We love all our rankings of course, but if we were allowed to have favorites, the mid-year prospect rankings might be the one who gets an extra scoop of ice cream. Since we published our pre-season rankings in March, over half of our top 25 have graduated off the list.

Don’t you love the flow of the baseball year? The dreams in the off-season, the rising hopes of Spring Training, the constancy of the season, and the thrill of pennant races and postseason? On the dynasty calendar, we overlay that with the ranking seasons, FYPD, pre-season, and the oft-overlooked mid-season

We love all our podcasts the same, but this is the one that gets to stay up late and watch TV while the other ones go to bed, it’s the JTR30! Drew (NL) and Chris (AL) nominate their pick for the most overlooked prospect in each organization. This episode has

JTR30, noun, Abbrev. For “Join The Ranks 30” The Join the Ranks Podcast list of the most overlooked prospect in each MLB organization based on rostership in Fantrax Fantasy Baseball Leagues. As we prepare to debut the 2026 version of my favorite feature of the Join The Ranks podcast this

And now, the moment you’ve all been waiting for (except our loyal donors who have had this for several weeks), the public reveal of The Dynasty Guru’s Top 200 Prospects for 2026!!!

As the nation thaws out from the winter’s harshest deep freeze, The Dynasty Guru brings you the Consensus Top 45 Third Base Prospects, with comments from Brian and Daniel Labude. Grab a seat by the fire, sip your hot chocolate, and enjoy tiers three and four.

Time for the July update of the JTR30, a list of the most overlooked prospects in each organization. Chris and Drew split up the leagues and find players who are rostered on less than 20% of Fantrax Leagues but should be rostered more than that. Listen and find out who’s

Time for the June update of the JTR30, a list of the most overlooked prospects in each organization. Chris and Drew split up the leagues and find players who are rostered on less than 20% of Fantrax Leagues but should be rostered more than that. This update is like a

Time for the May update of the JTR30, a list of the most overlooked prospects in each organization. Chris and Drew split up the leagues and find players who are rostered on less than 20% of Fantrax Leagues but should be rostered more than that. In this update, Drew shares

It’s back!  Our most popular feature, the JTR30, a list of the most overlooked prospects in each organization. Chris and Drew split up the leagues and find players who are rostered on less than 20% of Fantrax Leagues but should be rostered more than that.  Feel free to comment or