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.

Taylor Case and Joe Garino got this whole thing started; Drew Klein and Chris Knock took the wheel three years ago, and together we’ve made 100 episodes! Chris and Drew decided to honor the occasion by coming up with Ten Lists of Ten. Namesakes and Reverse Dopplegangers, Prospects on the

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

Hello Dynasty Baseball fans, and welcome to our poorly-named-yet-well-written, Companion Article Series! We will be publishing these the day after each team’s Top 10 Prospect Lists are shared. And while we will focus on the same organization, our companion pieces will not always be prospect-centric. Every author will choose to

We all love the long balls! Whether you are at a game or checking in on your dynasty leagues, the flashy home runs are all that seems to matter. Dive into the back part of The Dynasty Guru’s first base prospects and see who could be the stars of the

Sanditon is an unfinished novel by Jane Austen, subsequently completed by different authors over the years. Also included, “V is for Victory Lap,” Knockstradamus predicts Shay Whitcomb’s first at-bat with amazing precision, and warm fuzzy feelings. Join the Global Sensation that is JTR! Timestamps: Opening Recent Transactions 11:10 Jacob Misiorowski,

The calendar has turned, the baseball equinox has passed, and the Dynasty Gurus have emerged from their caves to present you with our annual positional rankings. Fortunately for all of us, the caves have internet access so we’ve been able to research, analyze, and debate these players to develop a

Welcome to part 2 of my first annual top 200* FYPD rankings. (* Top 106 hitters, top 96 pitchers) Last week I published my top 20 hitters and top 20 pitchers in the FYPD class. This week you get the rest of the list, 86 more hitters and 76 more

Drew Klein and Chris Knock look at the 11th through 50th picks in the School of Hard Knocks FYPD draft and discuss notable names, players who were drafted earlier than projected, and players who were still on the board later than expected. And, if you’re in Elmhurst, Illinois, swing by