In this episode, Keaton and Shelly dive into the latest news from around the league and talk 2B Rankings. Underrated: Kolten Wong Luis Arraez Overrated: DJ Lemahieu Nick Madrigal Best Chance to jump into top 10 Cavan Biggio Shed Long Favorite 1B Prospect Vidal Brujan Aaron Bracho Outtro: Camera

Your senior dynasty analysts enter the second season of the Triple Play! The regular feature breaks down an arm, a bat, and a prospect within each organization for your reading pleasure! Listen to Keaton (@TheSpokenKeats), on the Dynasty’s Child podcast and read Bob’s (@BobOsgood15) and Merk’s analysis here at the site!

Click Here To Listen   Transactions: Craig Kimbrel (7:15) Dallas Keuchel (8:25) Jay Bruce (9:25) Nick Williams (10:10) Promotions and Demotions: Joe Palumbo (11:30) Corbin Martin (12:30) Framber Valdez (12:50) Carlos Gonzalez (14:00) Yordan Alvarez (14:45) Injuries: Mitch Haniger (16:30) Andrew McCutchen (18:00) Jimmy Nelson (19:20) Joey Gallo (20:55) Francisco

Despite a scorching hot stove (I can’t believe the player you’re thinking of did or did not sign with the team you thought they would!), January and February can be some of the darkest months of the year (figuratively and literally). But fear not, restless readers. The Dynasty Guru is

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 Boys Are Back with special guest Meg Rowley! LAR – Cano (4:38) and Acuna (5:42), Dan Vogelbach (6:42), David Bote (8:41), Players Weekend Nicknames (11:35), Archer Deal PTBNL = Shane Baz (12:56), General worry for Rays fandom (14:20) Replay Is Fine, Everyone (16:38) – Let Us Appreciate Fallible Umpires (21:05) Players Prefer Presentation: An Informed State of Joy (27:08) – Keaton DeRoacher

A week or so ago, I gave you all the 2018 First Half All-Disappointment Team; today let’s be more positive and celebrate those who are outperforming our expectations. There have been plenty of outstanding performances so far this season, some expected and some not. So let’s give some props to

Everybody loves a good prodigy. The Bryce Harper/Aaron Judge types that burst onto the scene or the palpable buzz surrounding hot prospects like Ronald Acuna. Those players are splashy and exciting, fun to own and to watch play baseball. Their aura is so loud that there’s no debate about whether

The beauty of fantasy baseball auction drafts is flexibility and opportunity. Since owners are untethered from a draft position, gems like Mike Trout and Clayton Kershaw are in play for everyone; all an owner has to do is pay. Many theories have emerged regarding auction drafting, and most would agree

It’s been a slow off-season. Like, a really slow off-season. With the hot stove frigid, fantasy baseball players haven’t had many ways to quench their thirst, unless they’ve thrown themselves head-first into football, basketball, or hockey. January and February can be some of the darkest months of the year (figuratively