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by: Grey
Sometimes, I’ll be wrapped in my Cardinals blanket, the one I take out on cold days, with Willie McGee’s face stitched on the front to scare off people, and Keith Hernandez on the back (which sits by my butt crack, because I don’t have a cocaine butt) — there is no Mets Keith Hernandez, by […]
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by: The Itch
1. C Rainiel Rodriguez | 20 | AA | 2027
Comfortably among the best hitting prospects in the game, Rodriguez is listed at 5’10” 197 pounds with a quick right-handed cut. If you’ve been around a while, you’ll know the next sentence refers to this human being larger than his listed weight. He’s already generating easy power to all fields, and St. Louis has promoted him quickly, but with their catcher position stacked several studs deep, they’ve got several decisions to make in short order. Rodriguez is forcing the issue on the field, slashing .324/.417/.574 in 115 games across two levels. That’s the kind of bat you don’t handcuff to some dream of topside defensive value, but Rodriguez can really play the position, and this is the perfect organization to mix him in behind the plate while his bat develops against major league pitching.
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by: Toolsy
I am shifting gears this week and focusing on some very early rankings for 2027. I will start with a list of the top 50. The rankings are subjective, based on what I saw this season. They rely heavily on present value but factor in growth or decline. I am playing to win, so I […]
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Pete Crow-Armstrong generates power from you thinking he looks like Problem Child. He generates power from you thinking a ginger can’t go in the sun like he’s a Gremlin. He generates power from his freckles! You cannot stop him, you can only hope if the sun reflects off him, that the reflection doesn’t hit you […]
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If you’ve reached this point of the season, you know what the stakes are. Pretty much everybody reading this is in contention for their fantasy championship, and it’s essentially a two-week season at this point. That means draft stock and past statistics really don’t matter. It’s all about getting these players right for the final […]
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by: Dan Pants
The Brewers asked the baseball world to hold their beers on Friday night while they brewed up a blowout, and switched from pounding beers to pounding the Cincinnati Reds to the tune of a 20-0 shut out on twenty-three hits, and four home runs. This was somehow Milwaukee’s second twenty run shut out this year […]
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by: B_Don
The prospect cavalry continues to arrive. Ethan Salas is up with the Padres, Michael Arroyo is heading to Seattle, and Carlos Jorge ran around the minors stealing bases like it was copper wire from at a construction site. We’ll talk about what to actually expect from these guys in fantasy, because “top prospect” and “immediate […]
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Going outside my house in Staten Island in the 103-degree heat to put a little Luis Garcia Jr. (3-for-5, 3 runs, 2 RBIs and his 28th homer, hitting .287) jersey on my baby Jesus in my nativity set and calling inside, “How’s that Ma?” Ma screams back, “LuGaJu! LuGaJu! Now put a little Ben Rice […]
Please, blog, may I have some more?Corbin Carroll had two of Arizona’s FIFTEEN hits last night as the D-Backs did their best impression of the worst hosts in baseball with a 9-0 thumping of Nick Lodolo and the Cincinnati Reds. The Snakes were biting in Arizona as Gabriel Moreno (2-for-5, 1 RBI, 5th SB), Geraldo Perdomo (3-for-5, 2 R, 1 RBI), […]
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Saw an open house on RedFin recently of the Rockies’ front office. You enter from the parking lot into the lobby, which was built to resemble a giant ear canal. Then you travel into the main workspace, where the office and personnel is supposed to be and it was designed to appear to be a […]
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by: Jakkers
Every dynasty league has it’s own rules and roster system, so many of the top prospects in baseball are already snatched and rostered when they reach the majors. But that doesn’t take the fun out of seeing some of the top young players in the game make it to The Show, because for dynasty players, it means a past investment in a player could finally be paying off.
One of those top young players we have all been following is Joshua Baez of the St. Louis Cardinals.
Perhaps no prospect has raised their stock more than Baez this season. An athletic player who has shown great power potential, Baez put everything together this season and forced the Cardinals to promote him last week and insert him into the lineup.
Let’s take a look at Baez and why he is an up-and-coming dynasty player.
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by: Mike Couillard
In our 152nd episode, Mike Couillard and Jeremy Brewer discuss Joshua Baez’s history making debut, the latest round of injuries, and a Japanese star set to come stateside. Then we analyze what players could have an outsized impact on the 2026 Playoffs and are worthy of card purchasing in advance of possible price spikes. You can find […]
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