Fantasy

Each Friday, we’ll take a fantasy-oriented approach. Our first installment focuses on three sleepers to target in your dynasty leagues.

Here are the top 20 rookies primed to break through and make an impact in 2020, plus another 10 rookies to watch.

Griffin Canning blends fastball velocity, power breaking stuff and feel for a changeup that give him high upside potential in the Angels’ rotation.

Our first comprehensive draft guide ranking first-year players—2019 MLB draft picks and international signings—ahead of dynasty league drafts.

The astute dynasty player is always looking for value, and these 14 prospects could be at their lowest value—and lowest acquisition cost—right now.

You already know about the top prospects available in dynasty drafts. These 15 players can help you conquer the later rounds.

Targeting these hitters and pitchers who excelled in August and September could make you look smart in 2020.

The tradition of prospects gaining MLB experience in September will be curbed in 2020. What does that mean for fantasy players?

Prospect all-stars for August, plus a bevy of pop-up prospects from the 2019 draft and recent international signing classes.

A look at players likely (or unlikely) to be called up in September.

Assessing the likelihood of callups for prospects in each NL organization.

This week’s podcast focuses on prospects Francisco Alvarez, Aaron Bracho and Alexander Ovalles, among others.

Brand new midseason 2019 prospect rankings, listing the top 30 in each MLB organization.

We shine a light on a number of top performers in the minors in July, including a number of short-season and Rookie-level standouts.

Ten low-level minor league prospects who have it both ways by making frequent contact and inflicting frequent damage.

Want to find successful closing options in fantasy? Look for relievers who have starting experience in pro ball.

The stock report brings you prospect all-stars, including the Padres’ MacKenzie Gore, and surging players to place on your dynasty radar.

Rays lefthander Brendan McKay had one of the best months among pitching prospects in May.

Just as in real life, Casey Mize was the No. 1 overall pick in many dynasty drafts. That sort of prospect scope is a major appeal of the format.