Ben Diamond, Nick Doran, and Tyler Baber are joined by Jack Cecil to discuss the back half of the top 500 dynasty baseball midseason player rankings. Then they discuss Jack’s top 100 dynasty baseball prospects. Nick has hot takes, Ben still believes in Jake Arrieta, Jack gets feisty about certain

Byung-Ho Park, Jesus Montero, Zack Cox, Danny Hultzen. Unless you play in a ridiculously deep -ONLY League…you know what? No, this HAS to stop. Minor league rosters are still littered with these names and more, prospects from years gone by. Perhaps a steep price was paid to acquire their services

Tom Trudeau, Ben Diamond, Nick Doran and Tyler Baber discuss The Dynasty Guru midseason Top 500 Dynasty Baseball rankings including: Billy Hamilton Nolan Arenado Paul Goldschmidt Jose Altuve Trea Turner Xander Bogaerts Joey Votto Starling Marte Miguel Sano Clayton Kershaw Aaron Judge Andrew Benintendi Giancarlo Stanton Christian Yelich Gregory Polanco

The Sunday before the All-Star Game is symbolic for two very different reasons. At it’s simplest, it’s the end of the first “half” of the season and the agreed-upon time to reflect and digest what we have been given over the last three-plus months by the baseball gods. It’s an

The All Star Break is almost here. At this point, you know exactly what type of team you have. You know your team’s strengths and weaknesses. You know if you have a shot at the top spot in roto, or the playoffs in H2H. If you reside at the top

Last month, Jack Cecil wrote a great article outlining the dearth of impact, cornerstone prospects in the 2017 draft. The takeaway was that higher picks in dynasty drafts this year will have lower relative value compared to other years – namely 2018 – due to the lack of any truly

The Brewers have been in the spotlight thanks to their hot start to sit atop the N.L. Central. Eric Thames and Eric Sogard have stolen the spotlight with surprising performances, but others on the team have had standout performances without nearly the same fanfare.  

In the age of launch angles, lowered hands, and exit velocity, sometimes all it takes is some muscle to emerge offensively. Whit Merrifield started his MLB career via the 2010 Amateur Draft. He was taken in the 9th round with very little fanfare. You hear about ‘level-per-year’ players, but Whit

Tim Beckham’s career has been a large disappointment for the Rays and his fantasy owners.  There were high expectations for him after being taken with the number one overall pick in the 2008 draft, but prior to this season–nearly ten years after the draft–he’d accrued all of 1.2 fWAR as one

Fantasy owners have started to see some of their long stashed and scouted prospects hit the major leagues for the first substantial amount of time this season. This article will examine some of the better prospects who have had enough playing time to make evaluations on how they will perform