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First off, before we go any further, go add Juan Soto if he's available in your league. Unless you play in AL-Only, he needs to be owned everywhere. That's how good this kid is. Yes, a slew of injuries to the Washington outfield had a lot to do with this call-up, but so did Soto's insanely high level of play so far this season. Juan Soto started the season with Single-A Hagerstown and quickly made it known that his stay in the South Atlantic League was going to be a quick one. In 59 at-bats, Soto hit .373/.486/.814/1.300…

Sorry, folks. No snazzy title today. This week's waiver wire report was going to follow a similar path to last week in that the sexiness was yet again lacking. Then, in an 11th hour move last night, the Pirates decided to call-up Austin Meadows to fill in for the injured Starling Marte. So I fired up the old lap top and added Meadows to this week's report. He might not be on the level of Ronald Acuna or Gleyber Torres, but Meadows is still a top-50 caliber prospect who has a chance to provide some decent value moving…

Fire - Travis Jankowski First things first: respect the wonderful flowing locks of Travis Jankowski. Second: it's Jank-owski, not Jani-kowski, like the 40-year-old NFL kicker Sebastian Janikowski. No relation. Not even the same name. Looking at them, you'd be hard pressed to mix them up as well. They go to vastly different barbers. As much as I've enjoyed the career of Janikowski, who I lovingly refer to as Sea Bass, it's fantasy baseball that I truly love and Travis Jankowski is a man after my very heart. I was…

We have finally passed the quarter-pole mark of the season, and numbers are (mostly) beginning to stabilize. As is the norm in this space, I will list every player who is at least 50 percent owned either overall or among the top 100 teams. I will also highlight several players at each position who may be worthy of a New Player Claim, using a benchmark of at least 3.50 points per game. For this week I will focus on potential targets whose salaries are less than 2000 because these players are obviously easier to introduce into…

For Full Show in Audio Format click here Guest Justin Volman This week we are joined by Justin Volman (@JustinVolman), who is the CEO of the Collegiate Baseball Scouting Network. He joins us to discuss some partnerships with MLB teams he has cultivated to study pitching mechanics, as well as the upcoming 2018 MLB Draft. The names Casey Mize, Alec Bohm, and Jonathan India, are ones you want to start familiarizing yourself with for your Dynasty leagues. We also feature Milwaukee Brewers pitching phenom Freddy Peralta. Is he…