Vladimir Guerrero Jr.

The hot corner is turning into a top-heavy position as of late. You got your handful of studs at the top, but after them, there aren't a lot of players that really excite you. You got the Devers, Guerreros, and Senzels of the world, but outside of them, it's just a lot of solid, but unspectacular fantasy assets. Now, there's nothing wrong with guys like Kyle Seager or Nicholas Castellanos. They're fine fantasy pieces for any squad, but they lack that elite upside that dynasty leaguers love.Other 2018 Dynasty/Keeper…

We've made it. Over the last month, we've counted down prospects 100 to 21 and have now reached the top-20. These men are the best of the best. The most elite prospects the minor leagues have to offer. Men and women of all ages duke it out every season to have guys like this on their fantasy teams. This is what we've all been waiting for, so let's cut the chit-chat and get right into it.Can you hear the guitar riff and drums in the background?"IT'S THE FINAL COUNTDOWN!"Previous Top-100 Dynasty Rankings…

Last week in Dynasty Dugout, we went over a handful of top prospects that struggled during the 2017 season. This week is the exact opposite.Every season you always have prospects that blow everyone away and exceed expectations. Never has that statement been truer than in 2017. There have been so many spectacular performances, I could honestly write five or six of these articles, but I’ll keep it to just two. This week is about the hitters, with pitchers on deck for next week. Ronald Acuna (OF – ATL) Was there really…

This week we're finishing off the American League East by taking a look at the top 10 prospects in the Toronto Blue Jays organization. The Blue Jays may be looking up at all the other teams in the standings, but their farm system ranks as one of the best in the division. With the All-Star break approaching and the Blue Jays ready to take a quick break from action, here's how their top 10 prospects have fared so far. 10. Justin Maese, RHP The Blue Jays drafted Maese in the third round of the 2015 Draft. He tore up the…

The one aspect about hitting that baseball fans love the most is power. There’s a reason why fans show up to games early to watch batting practice. It’s not to see the leadoff hitter work on bunting. People love seeing mammoth home runs fly out of the ballpark. That love for power translates over into the fantasy baseball world. If you take a look at the players that were universally drafted in the first round this year, you’ll see one common thing: Power. The players listed below are some of the best power hitters in the…