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Available everywhere including Apple Podcasts On this episode, Kyle (X:@Sonny_108/BS:@Sonny108) and Taylor (X/BS:@DynastyPickups) discuss a flurry of September callups, as well as a number of injuries, promotions and debuts and this week’s pickup recommendations including Patrick Reilly, JP Smith II, Kyle Lodise, and Lucas Elissalt, and answer a question about Elian Pena.

In some leagues, especially those that don’t have a dedicated Injured List available, it’s an accomplishment to even have choices on your bench. Important decisions have to be made, and no one said it would be easy. The problem is that you aren’t the only one. Some weeks are going to be more difficult than others. That’s also the case because decisions must be made about earlier season disappointments. Some might be available on the waiver wire, but do you strike?

We are getting closer to October. That means we are at the time of year, if you weren’t already there, when it’s normal to look at a live refresh of your standings on one of your screens. The importance of every pitch is heightened, and it’s reasonable to over-obsess about each pitch, and therefore hit-and-run. Our ERAs and WHIPs take on even greater importance as stress levels, but also the excitement, rises.

Hello and welcome to the Dynasty Baseball Pickups written series! This is the penultimate edition of the 2026 series before we dive into our end-of-year reviews. With that, we are another week deeper into fantasy playoffs, but we still cannot ignore the future of our dynasty rosters. Do not get me wrong, I hope you are all doing well in your fantasy playoffs, but I also want to help you build sustained success – they are called “dynasty” leagues after all.

The crew covers yesterday's performances in the latest edition of the Daily Sheet This post is for paying subscribers only Become a subscriber now and gain access to articles, tools, and stay updated with Prospects Live. Already have an account? Sign in

Welcome to the twenty-first edition of xPected Edge! The Edge can now legally consume alcohol, so crack open your cold beverage of choice, and let us dive in. For those new to the program, the goal of this series is to isolate and examine the data points behind the slash line and the box score.

Intro The middle child of the Bowman releases, Bowman Chrome, as always, celebrates this year’s International Free Agency class. In total, 32 of the 98 Bowman 1st Prospect cards in the checklist were just signed this January. That’s a big chunk! In addition, 18 others have not played above the Complex level. So truly, with half the checklist we are dealing with prospects here who not only have immense risk, but have not faced pitching at any real level of development.

Intro The middle child of the Bowman releases, Bowman Chrome, as always, celebrates this year’s International Free Agency class. In total, 32 of the 98 Bowman 1st Prospect cards in the checklist were just signed this January. That’s a big chunk! In addition, 18 others have not played above the Complex level. So truly, with half the checklist we are dealing with prospects here, who not only have immense risk, but who have also not faced pitching at any real level of development.

In this series, I will be using PLIVE-, Prospect Live's other secret weapon (which all MVP and Hall of Fame subscribers have access to)- to uncover the next breakout prospects before anyone else. In this week's article, we'll dive in on seven new names and revisit a few old friends that are finishing the season strong. We're coming up on the end of the minor league year, with Single-A and High-A regular seasons wrapping up.