The World Baseball Classic is underway, leaving most major league rosters ripe with opportunity. Also with some soft spots. The stats could get weird for a little while here. We’re always taking spring outcomes with a grain of salt anyway, but it can be tough when a guy I like for a breakout like Twins RHP Taj Bradley cruises through four scoreless innings against a Yankees lineup with four regulars. 

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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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Merry RCL and Razzslam season, Razzballers! Hopefully, your drafts are moving along smoothly or, at least, not going completely off the rails. If you’ve already drafted or you are still preparing, tell me how it went/how it’s going in the comments. I jumped into my first RCL draft of the year with the March 1 […]

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Three weeks into the 2026 college baseball season, and no pre-draft rankings yet, Hobbs!? Again, my mother, calling down to the basement from the kitchen as I watch a third rerun of Breaking Bad Season 3, Episode 12 (Half Measures) while eating a fourth meatball Hot Pocket. As I burn my chin on steamy marinara, I turn my visage to my laptop screen and realize I have been finished for six weeks but forgot to hit send, and now have compiled seven missed text messages from Truss. So, away we go, unveiling the top-five college prospects for the 2026 MLB Draft, without bias, and without groupthink to give you an idea of who you really should be looking at for first-year player drafts despite all the hullabaloo out there.

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Twins RHP Mick Abel (24) bullied a lineup built mostly of backup Braves, recording six strikeouts in three scoreless innings. I don’t care much about the lineup, actually, because Abel looked excellent, spotting a 97 mile an hour fastball and sweepy slider time after time. He got taken out into the field a bit in 2025, but it was just 39 innings, and the jump from Triple-A to the major leagues proves difficult for pretty much every prospect these days. 

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