Pitcher List

+ Standout players worth highlighting in your points league. As we look at risers and fallers in points leagues, the focus should not just be on how players are performing, but what their role is. Are your hitters suddenly leading off or batting lower in the order than expected? Have they gotten an off-day, and is it because the manager put them in a platoon? Or did they get subbed out at the end of a game for defensive reasons?

+ Are Pete Crow-Armstrong and Brandon Young for real? The calendar has flipped to July, and the Midsummer Classic is nearly upon us. The All-Star break can be a good time for struggling players to rest and reset, but those who are on hot streaks would probably prefer to just keep the games coming. As you would expect in the “Is It Legit?” series, both of the players I am breaking down today fit that description.

+ Minor league breakout bats dynasty managers need to stash now Power continues to be one of the most valuable tools in dynasty fantasy baseball, and several of the game’s top prospects have put on impressive displays over the past month. From established Top 100 talents to emerging breakout bats, these hitters are proving they have the ability to change a game with one swing and could soon make an impact at the major league level.

+ Week 15 of Hitters to Stash in MiLB The Hitter Edition of the Stash List is back for the 2026 season. This Stash List highlights the 10 best-hitting prospects likely to make an impact during the 2026 season. Prospects are often thought of as only holding value in dynasty formats. However, redraft leagues, especially those that are keeper leagues, can benefit from finding the right hitter to stash at the right time on the waiver wire.

+ Hot and Cold Rookies and Rebounding Vets Round Out Week 16 of DLRF. Hello deep leaguers! Monday was one of those days that unites the entire MLB fandom. We didn’t come together for the Derby, or a major career milestone, or a gimmicky game in a cornfield. We all joined together to figure out why none of the runs Cristopher Sanchez allowed in the first inning were unearned.

Top 50 Closers for Fantasy Baseball Rank Pitcher TeamBadgesChange 1 Mason MillerT1 SD Strikeout Upside Role Bonus - 2 Josh Hader HOU Strikeout Upside Role Bonus Injury Risk +UR 3 Jhoan Duran PHI Strikeout Upside Role Bonus +UR 4 Louis Varland TOR Strikeout Upside Role Bonus +3 5 Jacob LatzT2 TEX Sp Eligible Ratio Focused Role Bonus +14 6 Trevor Megill MIL Cherry Bomb Strikeout Upside Role Bonus +9 7 Bryan Baker TB Strikeout Upside Role Bonus -5 8 Cade Smith CLE Strikeout Upside Role Bonus -4...

+ Breaking down one of the Most Underrated Draft Prospects As we get closer to draft day the top of the board is starting to solidify. There are no more evaluation opportunities, and scouting reports are finalized and submitted. What the public is hearing is pretty close to a sure thing at this point. But there is a player who makes contact with 87.4% of the pitches he swings at, only chases at 21.4% of the pitches out of the zone, both with a 54.1% hard hit rate.

+ And he won't bring his fastball down. Today, we’re talking about a pitcher from Oklahoma who was picked in the second round, a 6’6” left-handed rookie who’s been tearing it up for Boston. No… the other one. Jake Bennett’s similarities to his teammate Payton Tolle don’t end there, but the way they accomplish their goals on the mound is probably the biggest noticeable difference. Unlike Tolle, Bennett was not blessed with a 70-grade fastball.

+ Best SP streamers and rankings for today & tomorrow & day after. Rankings of the SP Streamers for today’s, tomorrow’s, and the day after tomorrow’s games for fantasy baseball. Every day of the 2026 baseball season, I’ll be looking at today’s and tomorrow’s slate of scheduled starting pitchers and ranking their matchups for your fantasy baseball streams.

+ Breaking down Tuesday's notable hitting performances. O’Hearn We Go Again O’Hearn had himself the game of his life yesterday against the Braves, launching THREE home runs and tallying 10 runs batted in over five at-bats. Two longballs came against Hurtson Waldrep to start the game — a 99.6 EV / 384 FT shot in the first and later, a 105.1 EV / 415 FT bomb in the third. Atlanta relief pitcher Connor Thomas didn’t have much luck either — he allowed a 101.3 EV / 373 FT tater in the sixth.