James Anderson ranks the best pitching prospects for 2022 in his updated tiers, with ADP and player shares, where Angels lefty Reid Detmers reigns supreme.
James Anderson puts 94 pitching prospects into tiers for 2022 value only, with Rays righty Shane Baz leading a tier of three at the top.
Todd Zola ranks the starting pitching for the final weekend of the season, as Zack Wheeler has two more chances to embellish his Cy Young resume.
Jesse Siegel profiles a few prospects who have gone in different directions this year.
Bernie Pleskoff analyzes prospects recently traded, including Austin Martin, who was traded to the Twins.
James Anderson ranks the fantasy-relevant prospects in each AL West farm system, including Mariners outfielder Jarred Kelenic, who could break camp on the big-league roster.
Brad Johnson continues his early-season analysis of pitching across the league with a break down of the American League West where the A’s Jesus Luzardo should be on managers’ lists.
Jesse Siegel analyzes minor leaguers who deserve more publicity, like Houston prospect Jeremy Pena.
Brad Johnson finishes his preview of pitching around the league with the American League West, where in Los Angeles, Shohei Ohtani could be ready to start once MLB resumes.
James Anderson details every fantasy-relevant prospect in the AL West, including Angels phenom Jo Adell.
Jesse Siegel analyzes the latest happenings in the minor leagues, including the tough start to the season for Twins prospect Royce Lewis.
Brad Johnson completes deep dive into each divisions this week with a look at the American League West, where in Seattle, Felix Hernandez might be in the twilight of his career.
James Anderson reviews the top fantasy prospects on the mound, where Forrest Whitley has the potential to someday be the first pitcher off the board in redraft leagues.
James Anderson wraps up his look at American League systems and thinks workload could be the only thing holding Forrest Whitley back in 2019.
James Anderson unveils his second annual farm system rankings and is a little surprised at how high Vlad Guerrero Jr. and the Blue Jays have risen.
James Anderson devises a way to turn his top 400 rankings into organizational rankings, and finds Ronald Acuna and the talent-laden Braves in the top spot.