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Over the last couple of weeks, I’ve heard lots of industry chatter about Ozzie Albies and Anthony Volpe. Both have had disappointing seasons, and when established names underperform their draft price in any given season, I’m usually ready to jump in to draft them at the next season’s discount. Prior to this week, though, I wasn’t completely sure how I felt about Albies and Volpe for next year, so I decided to take a closer look at their numbers. Here’s what I found.

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It’s a late-season prospect frenzy on the Razzball Fantasy Baseball Podcast! Grey and B_Don break down a flurry of recent call-ups, including Bryce Eldridge (Giants), Trey Yesavage (Blue Jays), Moises Ballesteros (Cubs), Connelly Early (Red Sox), and Denzer Guzman (Angels). We dig into their minor league numbers, fantasy relevance, and whether they can make an […]

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The 2025 fantasy baseball season is nearing its close, and while some managers are laser-focused on championship week, many of us have already shifted our eyes toward 2026 draft boards. This is the time of year when frustrations and regrets from the spring resurface, especially with the players who were selected in the early rounds but never lived up to their billing. A handful of big names that once carried heavy draft capital instead carried the burden of inconsistency, forcing managers into endless lineup debates and second-guessing every start or sit decision. This week our hitter profiles spotlight those maddening players who seemed to have the talent on paper but tested the patience of fantasy managers all summer long. The question now is whether these disappointing seasons are simply bumps in the road that can lead to value rebounds or whether they signal long-term declines that should push these players down draft boards. Not every disappointing year turns into a career spiral, just as not every rebound can match the kind of revival Trevor Story has delivered in 2025. Our goal is to separate the names worth buying back into from the ones that will leave you chasing past glory and regretting it again in 2026.

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Colorado Rockies starting pitcher—wait, what? Seriously? Well, alright then, let’s do this! Colorado Rockies starting pitcher slash heartthrob Kyle Freeland shut down the San Diego Padres for eight dominant innings, allowing just two hits and striking out ten for his fourth win of the year. Coors is a Freeland now! Denverites rejoice! The southpaw, who […]

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The last time I put out a rankings list was nearly 2 months ago as we were coming out of the All-Star Break. At that time, I was still hesitant to fully buy in when it came to players who have had unexpectedly good or bad seasons. Well, we’re running out of games to play, so maybe it’s time I come around on some players. As a result, you’ll see some fairly significant movement up and down this week’s ranks. 

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