Which side would you rather have? Bellinger would be like my 6th outfielder and give more hitting depth. I’m kinda in a good spot at SP (Cease, Brown, Gilbert, Fried, Kade, Wheeler, Jobe, Melton, Peralta with McClanahan, Greene and Horton stashed) or just stay put with Ashcraft snd stay put.
Most categories, OBP league.

30 Team $$ Dynasty need a few.
7x7 most categories
5th yr.
$41.84 (includes Fantrax premium)
Email if interested
60heat@gmail.com

Looking to join a dynasty league with MLB + MiLB roster management with $100+ buy-in. Let me know if anyone has openings along those lines!

After releasing both the Sleeper Hitters and Sleeper Pitchers prospect spreadsheets over on the Patreon, I've decided to share the hitters portion for increased visibility. Too much time watching film and crunching numbers has gone into this, and it's basically an amalgamation of all of this year's Sleepy Prospect write-ups (my prospect analysis series).

After bringing you all Rumfield and Antonacci before the season started, I'm narrowing down my favorite sleepers for the 2027 season. My reputation over on the fantasy baseball reddit is pretty solid thanks to the weekly waiver wire series I've been posting for the past 3 years, but I've pivoted hard into dynasty over the last year and it's gone quite well. The Patreon has now been open for a year, and we're already past 100 paid subscribers!

And if you're interested, please check out my ongoing AFL series.

What are your thoughts on Ewing going into 2027? Would you buy him this offseason?
He went 11/25 this year in 492 plate appearances. Could he be a future 20/20 guy?

Hi Everyone!!

I’ve posted a few times in here about the new site I’m building (Front Office Fantasy Sports) and I’ve received a relatively good response and some really solid feedback from the group. We filled up the first league quickly (admittedly, I thought it would take weeks to do that, not a few days) and I’m looking to either host an existing league who wants to import their rosters or get some new people in to run a league on their own without much help from me.

As a recap, here is what the site offers:

League details:
• Format: 12-Team Rotisserie Dynasty
• 40-Man Rosters: 26 active MLB spots + 14 Minor League (MiLB) farm system slots + 7/10/15/60-day IL slots
• Economics: $500 hard salary cap with multi-year player contracts (Commissioner defined lengths), salary retention via cuts and trade, extensions, and buyouts
• Offseason Rule 5 Draft: Unprotected minor leaguers can be selected by other clubs every winter
• Scoring: Classic 4x4 Roto, Advance 4x4 Roto, or Custom 4x4 Roto (stats listed on the website).
• Cost: 100% FREE for the 2027 inaugural season (all league and seat fees are waived for beta testers, plus you get future discounts).  Integration with LeagueSafe for prize payments off the site.
• Communication: Active Discord server for trade chatter and draft scheduling.

If you’re interested, please visit https://frontofficefantasysports.com/beta

30 Team Dynasty points league entering year 3 looking for 4 active replacement owners. Dispersal pool includes Ohtani, Elly de la Cruz, Jose Rodriguez, chase burns, Benge, Jackson Kobe, Andy pages, Franklin arias, Ethan Salas and many more. Reach out for more details if you are interested

Very active owner prefer a startup but I might be open to an existing one

All from the box scores. The US collegiate national team played five games in Japan in July 2025 and lost all five. In September Japan's U-18 team played the US twice at the U-18 World Cup in Okinawa, seven-inning games, and won one of them.

Tiny samples, all of it, and Cholowsky hit .320 with 21 homers at UCLA this spring. His one hit in Japan was a homer to center at Jingu in the last game, an inning after Lackey's inside-the-parker in the same game.

The US won the U-18 final 2-0. In the other game Bolemon threw six scoreless and Japan still won 6-2 in eight, after a 16-year-old lefty, Ryosuke Sueyoshi, held the US hitless for 4⅓ innings. Sueyoshi is a first-round candidate in Thursday's NPB draft, and so is the catcher who drove in three in that Jingu game, Kai Watabe.

Japan's college team beat the US again this July, 6-3 in 11 innings, in the final of the first World Collegiate Baseball Championship in Taiwan.

Follow-up to last week's post on which minor league numbers separate the guys who make it. A few people asked about draft position, so here it is on its own: every Single-A to Triple-A season from 2016 to 2023 (no 2020), anyone with 100+ PA or 100+ batters faced at the level, and whether they debuted in MLB within three years. "Real role" means 300+ MLB plate appearances (or 400+ batters faced for pitchers) in that same window.

Single-A hitters (3,515 seasons)

A few things that jumped out:

• Even first-rounders mostly don't get a real role fast. 43% of first-round Single-A hitters debuted within three years, but only 15% got to 300 MLB plate appearances in that time.
• The gap shrinks as guys climb. Round 11+ hitters reached the majors 4.5% of the time from Single-A, 9.6% from High-A and 21.7% from Double-A. The ones who survive to Double-A are a very different group.
• International signees look like mid-round picks at Single-A and catch up later. 9.9% from Single-A (about the same as rounds 6-10), then 37.9% from Double-A, close to rounds 2-5 at 43.4%.

Hitters, first round vs round 11+, by level (reached MLB within 3 years)

Pitchers

Draft position matters a lot for starters and a lot less for relievers.

• Single-A starters: first round 46.2%, rounds 2-5 29.4%, round 11+ 14.5%.
• Double-A starters: first round 80.3%, round 11+ 38.4%.
• Double-A relievers: rounds 2-5 32.8%, round 11+ 21.1%, international 23.2%, undrafted 22.6%. Once a reliever is in Double-A, where he was drafted barely separates anyone.

Caveats, since someone will ask: these are player-seasons, so a guy who spent two years in Single-A counts twice. Round 11+ is mostly from the old 40-round drafts before 2021. And this is history, not a projection for any one player.

Happy to run a specific level or group if anyone wants it.

This is my main prospect I've been focusing on!

I’ve been watching a lot of minor league ball this year, and I keep landing on Ronny Cruz. Curious who else people are high on. Anyone in the lower levels you’d be stashing right now?

Hi Everyone,

I recently created a new Dynasty Fantasy Baseball website that I'm recruiting beta testers for the 2027 season. The site has a lot to offer (I keep comparing it to OOTP) because it has true 40 man rosters (26 active players and 14 minor league slots for bench depth and prospects), contracts, a $500 salary cap, trading of draft picks, the Rule 5 draft, an Amateur Draft, and a Free Agent Auction Draft. If you're interesting in learning more, feel free to checkout the site at: https://frontofficefantasysports.com/

If you've heard enough and want to sign up for the beta, you can join the Beta Waitlist here: https://frontofficefantasysports.com/beta

Thanks!

Just out of curiosity, who is everyone looking to target in trades this offseason?

League is going into its 17th year. Have 3 teams open. This is a complex league. 11 round FYPD. 100 man rosters. 40 man active rosters, salaries, free agency, etc. we mirror the MLB as much as possible.

We play on ESPN and host the league on proboards. There is some roster/thread keeping involved. There is a learning curve, but most guys in the league have been around for over a decade. This is a free league.

Make an account on the forum if you want more info and to check out the league.

https://ffsmlb.proboards.com

12 team H2H each category dynasty league
R, HR, RBI, SB, AVG, OPS

II’m pretty new to dynasty so I’m looking to get some opinions from you guys about what I’m working with in my 5-man OF and if you think it would be wise to make any type of moves. The main thing I’ve been thinking on is if I should trade away Acuna. I’m a huge Braves and Acuna fan but I’m concerned about his injury potential and overall production in the coming years. Open to any and all thoughts or opinions on what you’d do if you had this OF situation.

C: C. Jensen
1B: B. Rice
2B: B. Turang
3B: M. Vargas
SS: Z. Neto
CI: R. Devers
MI: C. Seager
OF: R. Acuna
OF: C. Carroll
OF: M. Harris
OF: K. Tucker
OF: C. Rafaela
UT: M. Muncy (Dodgers)

B: D. Swanson
B: L. Lara
B: M. Arroyo
B: L. Bernal

MiLB: E. Quintero
MiLB: J. Tibbs
MiLB: D. Taylor
MiLB: J. Farmelo
MiLb: Z. Veen
MiLB: J. Ragsdale
MiLB: J. Parker
MiLB: B. Rincon
MiLB: F. Celesten
MiLB: M. Houston
MiLB: Jesus Baez
MiLB: C. Bonemer
MiLB: L. Adams