ages 20-24: 2
Ages 25-29: 11
Ages 30-34: 9
Ages 35+: 3

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Can you smell what’s floating in the air? That’s right, it is the smell of baseball.

We are only days aways from the official start of spring training, and with Opening Day getting closer and closer, so too is my countdown of the 2026 Dynasty Baseball Rankings toward the top player. After starting at No. 400, the countdown is finally turning inside the top 100 as I feature players ranked 100 to 76.

Here is a quick breakdown of the positions and ages of the players:

SP: 8
C: 3 | 1B: 3 | 2B: 2 | 3B: 2 | SS: 2 | IF: 1
CF: 1 | RF: 1 | OF: 2
IF/OF: 1
Ages 20-24: 2
Ages 25-29: 15
Ages 30-34: 8
Ages 35+: 0

The first thing you notice with the positional breakdown is the fact that there are a lot of positions represented in this group. The only position group not showing up is a left fielder and relief pitcher. And I can let you know now there will be no more relievers showing up in my rankings.

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Hello, everyone, and welcome back to another edition of the 2026 Dynasty Baseball Rankings. With January out of the way, we are now counting the days until the start of the spring training and the wonderful sounds of baseball being played.

We are also close to being inside the top 100 when it comes to these rankings as today’s group of players are those ranked from 125 to 101. This grouping has a little bit of everything.

Here is a quick breakdown of the positions and ages of the players:

SP: 6 | RP: 3
1B: 1 | 2B: 1 | C: 1 | IF: 1
LF: 3 | CF: 3 | RF: 1 | OF: 3
IF/OF: 2
Ages 20-24: 2
Ages 25-29: 14
Ages 30-34: 8
Ages 35+: 1

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Welcome back, everyone. I hope everyone is finally thawing out from the winter weather. If not, all I can say is stay warm and I am glad that I do not live in the northern states! If it hits the 20s here the world ends!

While we deal with whatever the weather wants to throw our way, the 2026 Dynasty Rankings continues with its countdown. This week I highlight the players ranked from No. 150 to No. 126.

Here is a quick breakdown of the positions and ages of the players:

SP: 2
C: 3 | 1B: 1 | 2B: 3 | 3B: 1 | SS: 4 | IF: 1
LF: 5 | CF: 1 | RF: 2 | OF: 1
IF/OF: 1
Ages 20-24: 6
Ages 25-29: 10
Ages 30-34: 9
Ages 35+: 0

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