The name of the game is getting in early. Right? Is there a better feeling than finding a player you believe in, and watching him succeed? I know it’s the part of playing dynasty baseball I enjoy most, and I’d wager that most of you enjoy it as well. So,

The name of the game is getting in early. Right? Is there a better feeling than finding a player you believe in, and watching him succeed? I know it’s the part of playing dynasty baseball I enjoy most, and I’d wager that most of you enjoy it as well. So,

The name of the game is getting in early. Right? Is there a better feeling than finding a player you believe in, and watching him succeed? I know it’s the part of playing dynasty baseball I enjoy most, and I’d wager that most of you enjoy it as well. So,

The Roundtable is back! This week, Ken, Joe, Sam, and I quickly review some players who have struggled so far in 2022 and how we are handling on our dynasty rosters. Thanks for reading!

Every week, our writers here at The Dynasty Guru will be bringing you some quick-hit musings about a particular topic so you, the reader, can get a blast of info from a bunch of different writers with some passionate opinions. This week, our staff members dish on some hot starts

Every week, our writers here at The Dynasty Guru will be bringing you some quick-hit musings about a particular topic so you, the reader, can get a blast of info from a bunch of different writers with some passionate opinions. This week, our staff members lay out some relief pitchers

The name of the game is getting in early. Right? Is there a better feeling than finding a player you believe in, and watching him succeed? I know it’s the part of playing dynasty baseball I enjoy most, and I’d wager that most of you enjoy it as well. So,

Every week on Fridays, our writers here at The Dynasty Guru will be bringing you some quick-hit musings about a particular topic so you, the reader, can get a blast of info from a bunch of different writers with some passionate opinions. This week, our staff members lay out their

Background A 6’2” 229LB righty, Bednar did not get drafted out of high school but spent two years with Mississippi State University. He pitched only 24 games in college but capped his career off with six no-hit innings in the championship-clinching game and winning the college world series Most Outstanding

Lonnie White Jr, OF, Pittsburgh Pirates (64th overall 2021 FYPD) A three-sport star in high school, the Pirates lured White to sign with them rather than play wide receiver in college. He’s very athletic and toolsy, but also raw, many feeling he’ll benefit from focusing on baseball only going forward.