New year, same series. Still Grinding through each position analyzing players whose stocks are up or down. Identifying guys who should be risers or fallers, and players you should know about as you gear up for drafts and trades during this non-existent off-season. This week we’re looking at outfield! These

  The Dynasty Guru Extravaganza! Pt. I: Trades Hello friends! Welcome to a 2 part off season episodes! (3:00) Rangers/A’s/Rays trade:  Jurickson Profar and the impact on Franklin Barreto (10:08) Dodgers/Reds trade: Yasiel Puig, LF Matt Kemp, LHP Alex Wood, SS Jeter Downs. Impact:  Harper to LA? What to do

Happy New Year’s Eve! What better way to ring in the new year than with nearly 6,500 words about outfield prospects?! Like shortstop, outfield is a deep position in baseball, attracting both speedy, elite defensive players and plodding sluggers. A step above the defensive spectrum from first base and often

Christmas is the unofficial opening day for novice NBA fans. In Dynasty Leagues it has become a time to honestly asses where your team stands.  We are already 10 weeks into the campaign, which makes us almost to the halfway mark of the fantasy regular season. This post isn’t for

Like shortstop, outfield is a deep position in baseball, attracting both speedy, elite defensive players and plodding sluggers. A step above the defensive spectrum from first base and often an easier assignment than the infield, outfield contains a large and diverse group of players. As such, the list of outfield

Shortstop is arguably the most important and valuable defensive position in baseball. As such, major league organizations often attempt to develop as many shortstop prospects as possible. Consequently, the list of shortstop prospects is expansive; so expansive it warrants two separate articles. Part 1 explores the cream of the crop,

He we are again! Grinding through position by position, seeking players whose stocks are up or down. I’m running through position by position to find guys I expect to be risers and fallers, or the guys I think you should know about as you gear up for drafts and trades

Shortstop is arguably the most important and valuable defensive position in baseball. As such, major league organizations often attempt to develop as many shortstop prospects as possible. Consequently, the list of shortstop prospects is expansive; so expansive it warrants two separate articles. Part 1 explores the cream of the crop,

Keaton and Jake discuss the top 600 with resident rankings guru Jesse Roche. To all the fans of the pod, please rate and review us on your iTunes or Stitcher app. Every bit helps! League Transactions Josh Donaldson to Atlanta (3:00) CJ Cron, Tampa Bay/Minnesota (4:30) James Paxton traded to

Strong arms and big power predominate at third base. Lacking enough range for shortstop, third base prospects linger on the edge of the defensive spectrum. One false step and a third base prospect moves to first base or a corner outfield position. Nonetheless, third base prospects are often extremely valuable

Strap yourself in! We’re back at it! I’m back, analyzing the 2018 season to see what players are going to be climbing up or falling down draft boards in 2019. I’m running through position by position to find guys I expect to be risers and fallers, or the guys I

Second base is the land of misfit shortstops. Be they too small, too large, too weak-armed, or too immobile, these players fell down the defensive spectrum and landed at second base. However, this does not mean second base prospects cannot hit or hit for power. While second base is presently