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While the players take the week off during the All-Star break, those of us here at Razzball get no break, so welcome back to another Up-and-Coming Dynasty Player entry.

This week I am highlighting left-handed pitcher Jake Bennett. Bennett has had a very production rookie season with the Boston Red Sox and has been a bright spot in the Boston rotation. He does not wow anyone with his fastball, but he gets hitters out and that is the name of the game when it comes to pitching.

Let’s dive in and take a look at Bennett, an up-and-coming dynasty player.

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Welcome back, everyone. I hope you had a relaxing Fourth of July weekend.

The season is now past the halfway mark, which means we should all know the holes we have in our teams and are now trying to fill them. Obviously a trade can fill that hole, but finding the right partner is not always easy. Which means you can try to add via the waiver wire, where there are some quality up-and-coming dynasty players just waiting to be added to your team.

One of those players is Cole Carrigg of the Colorado Rockies. Right now he is rostered in only 23% of ESPN leagues and 33% of Yahoo leagues. Even in Fantrax leagues, which is heavy with dynasty leagues, he is rostered in only 67% of leagues. Carrigg is a player who can help your right now, but he is also a player who should help you win games for years to come.

Let’s dive into Cole Carrigg.

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Good day, everyone, and Happy Fourth of July!

This week I turn my eye west and on pitcher Gage Jump of the Philadelphia/Kansas City/Oakland/Sacramento/Future Las Vegas Athletics. Guess if we wait long enough, they will end up back east.

Like many younger players these days, Jump attended college and then had a quick run through the minors before making their major league debut. At the time he was recalled from the minors, Jump was not having a great season at Triple-A Las Vegas as he was 0-2 with a 4.50 ERA and 1.474 WHIP, thanks to allowing 8.5 hits per nine innings and 4.7 walks.

But the A’s saw more than the stats and promoted him and he has since been a solid member of the rotation.

Let’s take a look at Gage Jump, and up-and-coming dynasty player.

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Hello everyone, welcome back to another entry of the featured Up-and-Coming Dynasty Player.

Another week is in the books, and after highlighting one top prospect last week who I consider will be an outstanding player for years to come, I figured I would continue the trend and highlight a player who was the top overall selection in the 2024 draft.

Travis Bazzana is not a player who has been sneaking up on people.  He was the first player to hear his named called the night of the 2024 draft and he has been producing on the field ever since and he entered the 2026 season ranked as the #22 prospect by Baseball America, #20 by MLB and #24 by Baseball Prospectus.

So like we do every week, let’s dive in and learn a little more about Bazzana.

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Hello everyone, I hope the day is going well for you.

Last week I teased writing about Braden Montgomery when I was writing about Sam Antonacci. I know he is not the most exciting player to read about, but every winning dynasty team needs players like Antonacci. But I get it – he’s not a household name and doesn’t make any get upset that you snagged him.

Montgomery, on the other hand, is an exciting player that everyone is talking about. He has power, he can hit and he can run. There is a lot to like about the newest White Sox rookie.

So let’s dive in and take a look at Braden Montgomery, an up-and-coming dynasty player.

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Welcome back, everyone.

The Chicago White Sox recently recalled one of their top prospects to The Show, so this week I figured it would be a good time to talk about him and the impact he will have in fantasy baseball. Let’s say hello to Sam Antonacci!

(Wait, did you think I was talking about Braden Montgomery? Silly you. Let’s wait a little before talking about him.)

Antonacci is making a name for himself with the White Sox, but if you didn’t know who he was before this season, no one can blame you.

Time to dive in and take a deeper look at Antonacci.

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Welcome back, everyone.

Last week I looked at Chase Burns of the Cincinnati Reds as an Up-and-Coming Dynasty Player. This week I figured since I already discussed one Reds player, lets discuss a second Reds player.

Sal Stewart burst onto the MLB scene last year when he hit five homers in 18 games and slugged .545. Not a bad way to introduce yourself to Reds fans. With that performance, fantasy owners were excited to see what Stewart would do this year, and so far he has been solid, hitting 12 homers and driving in 37 in 61 games. That is a pretty solid pace of 32 homers and 98 RBI for the season with 26 steals.

So let’s dive in and take a deeper look at Stewart.

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Good day, everyone.

I’m kind of taking the easy way out this week when it comes to highlighting and up-and-coming dynasty player. That is because Chase Burns is not up-and-coming. He fits the parameters in that he is young (23) and barely established as a major league pitcher.

But he has arrived and is showing why he was one of the top pitching prospects in baseball ahead of the 2025 season and needed less than one full season in the minors before reaching the majors with the Cincinnati Reds.

So let’s take a look at why Burns is an up-and-coming dynasty player.

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Good day, everyone. I’m back from vacation and the first order of business is to get back to letting you know who I think is an up-and-coming dynasty player.

As the season progresses, a host of players are starting to come to the forefront as players who should be added to your team. One of those players is Spencer Arrighetti of the Houston Astros.

When it comes to the Astros, not a lot has gone right for the team this year. One of the few bright spots has been Arrighetti, a right-handed pitcher now in his third season with the club.

So let’s take a look at why Arrighetti is an up-and-coming dynasty player.

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Whether you are an experienced dynasty baseball player or new to the whole thing, it is pretty easy to spot the future stars, such as a Kevin McGonigle or Konnor Griffin, to build your team around. Plenty of lists exist that rank the top prospects and then simply watching young players will give you all the information you need to know about which young studs to target.

If you are able to land these young players, your team will be looking good for many years to come. But what if you don’t land them for whatever reason? Don’t fret, because there are always hidden gems to be found – a player who may not help you immediately but could be a key player in a year or two.

I believe Brice Matthews is one of those hidden gems. Now 24, he has not set the world on fire during his brief major league career. But the tools are there for him to break out.

Let’s take a look at Mr. Matthews

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Looking for a young Up-and-Coming Dynasty pitcher? Well, I have a player in mind.

Say hello to JR Ritchie, the rookie pitcher for the Atlanta Braves. The right-hander has made two starts in the majors so far, but he entered the season ranked as a top 100 prospect and has look more than ready to help fantasy owners this season.

Let’s take a look at Ritchie.

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The goal in fantasy baseball is to collect as many of the best players as possible in order to dominate your league and win the title. 

But guess what? That is the goal of probably every other player in your league, making it pretty much impossible to attain your goal. So the next best thing is to be quick on the draw and grab as many of the overlooked players that you can as they are often the key to winning. 

One such overlooked player is Landen Roupp of the San Francisco Giants. Roupp is 27 years old, so he is not some fresh-faced rookie suddenly making a name for himself. Instead he is in his third season with the Giants and suddenly making a name for himself.

Let’s dive in and examine the pride of Rocky Mount, North Carolina.

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