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The prospect cavalry continues to arrive. Ethan Salas is up with the Padres, Michael Arroyo is heading to Seattle, and Carlos Jorge ran around the minors stealing bases like it was copper wire from at a construction site. We’ll talk about what to actually expect from these guys in fantasy, because “top prospect” and “immediate fantasy stud” are, unfortunately, not the same thing. Rafael Devers is absolutely obliterating the ball and reminding everyone why sometimes the obvious answer is the correct one. Plus, Joshua Baez is suddenly heating up and Cooper Pratt is showing some signs of life. Naturally, we wander into the bullpen swamp, where the saves are imaginary, the roles are temporary, and someone you’ve never heard of will probably get a save tonight. As always, we finish up with the latest waiver-wire hitters and streaming pitchers.
Pete Crow-Armstrong is already used to responding to three-letter acronyms, so how hard can MVP be? We kick things off with PCA, Ohtani’s cancelled pitching start, and whether there’s any reason to be concerned about Shohei’s hitting ROS. Walker Jenkins gets the call, Yunior Marte makes his debut, and somehow Cade Cavalli has become one of the hottest pitchers in fantasy baseball. We also dive into Noah Cameron’s ridiculous recent run, Jac Cags absolutely mashing his way to the top of the last-30-day player rater, and the eternal question: where the hell does Cags rank for 2027? Cal Raleigh is doing Cal Raleigh things, Roman Anthony and Trevor Story return, and we try to figure out what their futures look like. Then it’s time for SAGNOF, where the saves situations are about as clean as a gas-station bathroom. We sort through the latest closers in Chicago, Oakland, Baltimore, Kansas City and Arizona before wrapping things up with waiver-wire bats and streaming pitchers.
On this episode of the Razzball Fantasy Baseball Podcast, Mike Couillard subs in again for B-Don to join Grey in inviting the pod's fourth (?) guest of all time, Charles Star aka Senator Lemon Gogurt ( @ugarles.bsky.social ) of the No Homework podcast, to crack jokes and discuss implications of Mark Walter's troubles on the Dodgers. Then, Mike and Grey dive into this week's fantasy baseball topics included Kade Anderson's call-up, Pete Crow-Armstrong's 2027 draft position, and Noah Cameron's hot stretch. Then we close out with another edition of SAGNOF bullpen analysis ( Edwin Diaz talk... again, Daniel Palencia's return, and Mason Montgomery's breakout), waiver-wire targets, and streaming pitchers for the upcoming scoring period.
On this episode of the Razzball Fantasy Baseball Podcast, Mike Couillard subs in again for B-Don to join Grey in discussing the latter's harrowing errand run before discussing Joshua Baez's incredible three-homer debut. Then they talk Zac Veen's call-up, Payton Tolle's excellent run, and Fernando Tatis Jr's return to glory. Then, Mike and Grey finish things off with another edition of SAGNOF bullpen analysis (Edwin Diaz is highly rated by Grey's barber, Angels again, and Romano in Colorado), waiver-wire targets, and streaming pitchers for the upcoming scoring period.
We welcome a wave of new prospects to the majors, including George Lombard Jr., Kaelen Culpepper, and Angel Genao, and debate which young bats are worth adding. We also break down some of the hottest players (Hansel, so hot right now) over the last week and month. Then it’s time for SAGNOF, with the closer situations, potential waiver-wire pickups, and streaming pitchers.
Baseball Podcast breaks down a wild day of MLB trades, including Tarik Skubal to the Dodgers, Freddy Peralta to the Rays, Luis García Jr. to the Yankees, Luis Arraez to the Phillies, and plenty more. We discuss the fantasy fallout from all the moves, which players could see their value rise or fall with new teams, and whether changing leagues, roles, ballparks, or playoff aspirations should change our rankings. Plus, Max Clark gets the call, SAGNOF, waiver wire targets, and streaming options for the stretch run.
It's MLB trade deadline season, and we're breaking down all of the fantasy baseball implications on this week's Razzball Fantasy Baseball Podcast. Grey and B_Don discuss Jose Caballero’s tough week and play Commissioner of Baseball to find a solution. We look at the first trade of deadline season as the Red Sox trade with the Nationals. Then, we get into all the other trade rumors out there and discuss what some of the roster and fantasy repercussions might be including what prospects we might get a look at following the deadline. Plus, we cover injury replacements, speculative saves targets, and our favorite streaming pitchers for the upcoming week to help you gain an edge in your fantasy matchups. If you're looking to stay ahead of the trade market and prepare for the fantasy playoffs, we've got you covered.
After a couple weeks away, it’s time to catch up on the prospect call-ups from the last couple of weeks. Then it's time for our first-half fantasy superlatives. We hand out awards for MVP, LVP, Rookie of the Year, Breakout Player, Bounceback Player, and our annual "I Told You So" and "I Was Wrong" honors. Looking ahead to the stretch run, we identify our favorite buy-low and sell-high candidates. We also make some bold second-half predictions, discuss potential breakout stars, and tackle the latest SAGNOF saves situations for fantasy managers chasing every last category point. All that plus waiver wire pickups, streaming options, and plenty of second-half fantasy baseball strategy on this week's Razzball Fantasy Baseball Podcast.
The All-Star break is here, which means it's time for Grey's highly anticipated 2nd Half Top 100 Rankings! On this episode of the Razzball Fantasy Baseball Podcast, we dive into how rest-of-season rankings differ from preseason lists, how much weight should be given to first-half performance versus long-term track record, and which players inspire the biggest debates heading into the second half. We break down the rankings of stars like Juan Soto, Tarik Skubal, Yordan Alvarez, Corbin Carroll, Gunnar Henderson, Manny Machado, Kyle Tucker, Vladimir Guerrero Jr., and Mason Miller while discussing whether they're ranked on production, projection, or simply trust in their talent. We also examine rising young shortstops, the surprising number of catchers cracking the Top 100, and a few unexpected names that made Grey's list. Whether you're making a championship push or looking for an edge after the All-Star break, this episode is packed with rankings strategy, player debates, and the latest bullpen speculation to help you dominate the second half.
B_Don returns from his international hiatus just in time to curse the Cubs. We break down the All-Star starters from a fantasy baseball perspective to see how these guys rank for the rest of the season. Is CJ Abrams the 2nd SS ROS? Is Junior Caminero the highest ranked corner infielder for the 2nd half? Julio Rodríguez's headed for an early All-Star break, and I ask Grey what he trade for him. We talk about a few players who have been hot recently and if they’re going to keep it up as we go over some replacement options for your outfield. We also take a look at some middle infield replacement options with Corey Seager heading to the IL too. We wrap up the show with our usual bullpen SAGNOF talk, waiver wire bats, and streaming pitcher options.
On this episode of the Razzball Fantasy Baseball Podcast, Mike Couillard subs in again for B-Don to discuss the June standouts in the Last 30 days Player Rater along with a few call-ups and big league returns. Then, we finish things off with another edition of SAGNOF bullpen analysis (A's and Angels are on the docket again!), waiver-wire targets, and streaming pitchers for the upcoming scoring period.
On this episode of the Razzball Fantasy Baseball Podcast, Mike Couillard subs in again for B-Don to navigate the latest MLB moves, including another injury to a first-round pick, as Bobby Witt Jr is dealing with a sprained knee ligament. Plus, do Spencer Strider and Mike Trout's latest injuries spell doom for their careers? Then we discuss the latest hot and cold performances including some young bats reaching incredible heights while breakout pitchers of April and May might be starting to fade. Finally, we finish things off with another edition of SAGNOF bullpen chaos (including how to navigate the Cubs bullpen with Daniel Palencia going down again), waiver-wire targets, and streaming pitchers for the upcoming scoring period.
On this week's Razzball Fantasy Baseball Podcast, we break down a wave of prospect promotions as several intriguing young bats arrive in the majors. We discuss the fantasy outlooks for Braden Montgomery, Cole Carrigg, Cooper Pratt, and Blaze Jordan, including which call-ups are worth immediate attention and which may require a more cautious approach. The injury bug continues to wreak havoc across fantasy rosters. Jose Ramirez joins the growing list of stars sidelined by a hamate fracture, creating a scramble for corner infield replacements. We examine the best waiver wire options to help fill the void and discuss the ripple effects of several other notable injuries around the league. We also cover Dalton Rushing's opportunity with Will Smith heading to the IL, Jasson Dominguez returning to New York, and the potential fallout from Spencer Strider's elbow soreness. Plus, Jackson Chourio has caught fire and we're debating where he belongs among some of fantasy baseball's hottest outfielders for the rest of the season. As always, we finish with a full SAGNOF bullpen update, sorting through a handful of messy closer situations, highlighting potential saves sources, and identifying the best waiver wire pickups for the week ahead. We wrap things up with our favorite streaming pitchers and short-term adds to help you win your matchup.
The Judge is out, and fantasy managers are scrambling. This week on the Razzball Fantasy Baseball Podcast, we break down the massive fallout from Aaron Judge's injury and discuss the best replacement options for teams suddenly missing one of fantasy baseball's biggest bats. We also dive into a fresh wave of prospect promotions, returning veterans looking to make an impact, and which call-ups are actually worth your FAAB dollars. Beyond the injury news, it's time for some June roster maintenance. We discuss struggling stars, surprising breakouts, and whether it's finally time to move on from some familiar names. On the pitching side, we look at rotation openings created by injuries, waiver-wire arms worth targeting, and streaming options to help navigate the upcoming week. As always, we wrap things up with SAGNOF, bullpen chaos, closer updates, and the relievers who could provide sneaky saves down the stretch. Whether you're chasing first place or trying to survive the injury bug, we've got plenty of actionable fantasy baseball advice to help keep your roster competitive.
On this episode of the Razzball Fantasy Baseball Podcast, Mike Couillard subs in again for B-Don to navigate the latest MLB moves, including call-up of injury replacements for Munetaka Murakami and Teoscar Hernandez, and star performances, focusing on whether Cristopher Sanchez or Jacob Misiorowski is the May NL Pitcher of the Month. Then we discuss the latest hot and cold performances including some breakout starting pitchers in Chicago and Los Angeles and trying to parse out the madness of corner infield in 2026. Finally, we finish things off with another edition of SAGNOF bullpen chaos, waiver-wire targets, and streaming pitchers for the upcoming scoring period.
On this episode of the Razzball Fantasy Baseball Podcast, Mike Couillard subs in for B-Don to dig into the latest wave of prospect promotions including Dylan Crews, Jonah Tong, a pair of Pirates outfielders, Pedro Ramirez, and another acolyte of the Cardinals Devil Magic. We also discuss some of the latest hot performances including a speedster turned power bat and two aces in the making before trying to determine whether Gunnar Henderson and Fernando Tatis Jr. can pull out of their tailspins. Then we finish things off with another edition of SAGNOF bullpen chaos, waiver-wire targets, and streaming pitchers for the upcoming scoring period.
On this week’s episode of the Razzball Fantasy Baseball Podcast, we dig into the latest wave of prospect promotion. From power-speed outfielders climbing toward everyday roles to intriguing infield call-ups, we break down which names deserve your attention now and who might still be more hype than help. Then we sort through some of the strangest stat leaders in baseball. We discuss unexpected home run threats, speed-only specialists, and whether some early-season breakout can actually stick. On the pitching side, we debate where rising strikeout machines fit among the rest-of-season starting pitcher rankings and analyze several under-the-radar arms posting surprising ratios and win totals. Which breakouts are real, and which are skating on dangerous luck indicators? We wrap things up with a full SAGNOF bullpen tour, covering chaotic closer situations around the league, speculative saves options, and the relievers fantasy managers need to stash before roles become official. Plus, we finish with waiver wire bats and streaming pitcher recommendations to help you win the week ahead.
The early-season volatility is in full swing, and this week’s Razzball Fantasy Baseball Podcast breaks down a wave of prospect promotions, key injuries, and some early season positional evaluations. A major ace hitting the IL for elbow surgery leaves a huge void in rotations. Does Grey take the high road or does he take the lap? On the positive side, several prospects are getting their first real opportunities. We dig into which call-ups and talk about whether they actually matter for your team, and how aggressive fantasy managers should be reacting. From there, we shift into a full positional roundtable, focusing on rest-of-season value and some bold predictions. Is the current catcher landscape due for a shake-up? Can the surprising early production at first base hold, or will the established stars reassert themselves? We also debate breakouts and letdowns in the middle infield, plus how to sort through a crowded and unpredictable outfield. It’s a mix of rising prospects, struggling veterans, and tough ranking decisions that could define the rest of your season. On the pitching side, we highlight early breakout starters who may not sustain their success, and take a closer look at the ever-changing closer landscape in another edition of SAGNOF. With injuries and committee situations opening the door across multiple bullpens, there are saves available if you act quickly. We wrap things up with a deep dive into waiver wire targets and a full slate of streaming options to help you maximize value in the week ahead.
It’s time for a one-month fantasy baseball check-up, and we’re digging into what actually matters, and what doesn’t, after April. In this episode, we take a step back and look at the early trends shaping the season, separating real concerns from small-sample noise so you don’t overreact. We kick things off with a lighthearted look at a certain AL team hitting the reset button and why, based on our early league success, we might be overqualified to step in. Then we shift to some intriguing young pitching that Grey hasn’t been able to stop talking about all season. We are breaking down a couple of high-upside arms making noise in the minors and what their early performances could mean for fantasy managers if opportunities open up. Next up, we move on to our “Month Into the Season” checkup: a group of notable hitters who surprisingly started the year with little to no power. We dig into the numbers to figure out who’s just been unlucky and who might have something more concerning going on. The goal: help you decide where to stay patient and where to start adjusting expectations. We also highlight a handful of struggling bats who’ve been tough to roster so far, breaking down whether they’re buy-low candidates or players you might need to move on from depending on league depth. On the pitching side, it’s bullpen chaos season. Injuries and role changes have opened up save opportunities across multiple teams, so we walk through the evolving closer situations and identify where you can find value on the wire without overcommitting. We wrap with a quick-hit waiver wire segment featuring under-the-radar hitters getting playing time, plus a slate of streamers to help you maximize matchups in the coming week.
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