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

Top Texas Rangers Prospects: MLB Power Rankings

Kumar Rocker - Fantasy Baseball Rankings, Prospects, Draft Sleepers

The Texas Rangers are in contention mode, but they have done a great job building the farm system as well. The Rangers scout well and their scouting of international players is exceptional.

Today, we will cover the Texas Rangers' top 10 prospects heading into the 2025 season as part of the MLB Prospect Rankings For Each Team series. There is a ton of talent to know here for dynasty leagues. RotoBaller readers can see reports on the Texas Rangers' top 10 fantasy baseball prospects below and can see the full 30 by heading to the Dynasty Dugout!

So, who is on the way to Arlington, and what do those players bring to the table for fantasy baseball dynasty leagues? Let's dive into the Texas Rangers' top 10 prospects for 2025.

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

 

No. 10 Rangers Prospect - Jose Corniell, RHP

Age 21, 6-foot-3/165 pounds, High-A

Originally signing with the Mariners for $630k in 2019, Corniell was traded to the Rangers in 2020 for Rafael Montero. Improving and building his innings every season, Corniell broke out in a big way in 2023, posting a 2.92 ERA across 101 2/3 innings pitched, with the majority of his starts coming in High-A.

Across those innings, he struck out 119 batters and walked just 31 while posting a strike rate north of 67 percent. He missed the entire 2024 season due to Tommy John.

His fastball plays well at the top of the strike zone, sitting 94-95 mph with carry and arm-side run. It plays up even further thanks to a big extension, much like other Rangers’ arms.

His sweeper sits in the mid-80s with over 13-15 inches of sweeping action regularly. The pitch is plus, and Corniell is comfortable throwing it to both lefties and righties. The high-spinning curveball gets a ton of whiffs, showing an impressive two-plane break.

Corniell added a two-seamer and a cutter in 2023, working it down in the zone and getting groundballs, and will mix a changeup in as well against lefties, having a late break. The cutter gave him another pitch he was confident in, and it largely played a big part in his 2023 breakout.

It will be interesting to see what Corniell looks like coming back from Tommy John in 2025. The progress in 2023 was huge, and if the strike-throwing and stuff come back, Corniell probably flies up the Rangers’ top prospect list.

 

No. 9 Rangers Prospect - Jack Leiter, RHP

Age 24, 6-foot-1/205 pounds, Major League Baseball

Some have been quick to call Leiter a Quad-A pitcher after a small MLB sample. This is typically what happens when a prospect comes up and does not perform right away. Leiter was as hyped as any prospect when he came out of Vanderbilt in 2021 and was selected second overall.

The results have been up and down throughout his career, but after landing on the dev list in 2023, Leiter has looked like a different arm.

Across 77 Triple-A innings in 2024, Leiter posted a 3.51 ERA with a 33.3 percent strikeout rate. The 35 2/3 MLB innings led to poor results, but Leiter’s second stint with the Rangers in September was much better outside of one blow up start.

Leiter’s fastball gets exceptional ride, averaging 18 inches of IVB from a 5-foot-7 release height while sitting 96-97 mph. The nearly seven feet of extension allows the pitch to play up even more, and when Leiter is locating it well, it plays better than a plus offering.

The 86-87 mph slider is close to a gyro shape but often plays closer to a traditional slider shape. It is highly effective and plays well with his fastball. Leiter uses a 90 mph cutter to bridge between the four-seam and slider but misses bats at high rates for a cutter.

Leiter then drops in an 81 mph curveball with good depth and short horizontal movement, and he rounds out the arsenal with a heavy-fading changeup that sits at 89 mph.

The positive in the profile is that Leiter has shown improved control. The strike-throwing was around average, but the command and location of his pitches will need to improve. Leiter still has the stuff to be a viable starting pitcher in the majors.

 

No. 8 Rangers Prospect - Malcolm Moore, C

Age 21, 6-foot-2/215 pounds, High-A

Moore was a first-round talent coming out of high school in 2022 but elected to head to Stanford, where he is now a draft-eligible sophomore who bet on himself and made plenty of money, it seems.

He was a freshman All-American in 2023 and even though the numbers don’t jump off the page at you in 2024, he had a very good year. In 244 plate appearances, Moore hit 16 home runs while slashing .255/.414/.553 with more walks than strikeouts. He struck out just 14 percent of the time while walking at an 18 percent clip.

I would not worry too much about the batting average. Moore made excellent contact and had good quality contact, too. His overall contact rate of 83 percent is very solid, and his in-zone mark of 92 percent is high-end. Moore does not chase often out of the zone either, with just a 22 percent rate.

The power metrics won’t wow you, but he still posted an above-average 89 mph average exit velocity and 104 mph 90th percentile. He topped out at 116 mph, which is stellar and shows some big-time power potential.

The power translated to pro ball with a wood bat as Moore showed respectable exit velocities in a small sample. Moore is the kind of profile that makes the most of his power by lifting and pulling the ball regularly. His line drive + fly ball pull rate was among the top marks in college baseball.

Moore needs lots of work to stick behind the plate, so that is still a question mark in his profile, but he hits and is one of the more complete hitters in the class.

 

No. 7 Rangers Prospect - Winston Santos, RHP

Age 22, 6-foot/160 pounds, Double-A

After signing with the Rangers in July of 2019, Santos' pro debut was set back until 2021 due to the pandemic. It was a slow burn for Santos, who was rather good in Single-A in 2022 but took a big step back in 2023 in High-A.

The 2024 season was a massive breakout, though, as Santos threw 110 1/3 innings between High-A and Double-A, having a 3.67 ERA with 138 strikeouts to 34 walks.

Santos’s fastball velocity improved throughout the 2024 season. Early in the season, he sat 94-96, but for the year, he averaged between 96 and 97 with impressive IVB from a 5-foot-7 release height. The 17 inches of IVB is paired with good horizontal movement, helping create strong whiff rates.

The biggest flaw I saw in my looks was when he missed middle or down in the zone; it was hit hard. Up in the zone, the fastball plays well.

The slider began to play exceptionally well as he completely changed from throwing a sweeper in the low 80s to a gyro slider that averaged 85 mph. He located it well, and it played well off his fastball. There is a changeup in the profile, but it is currently inconsistent, sitting 86-88 mph.

Santos showed the ability to throw strikes at a high clip last year, landing 67 percent of pitches for strikes. The swinging-strike rate of 16 percent stood out as well. The improved slider played a huge part in this development, and the changeup needs to take a step forward in 2025.

Santos could be a backend starter, but worst case could be a really solid bullpen arm.

 

No. 6 Rangers Prospect - Alejandro Osuna, OF

Age 22, 5-foot-9/185 pounds, Double-A

Every time I see Osuna play live, he rakes. As a smaller player who signed out of Mexico in December 2020, Osuna has hit at every point of his career and plays well above the frame. Spending most of his season in Double-A in 2024, Osuna slashed .292/.362/.507 with 18 home runs and 47 extra-base hits. He even stole 17 bases.

Osuna sprays line drives to all fields well, but he also can get loft and get to the pull side home run power. The jump to Double-A did not phase him either, as he posted a .306/.379/.523 slash with nine home runs and seven stolen bases in 265 plate appearances. The contact improved and he still showed the ability to hit for power against better pitching.

Osuna gets the ball in the air often, having an air rate north of 60 percent, and has underrated power, posting a 90th percentile exit velocity north of MLB average at 104 mph. He makes good contact, having a contact rate north of 75 percent, with solid marks in the zone. Osuna chases out of the zone at an average clip of 29 percent.

While being smaller in stature, Osuna runs well and puts 100 percent effort into every play. He is passionate and plays bigger than his 5-foot-9 frame. He makes a ton of contact and rarely puts it on the ground. Osuna is strong in the field as well, making him an attractive prospect who could continue to fly up the Rangers system.

 

No. 5 Rangers Prospect - Kohl Drake, LHP

Age 24, 6-foot-5/220 pounds, Double-A

Drake is one of the more underrated pitching prospects in baseball. A 2022 11th-round pick, Drake pitched very little in 2023 but took a big jump forward in 2024, moving three levels and finishing the year dominating Double-A hitters. He finished the year with a 2.29 ERA across 106 innings with 148 strikeouts to just 31 walks.

Age is probably a factor going against Drake’s stock not climbing higher, but I believe that with pitchers, stuff and command are evident, and you can see it playing no matter the competition. Drake is one of those arms.

Drake sits in the 93-95 mph range with his fastball, registering between 15 and 18 inches of IVB with a nice horizontal run. Drake’s curve is his second most used offering, sitting in the low-80s with -15 inches of IVB and sweeping action as well.

He mixes an 82 mph changeup that plays well off his fastball and a slider in the 85-87 mph range.

The former 11th-rounder in 2022 should fully be on radars at this point. As the season went on, Drake has continually improved. He finished the season with nearly a 17 percent swinging-strike rate while throwing strikes at a 65 percent clip.

Internally, the Rangers are quite high on Drake. The hype still hasn’t built, but Drake is an arm that everyone needs to know. This is a solid, high-floor pitcher.

 

No. 4 Rangers Prospect - Emiliano Teodo, RHP

Age 24, 6-foot-1/165 pounds, Double-A

Of all the pitchers I saw in the last few years, Teodo might have the most electric stuff. Despite pitching solely out of the bullpen in the Arizona Fall League in 2023, Teodo returned to a starter role in 2024, throwing 86 1/3 innings with a 1.98 ERA, a 1.19 WHIP, and a 31 percent strikeout rate.

While Teodo did walk 14 percent of batters with a 60 percent strike rate, the stuff overpowers hitters.

Teodo has an explosive fastball that I clocked as high as 101 mph this year and regularly sits near triple digits. The sinker has a ton of bore to it, making it incredibly hard to hit, paired with the velocity. Teodo began to use the sinker more in 202,4 which plays well for him.

Teodo also mixes a changeup that has been up to 94 but can dial it back to the high 80s. The mid-to-upper 80s slider gets excellent sweeping action and gets on hitters quickly. The slider has strong traits, having good depth and late sweeping action. He sells it extremely well with his high arm speed.

The stuff is insane, and you would love to see him get a chance to be a starter, but if the command falters, Teodo could be a fun closer.

 

No. 3 Rangers Prospect - Alejandro Rosario, RHP

Age 23, 6-foot-1/182 pounds, High-A

Rosario pitched exceptionally well all year, including in my live looks at him. A 2023 fifth-round pick, Rosario’s numbers at Miami University were not good. But the Rangers saw the vision with a change in pitch mix, which led to all the success for Rosario in his pro debut season.

Rosario threw 88 1/3 innings with a 2.24 ERA with 129 strikeouts and 13 walks.

Rosario’s fastball sits in the 95 to 98 range and sometimes touches 99. It comes with a heavy arm side run and a low 5-foot-5 release height. Rosario creates an absurd amount of IVB with 17 inches on average from that low release height. The fastball is an outlier pitch with strong velocity.

His splitter plays as a plus pitch, sitting near 90 mph and missing a ton of bats. The pitch averaged over 15 inches of horizontal movement with late parachuting action. Rosario throws it away from lefties but also in on right-handed batters, and it missed bats at an absurd clip.

Rosario then gets hitters with a mid-80s slider that has a slurvey shape. Rosario sells all three pitches well thanks to his consistent arm speed and has shown good bat-missing ability with each. There are times when Rosario really snaps it off and gets a ton of horizontal movement. He also does a great job of landing it for strikes.

You could argue three-plus pitches at this point with stellar command. Rosario walked 3.7 percent of hitters with an impressive 69 percent strike rate. Considering the cross-body delivery, his pinpoint location is impressive.

He looks like a mid-rotation starter at this point, with room to continue to grow. Rosario unfortunately will not pitch in 2025 due to having Tommy John Surgery.

 

No. 2 Rangers Prospect - Kumar Rocker, RHP

Age 25, 6-foot-5/245 pounds, Major League Baseball

It has been a wild career arc to get to where Rocker is presently, but the present version of Rocker looks like one of the better pitchers in baseball. A first-round talent out of high school, Rocker opted to attend Vanderbilt, where he formed the top one-two punch in college baseball with Jack Leiter.

After being selected by the Mets 10th overall in 2021, New York decided not to sign him due to medical reasons. Rocker spent the 2022 season pitching in Indy ball, where he pitched well enough for the Rangers to select him third overall in 2022.

Rocker made six starts in 2023 before going down with Tommy John surgery. He returned from injury and looked like a completely different arm in his post-TJ era. In 29 2/3 innings in Double-A and Triple-A, Rocker posted a 0.91 ERA with 47 strikeouts and four walks. This earned Rocker a trip to the majors, where he pitched 11 2/3 strong innings.

Rocker is an example of how fast pitching prospects can change their trajectory. It only takes watching a couple of starts and having that data sample to see a player is different. If you remember the 2022 Arizona Fall League, you can remember how out of whack Rocker’s mechanics had gotten. The expectations were low, and Rocker came back and dominated.

The command is stellar. The stuff looks as good as ever. Rocker looks like the best version of himself right now.

Rocker is consistently sitting 96-98 mph with his fastball and touching triple digits. From his lower release point, he is throwing a pitch resembling a two-seam fastball, regularly showing 15-17 inches of arm-side movement. Seven feet of extension allow the pitch to play up even beyond that velocity.

His slider has nice depth in a gyro shape and reaches 90 mph. It gets insane amounts of whiffs, and hitters often look silly against it. Rocker is mixing a changeup but does not need to throw it that often. It will be interesting to watch how much he uses it in 2025, as he averages nearly 90 mph with the pitch and 15 inches of arm-side fade.

The crazy thing is Rocker posted a 71 percent strike rate last year. For reference, that is higher than Zebby Matthews, an elite control artist. His swinging-strike rate is a minor league-best 24.4 percent over the span he pitched. The CSW, an insane 39 percent.

Rocker’s injury history and struggles with mechanics seem to be behind him now. His 2024 dominance gives a lot of confidence heading into 2025 that he can be a staple in the Rangers rotation.

 

No. 1 Rangers Prospect - Sebastian Walcott, SS

Age 19, 6-foot-4/190 pounds, Double-A

If you crafted the body of a future star player in a lab, Walcott is what they would look like. Standing at 6-foot-4/190 pounds, Walcott won’t turn 19 until spring training 2025 is nearly over, yet he has already reached Double-A.

The Rangers have been aggressive with him, sending him from the complex to High-A after he signed in January 2023, and then Walcott spent nearly all of 2024 with High-A Hickory before ending the year in Double-A.

After some struggles out of the gate, and to no one’s surprise, Walcott progressed all year and wound up slashing .265/.344/.452 with 11 home runs, 34 doubles, and nine triples. He stole 27 bases and was caught just eight times.

While some reports have quickly written him off as a shortstop, Walcott shows impressive range there and has smooth actions with a big arm.

While the 25.6 percent strikeout rate is a bit concerning and the contact rates, don’t paint a pretty picture, things improved. Over his final three months, Walcott struck out less than 23 percent of the time. The contact rate finished the year at 67 percent and his in-zone mark was a below-average 78 percent.

Walcott chased pitches out of the zone at a 27 percent clip. When examining these marks, it is important to remember that he was an 18-year-old in High-A and Double-A.

The power and athleticism are off the charts, though. Walcott’s 90th percentile exit velocity of 106 mph was top of the scale for his age, and he paired it with an impressive 116.3 mph max. Nearly 60 percent of Walcott’s batted balls were in the air, and his pull percentage of balls in the air was 90th percentile for all hitters.

The foot speed is plus. The swing is solid, and the bat speed is electric. He does wrap the bat around his head ever so slightly but creates good separation with a wide base, helping him generate torque and power.

From a pure upside standpoint, this is what a number one overall prospect looks like. Will Walcott make enough contact to make the profile work? That is still to be determined, but even if he is a 30-grade hit tool, the rest of the profile will allow him to be an everyday major leaguer.

 

For full reports on the Top 30 Prospects in the Texas Rangers system and the top 50 ranked, head to the Dynasty Dugout for more of Chris's work!



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 Advice




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
RANKINGS
C
1B
2B
3B
SS
OF
SP
RP

RANKINGS

QB
RB
WR
TE
K
DEF

REAL-TIME FANTASY NEWS

Austin Reaves6 mins ago

Ruled Out For Thursday
Clarke Schmidt6 mins ago

Throws Live Batting Practice On Thursday
Kris Bubic12 mins ago

Appears To Be Favorite For No. 5 Rotation Spot
Carson Spiers23 mins ago

Andrew Abbott To Start On IL, Carson Spiers To Open As Fifth Starter
Jordan Montgomery30 mins ago

Teams Showing Interest In Jordan Montgomery
Luka Dončić32 mins ago

Luka Doncic Unavailable Thursday Versus Bucks
Zac Gallen39 mins ago

To Start On Opening Day For Diamondbacks
Zack Gelof53 mins ago

X-Rays Come Back Negative For Zack Gelof
Félix Bautista58 mins ago

Felix Bautista Not A Lock To Be Ready For Opening Day
Gunnar Henderson1 hour ago

"Running Out Of Time" To Be Ready For Opening Day
Drew Thorpe1 hour ago

Leaves Minor-League Outing With Elbow Discomfort
Brooks Lee1 hour ago

Scratched On Thursday With Back Tightness
Detroit Lions3 hours ago

Rock Ya-Sin Agrees To Terms With Lions
Cincinnati Bengals3 hours ago

Bengals Hosting Lucas Patrick On Visit
Ramón Urías3 hours ago

Ramon Urias Returns To Action On Thursday
Washington Commanders3 hours ago

Nate Herbig Joins Commanders Offensive-Line Group
Miami Dolphins3 hours ago

Benito Jones Re-Signs With Dolphins
Alex Verdugo3 hours ago

Inks Contract With Atlanta
Ryan Weathers3 hours ago

Will Open Season On Injured List
Seattle Seahawks3 hours ago

Seahawks Rework Uchenna Nwosu's Contract
Graham Ashcraft3 hours ago

Will Start Campaign In Relief Role
Michel Otañez4 hours ago

Michel Otanez Will Begin The Season On The Injured List
Michael Gallup4 hours ago

Commanders Add Michael Gallup To Receiver Room
Jose Trevino4 hours ago

Signs Extension With Cincinnati
Casey DeSmith4 hours ago

Starting On Thursday
DeAndre Carter4 hours ago

Browns Sign DeAndre Carter To One-Year Deal
Sergei Bobrovsky4 hours ago

Facing Columbus On Thursday
Jeff Petry4 hours ago

Traveling With The Team
Nick Jensen4 hours ago

Not Playing On Thursday
Zach Agnos5 hours ago

Likely To Begin In The Minors
Zac Veen5 hours ago

Pushing Hard For A Roster Spot
Erik Gustafsson5 hours ago

Does Not Practice On Thursday
Austin Gomber5 hours ago

To Open Season On Injured List
Alexander Romanov5 hours ago

Not Expected To Play On Thursday
Chase Dollander5 hours ago

Likely To Begin In Triple-A
Edwin Díaz5 hours ago

Edwin Diaz's Velocity Down This Spring
Gary Payton II7 hours ago

Iffy For Thursday
Ja'Kobe Walter7 hours ago

Unavailable Thursday
Gradey Dick7 hours ago

Remains Out Against Warriors
Jakob Poeltl7 hours ago

Off The Injury Report Thursday
RJ Barrett7 hours ago

Misses Third Straight Contest
Marcus Garrett7 hours ago

Questionable Thursday
Moussa Diabaté8 hours ago

Moussa Diabate May Sit Out Thursday's Game
Cameron Johnson8 hours ago

Resting Against Pacers
Matt Boldy10 hours ago

Strikes Twice In Victory
Filip Gustavsson10 hours ago

Shuts The Door On Kraken On Wednesday
Auston Matthews10 hours ago

Extends Goal Streak To Three Games
Joseph Woll10 hours ago

Stands Tall Against Colorado
Chandler Stephenson10 hours ago

Suffers Injury On Wednesday
Marco Rossi10 hours ago

Exits Early On Wednesday
Kansas City Chiefs18 hours ago

Chiefs Re-Sign Marlon Tuipulotu
Las Vegas Raiders18 hours ago

Raiders Sign Christian Elliss To An Offer Sheet
Detroit Lions18 hours ago

Lions Re-Sign Al-Quadin Muhammad To One-Year Deal
Miami Dolphins18 hours ago

Willie Gay Signs One-Year Deal With Dolphins
Houston Texans19 hours ago

Texans Make Danielle Hunter The Second-Highest-Paid Defensive End
Cedrick Wilson Jr.19 hours ago

Saints Rework Cedrick Wilson Jr.'s Contract
Noah Brown19 hours ago

Working His Way Back From Kidney Injury
Miles Bridges19 hours ago

Expected To Play On Thursday Night
Rondale Moore19 hours ago

Vikings Agree To Terms With Rondale Moore
LaMelo Ball19 hours ago

Probable Versus The Knicks
Stefon Diggs19 hours ago

Visiting With Patriots
Devin Duvernay19 hours ago

Bears Agree To One-Year Deal With Devin Duvernay
Gary Trent Jr.19 hours ago

Considered Probable For Thursday
Damian Lillard19 hours ago

Likely To Suit Up Against Lakers
Giannis Antetokounmpo20 hours ago

Probable For Thursday's Clash Against Lakers
Santi Aldama20 hours ago

Available Following Six-Game Absence
Scotty Pippen Jr.20 hours ago

Active On Wednesday
Christian Braun20 hours ago

Back For Nuggets Wednesday Night
Aaron Gordon20 hours ago

Good To Go Against Lakers
Jamal Murray20 hours ago

Unavailable Against Lakers
Nikola Jokić20 hours ago

Nikola Jokic Remains Out On Wednesday
Shea Theodore23 hours ago

Takes Full Contact In Practice
Cole Sillinger23 hours ago

Closing In On Return
Sean Monahan24 hours ago

May Return To Action This Week
Filip Gustavsson24 hours ago

Takes On Kraken Wednesday
Mackenzie Blackwood24 hours ago

Expected To Face Maple Leafs
Joseph Woll24 hours ago

Starts First Leg Of Back-To-Back Wednesday
Dmitry Orlov1 day ago

On Track To Return Thursday
Houston Texans1 day ago

Texans Sign Cam Robinson
Deebo Samuel Sr.1 day ago

Commanders Rework Deebo Samuel Sr.'s Deal
Jake Knapp1 day ago

Looks To Stay Hot At Valspar Championship
New England Patriots1 day ago

Jack Gibbens Reuniting With Mike Vrabel In New England
Adam Hadwin1 day ago

Looking To Bounce Back At Valspar Championship
Julius Chestnut1 day ago

Titans Bring Julius Chestnut Back On One-Year Deal
Cam Davis1 day ago

Avoid Cam Davis At Valspar Championship
Josh Manson1 day ago

Expected To Miss At Least Three Weeks
Marcus Foligno1 day ago

Sitting On Wednesday
Sepp Straka2 days ago

Eyeing Victory At Valspar Championship
Sam Stevens2 days ago

Looking To Get Back Into Form At Valspar Championship
Jordan Spieth2 days ago

A Boom-Or-Bust Candidate At Valspar Championship
Alex Smalley2 days ago

Aims To Continue Strong Form At Valspar Championship
Adam Scott2 days ago

A Risky Play At Valspar Championship
Shane Lowry2 days ago

A Home Run Pick At Valspar Championship
Stephan Jaeger2 days ago

Looks To Continue Momentum At Valspar Championship
Thomas Detry2 days ago

Aims To Regain Form At Valspar Championship
Justin Thomas2 days ago

Continues To Spark But Hopes To Keep It Lit At Innisbrook
Michael Kim2 days ago

Looks To Rebound At Valspar Championship
Tom Kim2 days ago

Looking For Putter Form At Valspar Championship
Rasmus Hojgaard2 days ago

Looking For Form At Valspar Championship
Ben Griffin2 days ago

Needs To Find Ball-Striking Form Ahead Of Valspar Championship
Tommy Fleetwood2 days ago

Looks To Keep Short But Successful Run Going At Innisbrook
Eric Cole2 days ago

Needs To Find A Spark At Innisbrook
Sam Burns2 days ago

Looks To Rebound At Valspar Championship
Roman Dolidze3 days ago

Extends His Win Streak To Three
Marvin Vettori3 days ago

Suffers Back-To-Back Losses
Will Zalatoris3 days ago

Has Been Consistent At Least In 2025
Carson Young3 days ago

Makes The Cut In Second Straight Tournament
Elizeu Zaleski dos Santos3 days ago

Suffers Second-Round TKO
Chidi Njokuani3 days ago

Scores TKO Win At UFC Vegas 104
Kurt Holobaugh3 days ago

Drops Decision At UFC Vegas 104
Alexander Hernandez3 days ago

Wins Decision At UFC Vegas 104
Cody Gibson3 days ago

Submitted At UFC Vegas 104
Da'Mon Blackshear3 days ago

Wins Back-To-Back Fights
Brendson Ribeiro3 days ago

Gets Submission Win At UFC Vegas 104
Diyar Nurgozhay3 days ago

Suffers His First Loss
MMA3 days ago

Seung Woo Choi Suffers First-Round TKO Loss At UFC Vegas 104
Kevin Vallejos3 days ago

Finishes Seung Woo Choi In Debut
Tyler Reddick3 days ago

Solid Performance Is Derailed By Late Pit-Road Issues At Las Vegas
Ryan Blaney3 days ago

Struggles End In A Disappointing Exit Late At Las Vegas
Josh Berry3 days ago

Impressively Earns First Cup Series Win At Las Vegas
AJ Allmendinger3 days ago

Scores First Top-10 Finish Of Season At Las Vegas
Kyle Larson3 days ago

Leads The Most Laps, But Settles For A Top-10 Finish At Las Vegas
Ross Chastain3 days ago

Obtains A Hard-Fought Top-Five Finish At Las Vegas
Daniel Suarez3 days ago

Scores Career-Best Finish At Las Vegas, But Falls Short Of Winning
NASCAR4 days ago

Bubba Wallace Wrecks At Las Vegas But Shows Promising Speed
Alex Bowman4 days ago

Recovers From Loose Wheel To Finish Seventh
Austin Cindric4 days ago

Wins Stage 1, But Loose Wheel Foils Victory Bid
William Byron4 days ago

Loses Las Vegas Race On Strategy But Expands Points Lead
Ryan Preece4 days ago

Earns Best Career Non-Drafting Oval Finish At Las Vegas
Christopher Bell4 days ago

Quest For Four Wins In A Row Just Got More Difficult
Kyle Larson4 days ago

Should Contend For Another Win At Las Vegas
Ryan Blaney4 days ago

Once Again The Chalk DFS Pick At Las Vegas
Ross Chastain4 days ago

Fastest In Practice At Las Vegas
Chris Buescher4 days ago

Has Sneaky Upside This Weekend
Chase Elliott4 days ago

May Be A Sneaky DFS Option For Las Vegas Lineups
William Byron4 days ago

Expect William Byron To Compete For The Win At Las Vegas
Tyler Reddick4 days ago

Is One Of The Top DFS Options For Las Vegas
Denny Hamlin4 days ago

Could Denny Hamlin Be A Quality Driver For DFS At Las Vegas?

MORE RECENT ARTICLES

 
J.K. Dobbins - Fantasy Football Rankings, NFL Injury News, DFS Lineup Picks

J.K. Dobbins Top Landing Spots: Updated 2025 NFL Free Agency Outlook

J.K. Dobbins was coming off another devastating injury to begin the 2024 season. A torn Achilles tendon ended his 2023 season in Week 1. The veteran back had lobbied for a new contract in the run-up to the 2023 season, so this was an incredibly tough blow for Dobbins's prospects. He wound up signing a […]


Ashton Jeanty - College Football Rankings, NCAA CFB DFS Lineup Picks

Best Dynasty Fantasy Football Formats: Five Ways To Set Up Your League

There are plenty of major fantasy football formats to play. You can play Daily Fantasy Sports cash games or season-long money tournaments. You can set up a casual redraft league with your friends. You can also play Dynasty, which is the preferred format of many of fantasy football's biggest fans. But there are plenty of […]


Breece Hall - Fantasy Football Rankings, NFL Injury News, DFS Lineup Picks

Top Dynasty Fantasy Football Risers and Fallers For 2025

Most players don't retain the rankings they had the year before in dynasty fantasy football. There could be a million reasons for this, but change is one of the only constants in the NFL. Whether due to injury, poor seasons, trades, or unrealistic expectations being adjusted as the reality of each player's situation set in […]


Jalen Milroe - College Football Rankings, NCAA CFB DFS Lineup Picks

2025 NFL Draft Rankings for Fantasy Football: Top 9 Quarterbacks

Last year's rookie quarterback class was special. The first three players drafted were all quarterbacks, with Caleb Williams going to the Bears at No. 1 followed by Jayden Daniels to the Commanders at No. 2, and Drake Maye to the Patriots at No. 3. Daniels won Rookie of the Year. Maye made the Pro Bowl. […]


Abdul Carter - Fantasy Football Rankings, Draft Sleepers, NFL Injury News

2025 NFL First-Round Mock Draft (Featuring Trades)

The 2025 NFL Draft is less than six weeks away. Every NFL team has different needs than they did two weeks ago because of free agency. There are still a few big-name players available on the open market. However, let’s dive into my first mock draft of the year for RotoBaller. This mock draft is […]


Josh Downs - Fantasy Football Rankings, Draft Sleepers, NFL Injury News Updates

2025 Fantasy Football Sleepers: Third-Year Breakouts

Patience can be tough, especially in fantasy football. We want instant production from rookies, but these players often take a while to get going. These youngsters need to adjust to the speed of the NFL and learn from their early struggles to break out fully. The third year in the NFL is oftentimes when things […]


J.J. McCarthy - Fantasy Football Rankings, NFL Draft Sleepers

Florio's Non-Free Agent Fantasy Football Winners and Losers

Free Agency takes over the football world every March. It is always such a fun week that shakes up the league. It is followed by plenty of analysis over which players ended up in good fits and which hurt their stock.  Free agents are not the only players whose value is shaken up this week, […]


Bucky Irving - Fantasy Football Rankings, Draft Sleepers, NFL Injury News

2025 Fantasy Football Rookie Regression Candidates: Potential Sophomore Slumps

No one, and especially not Dynasty fantasy football managers, wants to hear that their rookie breakout player is going to slump in their second season. Yet we see that happen pretty much every season with certain players. The best example from 2024 was quarterback C.J. Stroud. Stroud won the Offensive Rookie of the Year award […]


Tre Harris - College Football Rankings, NCAA CFB DFS Lineup Picks, NFL Draft

Three Fantasy Football Rookie Wide Receiver Sleepers: Yards Per Route Run Analysis

In one of my first fantasy football articles covering NFL Draft prospects, we looked at three rookies who stood out via yards per route run. The landing spot and actual draft capital mattered since they showed how NFL teams value those players. That said, we will switch it up and examine the 11 wide receiver […]


Saquon Barkley - Fantasy Football Rankings, NFL Injury News, DFS Lineup Picks

Dynasty Fantasy Football RB Rankings Analysis: Saquon Barkley, De'Von Achane, Breece Hall

Dynasty startup drafts are in full swing. There’s nothing that quite matches the dopamine hit and adrenaline rush of beginning a new dynasty draft. As any good dynasty manager knows, running backs are critical elements when it comes to building a perennial contender. Some of the top backs available in startup drafts this year are […]


CeeDee Lamb - Fantasy Football Rankings, DFS and Betting Picks, NFL Injury News

Dynasty Fantasy Football WR Rankings Analysis – CeeDee Lamb, Amon-Ra St. Brown, Puka Nacua

The cool thing about dynasty fantasy football is that rankings change all the time. At this time last year, New York Giants wide receiver Malik Nabers and Jacksonville Jaguars wide receiver Brian Thomas Jr. were being drafted in the first round of rookie drafts. Now, both wide receivers are top-15 dynasty assets.  Three wideouts whose […]


Davante Adams - Fantasy Football Rankings, Draft Sleepers, NFL Injury News

Fantasy Football Winners and Losers of 2025 NFL Free Agency

The biggest NFL free-agency frenzy of 2025, namely the first few days of free agency, is now in the books, so the majority of the biggest moves have been made by now. There are still a few big names that haven't signed yet, but most of the most coveted players have found new landing spots […]


Stefon Diggs - Fantasy Football Rankings, NFL Injury News, DFS Lineup Picks

Stefon Diggs Top Landing Spots: Updated 2025 NFL Free Agency Outlook

Stefon Diggs enjoyed a nice first season with the Houston Texans before he tore his ACL in Week 8. The veteran receiver was playing on a one-year deal and has yet to be signed by another team this offseason. Diggs enters his age 31 season in 2025 and has shown some signs of decline in […]