Fantasy Baseball Prospects

Many fantasy baseball leagues have supplemental drafts throughout the year or enable managers to pick up new  players who make their debuts.  If you are in need of a third baseman or a corner infielder, then this week is your lucky week if these guys are still available. DAYAN VICIEDO, 3B, WHITE SOX – On [...]

During Spring Training this year, your favorite rotoball pundits at Fantasy Baseball Dugout waxed on and on about Sean Rodriguez. The Tampa Bay Rays utility man was our unofficial Spring MVP after he spent most of the exhibition season as the top run scorer and home run hitter in either league with a batting average [...]

Chris Carter, 23, is a slugging first baseman in the Oakland A’s organization who is considered the #1 A’s prospect, according to Baseball America. The 6′ 5″ slugger was the prize prospect acquired in the trade that sent Dan Haren to Arizona.  Carter has been tagged as having the ability to produce at a similar [...]

Seldom do fantasy baseball managers keep extra catchers stockpiled on their minor league rosters.  Get an injury or two and you’re in need of a replacement. The replacement we have in mind is music to your ears: Carlos Santana. Santana has spent the year at Triple-A Columbus and is simply tearing up the International League.  [...]

USA Today reported on Tuesday that Stephen Strasburg will make his major league debut on June 4, 2010.  The Washington Post also reported that Strasburg will join the Nationals on June 4. Not so fast, according to General Manager Mike Rizzo who bristled at the announcements, according to a story in Nationals Journal. “That hasn’t [...]

Sure, he’s toiling in AAA with the Round Rock Express. And there’s no question he’s had some trouble staying in games lately. But, after Nats phenom Stephen Strasburg, there may not be a better MiLB pitching prospect for the rest of the 2010 season than Rojo Johnson. Rojo’s got a great chance of jumping to [...]

The Nationals have recalled their minor league ace and his name is NOT Stephen Strasburg. Drew Storen, the tenth overall pick of the 2009 draft, has been added to the Nationals roster replacing reliever Brian Bruney.  Storen wanted to jump straight to the Majors last year out of Stanford University, but instead Storen quickly rose [...]