
Garrett Crochet, Logan Gilbert and Jesus Luzardo headline the starting pitchers, presenting difficult 2027 Fantasy decisions
Ronald Acuña, Corbin Carroll and Julio Rodriguez join Aaron Judge among the outfielders creating difficult 2027 draft decisions
Miguel Vargas, Manny Machado and Kazuma Okamoto add more uncertainty to a third base position filled with 2027 questions
Gunnar Henderson, CJ Abrams and Francisco Lindor headline the shortstops, presenting difficult decisions for 2027 Fantasy drafts
Jazz Chisholm, Ketel Marte and Ozzie Albies headline the second basemen, presenting difficult decisions for 2027 Fantasy drafts
Vladimir Guerrero Jr. headlines a deep group of first basemen whose upside and uncertainty will complicate 2027 Fantasy drafts
Cal Raleigh, Dillon Dingler and Samuel Basallo headline the catchers, creating the biggest questions for 2027 Fantasy drafts
Josue De Paula and Emmanuel Rodriguez headline a late-season wave of impactful prospect promotions. Here is how to handle them and other waiver targets for Week 26.
Shohei Ohtani, Ronald Acuna and Garrett Crochet joined Paul Skenes among 2026's biggest first-round disappointments
Jackson Merrill's second-half surge points to star-level upside, while Kade Anderson and Carter Jensen are also trending up
Andrew Painter's rough outing raises questions, while Reid Detmers surges and Elly De La Cruz shows growth against lefties
Aaron Judge and Shohei Ohtani return to Fantasy lineups as Ronald Acuña, Parker Messick and other key players trend up and down for the stretch run
Kade Anderson's rocky start raises Fantasy concerns, while Logan Henderson and Kevin Gausman headline Thursday's biggest risers and fallers
Vladimir Guerrero Jr. and Ronald Acuña Jr. show signs of life, while Shohei Ohtani's health creates concern as the Fantasy playoffs approach
Jordan Walker and Fernando Tatis strengthen their 2027 cases, while Paul Skenes and Logan Webb raise concerns down the stretch
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