We are just three weeks into the minor league season, but believe it or not, we can already start to make sense of some of the statistical data coming in on tomorrow’s top prospects. Savvy dynasty leaguers like you and I are chomping at the bit trying to find the next

Remember me? I started a series back in November on post-hypers, sleepers, and breakout candidates for the upcoming 2017 season. Now that our annual rankings are complete, ending with our Top 500 Dynasty Players, which you can find here, it’s time to pick back up with our regular content as

Welcome! Hope you are enjoying your New Year. Here are the previous links to the series: Jan. 9: Breakout Middle-Infield Prospects Jan. 1: Sleeper Middle Infielder Prospects Dec. 23: Post-Hype Middle Infielders Dec. 12: Breakout Catcher Prospects Dec. 5: Sleeper Catcher Prospects Nov. 28: Post-Hype Catchers If you are new

Here are the previous parts to the series: Jan. 1: Sleeper Middle Infield Prospects Dec. 23: Post-Hype Middle Infielders Dec. 12: Breakout Catcher Prospects Dec. 5: Sleeper Catcher Prospects Nov. 28: Post-Hype Catchers If you are new here, be sure to check those out first for a more proper introduction. I

Here are the previous parts to the series: Dec. 23: Post-Hype Middle Infielders Dec. 12: Breakout Catcher Prospects Dec. 5: Sleeper Catcher Prospects Nov. 28: Post-Hype Catchers I do not want to spend too much time on a long intro since there are several sleeper middle infield prospects to discuss, so let’s get to it!

For those who do not know me, I have had the pleasure of writing for The Dynasty Guru for a little over a month now. I am doing a series on sleepers, breakouts, and post-hype candidates at each of the main prospect positions (catchers, middle infielders, corner infielders, center fielders, corner outfielders, starting

Two weeks ago, I began a series on sleepers, breakout, and post-hype prospects, starting with Post-Hype Catchers and continuing last week with Sleeper Catchers. This week, we will be discussing catching prospects who have the potential to become some of the top prospects in their respective organizations, and perhaps all of baseball if they can continue to

Last week, I started a series on sleepers, breakout, and post-hype prospects, starting with Post-Hype Catchers. A sleeper is someone who is underrated, who other owners are ‘sleeping’ on. It is not someone who is ‘asleep’ and ready to ‘wake up,’ which are called breakouts and are next week’s topic. Unlike last week, all of these guys are considered

It’s everybody’s favorite time of year! No, not the holidays, I’m talking about prospects list season! This is the beginning of a series on sleepers, breakout, and post-hype prospects, starting today with post-hype catchers. These are guys who may or may not have exceeded rookie status (130 Major League at-bats) but who aren’t

Earlier this month, fellow TDG writer Matt Pullman highlighted five short-season hitters to watch who may still be flying under-the-radar in your dynasty league even after excellent 2016 campaigns. There are several equally exciting pitching prospects that are worth keeping track of as they perhaps make their full-season debuts next season,