And the Grand Finales of our Mid-Season Updates, the Top 500 Lists! Today, we present the Top 500 for dynasty points leagues, compiled by Nate Sweet. Later this week we will publish the composite Top 500 OBP list. Enjoy, and as always, tell us what you think!

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

Chris Knock and Drew Klein switch their “too early” hot-start hot-takes to pitchers at all levels, even though only one of us got that memo. Then, the two guys with microphones tell major league general managers which 2025 draftee minor league assignments were too high, too low, or just right.

Chris Knock and Drew Klein predict which deep list prospects will climb up the rankings this season and why fantasy managers should be paying attention to them now. We throw in a few bold predictions about the ABS system, Alec Manoah, and Mark DeRosa. We also let you know what

Chris Knock and Drew Klein play a game of Would You Rather with players from The Dynasty Guru Top 200 Prospect Ranks. Beyond the rankings, what role do proximity to the majors, injury history, organization development reputation, and just plain gut feelings play when we have to make a forced

Welcome, once again, to The Dynasty Guru’s pièce de resistance: our Top 500 Dynasty Ranks for OBP leagues! Per our usual style, the T500 OBP List is the work of multiple rankers. I teamed up again this year with my usual partner in crime, Drew Klein, and then we dragged

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!!!

I’m sure this top 500 points list will look very different than a lot of others you’ve seen. Here are some ways in which my thought process may be different than others: I am largely an Ottoneu player (Fangraphs dynasty league) and a lot of my up to date experience

Chris Knock and Drew Klein break down the top two tiers of the TDG 2026 Preseason pitching prospect rankings. Don’t blink, some of these college pitchers are moving up and graduating off the list before we have a chance to talk about them, looking at you Chase Burns. Also including

Adley Rutschman, Baltimore Orioles, Ranked 11 In 2022, Adley Rutschman was called up to the majors as the number one catching prospect in baseball, runner-up in Rookie of the Year votes, followed by All-Star selections in 2023 and 2024. But in 2025, Rutschman struggles at the plate, and his loss