Chicago White Sox

Few prospects ever receive as much fanfare as Yoan Moncada did. It was fair to give him so much attention, however, considering the price Boston paid to land the young Cuban -- a cool $63 million. His signing bonus from the Red Sox was $31.5 million, and they paid 100% tax on that since they exceeded their bonus pool money. Well worth it in their estimation, given his pedigree as one of the best young players in the world.He did nothing to quell those notions throughout his first two seasons in the minors. He stole 49…

Join or start a fantasy baseball league at Fantrax today! Keeper, dynasty, re-draft. Fully customizable. A+ customer service. Play for free! The Royals, White Sox, and Dodgers worked out a three-way trade on Thursday evening. Here is how it breaks down for each team.Dodgers get reliever Scott Alexander (from Royals) and infielder Jake Peter (from White Sox). Royals get pitcher Trevor Oaks (from Dodgers) and infielder Erick Mejia (from Dodgers). White Sox get Joakim Soria (from Royals), Luis Avilan (from…

Welington Castillo has signed with the Chicago White Sox after playing for the Baltimore Orioles last season. As for his overall fantasy value, it should remain relatively constant. He goes from one hitter-friendly park to another hitter-friendly park. While the White Sox will not be as good offensively as the Orioles, Castillo will likely hit higher in the lineup than he did in Baltimore, where he usually slotted seventh or eighth in the batting order. With the catcher position in the tank, a projection of 15 home runs and…

MLB Dynasty Report Or at the very least, knownHope you enjoyed last week’s debut. If you are returning, I’ll take it as a yes. If not, welcome! Haven’t written regular work in some time so I may forget to dot some t’s and cross some i’s. But, we’ll get thru it. Together. Last week I uncovered 3 prospects of whom, short of being a blood relative of, you had likely never heard of. This week will be no different, except for now we’ll look at 2 pitchers and 1 hitter, instead of the other way around. Like last week. The…

Over the past several years steals have begun to trend downwards. In 2012 there was a total of 3,229 steals in the majors. Last season that number was down to 2,537. That’s a 21.4% drop in just a few short years. With speed on the decline, a lot of the top stolen base threats usually get overvalued by many fantasy owners. If you play in a dynasty league and your team has a need for speed, check out the players below. Their speed will be a formidable asset to your team. More Than Just Speed Yoan Moncada, 2nd Base, Chicago…