The five Prospects Live members that competed in TGFBI set the standard for 2019 publications. Each of the five do a post mortem where they answer three questions: What went right, what went wrong, and what they’ll change for 2020.
Two Late Season Dynasty Fliers for your Farm
Panning For Gold: All Your Touch And All You See Is All Your Looks Will Ever Be
My Last 10 Dynasty Prospect Pick Ups
Trade Targets: Five Not-So-Expensive Dynasty Pitchers
Panning For Gold: Digging Deep On The Short Season Names
The Next 10: Midseason Fantasy Prospects 101-110
Our Favorite Top 30 2019 J2 Players for Fantasy
Three Players We Should Have Ranked Higher in our Fantasy Top 100
Panning For Gold: Splash Some Cold Water And Mr White Transforms To Heisenberg
Under The Radar Minor League Performances In the Last 30 Days
MLB Draft 2019 First-Year Player Dynasty Mock
Ralph, Matt and Eddy got together and instead of doing a pure fantasy rank, we opted to mock draft 30 names. Each of us drafted 10 players and had to roster at least two pitchers. Be sure to visit our Top 50 MLB Draft rankings for video and blurbs on each of these names.
Nine Dynasty Prospects That You Should Buy Low
Panning For Gold: Dylan Carlson's Tale Of Ice And Fire
Prospect Avalanche: Deciding Whom To Spend Your FAAB On
Panning For Gold: Austin Riley Has No Time For Cold Water
Panning For Gold: Tucker Tosses Cold Water On His Prospect Fatigue
Analyzing April 2019 Flyball Data for MiLB
Panning For Gold: Hot Streaks And Cold Water
Sometimes a pitcher performs so well in the early going that you must drop your preconceived notions about said arm and embrace the new normal. So far on the young season the Marlins Zac Gallen is a shinning example of dropping what you know and buying in on a possible breakout. At this point there has to be thoughts of shipping Jose Urena for Gallen in the Miami front office. Two starts into the young season with New Orleans, and Gallen has turned in two strong starts going a total of 13 innings allowing one run, on 3 hits, and walks, while striking out 19 batters.
How I Find My Breakout Prospects
The new minor league season is upon us and with it comes the hopes of finding the next breakouts. While ideally we’d love to wait and see which hot starts are real, in competitive leagues we’re not afforded that luxury, so we have to act sooner than we’d probably like. I wanted to break down how I go about finding the pop up guys and what traits a player has to catch my attention.