👉 TAP TO SAVE 30% WITH CODE NEW
X
Lost password?

Don't have an account?
Gain Access Now

X

Receive free daily analysis

NFL
NBA
NHL
NASCAR
CFB
MLB
MMA
PGA
ESPORTS
BETTING

Already have an account? Log In

X

Forgot Password


POPULAR FANTASY TOOLS

Expert Advice
Articles & Tools
Import Your Leagues
Draft Rankings
Draft Simulator
Enter League Settings
Compare Any Players
Rookies & Call-Ups
24x7 News and Alerts

Impact Fantasy Baseball Prospects Ready To Shine: Junior Caminero, Dylan Crews, Deyvison De Los Santos

Junior Caminero - Fantasy Baseball Rankings, Draft Sleepers, MLB Prospects

Brenton analyzes three top fantasy baseball prospects - Junior Caminero, Dylan Crews, Deyvison De Los Santos - who could make big impacts this season. These MLB prospects are potential waiver wire pick-ups or stashes.

We might be into Week 18 of the fantasy baseball season with a hefty dose of youth taking over the game of baseball but it's never too late to consider more top prospects doing damage and knocking on the door for their big-league promotions.

We have put together a trio of prospects continuing to show they have little left to prove in the minor leagues. Regardless of age or the state of their respective big league clubs, these guys boast the ability to make a fantasy baseball difference in the second half of the season.

Let's dive in and see which three prospects should either already be stashed or grabbed off the waiver wire before it's too late.

Be sure to check all of our fantasy baseball draft tools and resources:

 

Junior Caminero - INF, Tampa Bay Rays

Current Level: Triple-A Durham
Availability: 28% rostered
2024 stats: 36 G, .253/.323/.479, 9 HRs, 25 RBI, 20 R, 1 SB

Aside from Jackson Holliday, the Rays' Junior Caminero was perhaps the highest-touted prospect in baseball entering the 2024 season considering he made his big-league debut at the ripe old age of 19 in 2023. Predictably, Caminero scuffled against big-league arms but also mashed to the tune of a .309 average alongside 20 homers and a 921 OPS across 81 contests at Double-A Montgomery.

Unfortunately, a lingering quad issue and subsequent diminished results at the plate have plagued MLB Pipeline's No. 3-ranked prospect this season. Camerino's OPS has dipped to .802 in 36 games this season, although his power has been on par with last season as his .226 isolated power is just below his .239 mark from Double-A a season ago.

It's been an interesting return to action for Caminero since returning from the minor-league injured list on July 9. In eight games since returning, the 20-year-old has just five hits. At the same time, four of those have gone for home runs and the other was a double. His five walks match his five strikeouts in that time but there's no doubt consistency has been an issue.

There is little doubt his upside requires a dynasty league stash but his uneven season combined with injury issues put a significant damper on his value for redraft managers.

 

Dylan Crews - OF, Washington Nationals

Current Level: Triple-A Rochester
Availability: 10% rostered
2024 AA stats: 51 G, .274/.343/.446, 5 HRs, 38 RBI, 26 R, 15 SB
2024 AAA stats: 23 G, .257/.336/.426, 4 HRs, 14 RBI, 15 R, 5 SB

Just one spot behind Caminero on MLB Pipeline's Top 100 Prospects list, Nationals outfielder Dylan Crews has split the 2024 campaign between Double-A Harrisburg and Triple-A Jacksonville.

The 22-year-old fared well in his 51 games against elite young pitching at the Double-A level, posting a 123 wRC+ that sat 23% above the league average but that figure has dipped to 97 at Triple-A, 3% below the league average. While he has unquestioned speed on the basepaths, Crews hasn't shown a ton of home run power since moving on from Single-A in the 2023 season.

Of course, 14 homers and an .801 OPS in 424 minor league at-bats is nothing to scoff at but it's likely he doesn't hit for much in terms of home run power early in his big-league career. He does, however, boast excellent speed with 20 stolen bases in 74 games this season. That speed has aided him in notching 16 doubles and three triples to go with his nine long balls on the season.

Dynasty league managers would be wise to stash baseball's No. 4-ranked prospect but his value to redraft managers doesn't appear to be there in 2024.

 

Deyvison De Los Santos - INF, Arizona Diamondbacks

Level: Triple-A Reno
Availability: 8% rostered
2024 AA stats: 38 G, .372/.426/.696, 14 HRs, 37 RBI, 28 R, 1 SB
2024 AAA stats: 47 G, .289/.333/.599, 14 HRs, 46 RBI, 31 R, 0 SB

Not even ranked inside MLB's Top 100 Prospects and way down as the 14th-ranked D-backs prospect, corner infielder Deyvison De Los Santos is bar-none having the best season on this list.

The recently-turned-21-year-old absolutely obliterated Double-A pitching to the tune of a 1.122 OPS with 14 long balls in 38 games before continuing to throttle Triple-A arms with a .932 OPS and another 14 taters in 47 contests. He has 48 home runs, 34 doubles, and four triples over his last 198 minor-league contests with the D-backs.

One of the faster risers in the minor leagues this season, there is seemingly a path to the big leagues sooner than later for De Los Santos. The D-backs are tied for the third and final Wild Card spot in the senior circuit with an above-average offense but third baseman Eugenio Suarez has struggled. Acquired from the Mariners prior to the season, the veteran third baseman has hit just .214 with 11 homers and a .665 OPS on the season, production that sits 11% below the league average, as per his 89 wRC+.

Add it up and the surging De Los Santos sure appears to have something to contribute to a playoff contender down the stretch, even if he just turned 21 years old. Now would be the time to hop on board before he gets the call to the big leagues, even in redraft leagues.



Download Our Free News & Alerts Mobile App

Like what you see? Download our updated fantasy baseball app for iPhone and Android with 24x7 player news, injury alerts, sleepers, prospects & more. All free!



More Fantasy Baseball Prospects and Rookies




POPULAR FANTASY TOOLS

Expert Advice
Articles & Tools
Import Your Leagues
Draft Rankings
Draft Simulator
Enter League Settings
Compare Any Players
Rookies & Call-Ups
24x7 News and Alerts

REAL-TIME FANTASY NEWS

Jordan Walker

to Run More in 2026?
Mitch Spence

Royals Acquire Mitch Spence From A's
Tylor Megill

Moves to 60-Day Injured List
Christian Encarnacion-Strand

May Miss First Few Spring Games
Seth Lugo

Throws a Bullpen on Thursday
Keibert Ruiz

Cleared From Concussion Restrictions
Ryan Bliss

Back in Action at Spring Training
Lars Nootbaar

Will be Delayed in Reporting to Camp
Nabil Crismatt

to Have Elbow Surgery
Agustín Ramírez

Agustin Ramirez Working to Improve his Defense
Nathan Lukes

Davis Schneider Likely to Platoon in Left Field
Jordan Binnington

Records 26-Save Shutout Against Czechia
Connor McDavid

Ties Canadian Record With Three Assists in Olympic Debut
Addison Barger

Moving to Outfield Full Time?
Josh Morrissey

Hurt in Olympic Opener
Robert Williams III

Will Not Play Against Utah
Braxton Garrett

Reaches 95 MPH During Live BP
Deni Avdija

Sidelined vs. Jazz
Alexandre Sarr

to Miss Multiple Weeks
Naji Marshall

Gets Upgraded to Probable
Ian Anderson

to Miss All of 2026 After Shoulder Surgery
Myles Turner

Will Not Play Thursday
Caleb Martin

is Downgraded to Doubtful
Gunnar Henderson

Leaves Camp Due to Personal Matter
Noelvi Marte

to Work in Center Field in Camp
New York Knicks

Jeremy Sochan Heading to New York
Sal Stewart

Drops Weight Heading into First Full MLB Season
CFB

Trinidad Chambliss Eligible for 2026 Season
Kyle Kuzma

Cleared to Play Against Thunder
Ryan Rollins

Remains Sidelined Against Thunder
Keston Hiura

Dodgers Sign Keston Hiura to a Minor-League Deal
Shaedon Sharpe

Sidelined Against Utah
Nick Castellanos

Drawing "a Lot of Interest"
Hunter Dobbins

Not Running or Fielding Yet
Jeff Criswell

to Open 2026 Season on 60-Day Injured List
Scoot Henderson

Available Again on Thursday
Deandre Ayton

Ruled Out on Thursday
Isaiah Hartenstein

Resting on Thursday
Jalen Williams

Will Not Play Thursday Against the Bucks
Deni Avdija

Listed As Questionable on Thursday
Lauri Markkanen

Will Rest on Thursday Against Portland
Keyonte George

Will Not Play Thursday
Jaren Jackson Jr.

Will Likely Miss the Rest of the Season
CFB

BYU's Parker Kingston Charged with Felony Rape
Joel Embiid

to Be Re-Evaluated After All-Star Break
Caleb Martin

Iffy for Thursday's Game
Naji Marshall

Uncertain to Face Lakers
Cameron Young

Looking for Pebble Beach Success
J.J. Spaun

Looks to Turn Things Around at Pebble Beach
Collin Morikawa

Eyes Turnaround at Pebble Beach
Jake Knapp

Brings Hot Form to Pebble Beach
Nick Taylor

in Good Form Going into Pebble Beach Event
Viktor Hovland

Carrying Momentum Into Pebble Beach
Tommy Fleetwood

Set for 2026 PGA Tour Debut at Pebble Beach
Harris English

Looks to Build on Steady Form at Pebble Beach
Justin Rose

Tuned in for AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am
Keegan Bradley

a Boom-or-Bust Play at Pebble Beach
Maverick McNealy

Playing Well with Pebble Beach Looming
Russell Henley

Carries Momentum to Pebble Beach
Shane Lowry

Makes 2026 PGA Tour Debut at Pebble Beach
Michael Kim

Putting Well with Pebble Beach on the Horizon
Billy Horschel

a Little Rattled After Consecutive Missed Cuts
Ben Griffin

Solid But Not Spectacular Early in 2026
Wyndham Clark

Has Question Marks Heading to Pebble Beach
Daniel Berger

Heating Up at the Right Time for Pebble Beach
Jordan Spieth

Looking For a Return to Form at Pebble Beach
Juuse Saros

Starting Wednesday
William Nylander

Iffy for Olympic Opener
Martin Necas

Ready for Thursday
Drake Maye

Says his Shoulder Injury was Significant
Xander Schauffele

Trying to Get the Motor Going at Pebble Beach
Hideki Matsuyama

Trying to Overcome Sunday Collapse
Kenneth Walker III

Runs Away With Super Bowl MVP Honors
Vinicius Oliveira

Suffers His First UFC Loss
Mario Bautista

Gets Back In The Win Column
Kyoji Horiguchi

Dominates At UFC Vegas 113
Amir Albazi

Gets Dominated At UFC Vegas 113
Rizvan Kuniev

Earns His First UFC Win
Jailton Almeida

Drops Decision At UFC Vegas 113
Marc-Andre Barriault

Loses Back-To-Back Fights
Michal Oleksiejczuk

Gets His Third Win In A Row
Las Vegas Raiders

Klint Kubiak Confirms he Will be Next Raiders Head Coach
Jonas Rondbjerg

Out for Olympics
Brad Marchand

Good to Go for Olympic Opener
Gabriel Landeskog

Healthy for Olympics
Jack Hughes

Cleared for Olympics
Jaxon Smith-Njigba

Returns to Super Bowl After Injury Scare
Jaxon Smith-Njigba

Being Evaluated for Concussion, Questionable to Return
James Pearce Jr.

Arrested Following Police Chase
Quinn Hughes

Enters Olympics in Red-Hot Form
NHL

Juho Lammikko Returns to Switzerland
Pavel Zacha

Misses Olympics
Travis Kelce

Undecided on Playing Future, Leaning Towards Returning in 2026?
RANKINGS
C
1B
2B
3B
SS
OF
SP
RP

RANKINGS

QB
RB
WR
TE
K
DEF