May 15, 2025
Atlanta Braves right-handed pitching prospect Luke Sinnard struck out a season-high nine batters during his start against Low-A Columbia on Wednesday. In this outing, Sinnard logged six innings of work. He allowed no runs, three hits, and one walk. Through his first 23 2/3 innings of work at the Low-A level, Sinnard has held an impressive 0.77 ERA with a 1.24 WHIP. He has only allowed a run in two of his six starts. He has tallied 36 punchouts. However, he has struggled to command his pitches at times, as he has served up 11 walks. Fantasy managers should continue to monitor his progression as the third-round pick from last year's MLB Draft should be in the mix to join High-A later this season.
--Andy Smith - RotoBallerSource: MiLB.com
May 15, 2025
Colorado Rockies left-handed pitching prospect
Sean Sullivan logged five shutout innings during his Double-A season debut on Wednesday evening. Sullivan was sidelined during the start of the season after recovering from hip surgery. He made one start in the Arizona Complex League and with Low-A before getting the call to return to Double-A. On Wednesday, Sullivan allowed just two hits and no walks against Binghamton. He struck out three batters. This was a strong season debut for Sullivan. Last season, the southpaw logged 32 innings with Double-A Hartford and held a strong 1.97 ERA with a 1.09 WHIP. If he continues to find success, he should be in the mix to make his Triple-A debut early in the 2025 season.
--Andy Smith - RotoBallerSource: MiLB.com
May 15, 2025
Cincinnati Reds starting pitching prospect
Chase Burns struck out seven batters across five innings of one-run ball on Wednesday against Double-A Birmingham. In this outing, Burns allowed just two hits and no walks. Since joining Double-A Chattanooga, Burns has logged 19 innings to the tune of a stellar 1.89 ERA with a 0.95 WHIP. He has struck out 28 batters and served up just two free passes. Burns began his season with High-A and held a 3.02 ERA and a 0.86 WHIP across three starts before getting the call to Double-A. The Reds drafted Burns with the second pick in last year's MLB Draft. Given his current production at Double-A, Burns should be in the mix to join the majors later this season.
--Andy Smith - RotoBallerSource: MiLB.com
May 15, 2025
Miami Marlins infield prospect Andrew Salas went 2-for-3 with three stolen bases during their contest against Low-A Fort Myers on Wednesday. This was Salas' second time swiping three bags in a single contest this season. Over his last 13 contests, the 17-year-old has posted an impressive .327/.444/.327 line with a 14:11 K:BB and nine stolen bases. Through his first 26 games at the Low-A level, Salas has been able to hold his own, posting a .304/.538/.337 line with a 26:26 K:BB and 14 stolen bases. Given the 17-year-old's strong eye at the plate and elite speed upside, he should be in the mix to join High-A in the coming weeks. He is currently ranked as the No. 6 prospect in the Miami system but will likely continue climbing prospect boards this season.
--Andy Smith - RotoBallerSource: MiLB.com
May 15, 2025
Athletics left-handed pitching prospect
Gage Jump tossed six shutout innings of work on Wednesday evening against Double-A San Antonio. This was his Double-A debut. In this outing, Jump allowed just five hits and one walk. He struck out six batters. Since posting a high 6.35 ERA and a 1.39 WHIP across his first 11 1/3 innings of work this season, the southpaw has flipped the script. Over his last 25 2/3 innings of work, the LSU product has allowed just one run and one walk and struck out an impressive 34 batters. Jump joined the Athletics system in the 2024 MLB Draft. Fantasy managers should continue to monitor his progression as he is moving quite quickly through the system. If he continues to find success at Double-A, he could be in the mix to join Triple-A in the second half of the season.
--Andy Smith - RotoBallerSource: MiLB.com
May 15, 2025
Miami Marlins catching prospect
Agustin Ramirez went 2-for-4 with a double and a home run during their 3-1 victory over the Chicago Cubs on Wednesday evening. Ramirez went deep in the fourth inning against Cubs right-hander
Jameson Taillon. Over his last nine games, the young backstop has been swinging a hot bat, posting a stellar .294/.351/.588 slash line with four doubles, two home runs, and a 10:3 K:BB. Overall, the 23-year-old has looked quite comfortable through his first taste of the major leagues, holding a .260/.305/.571 line with nine doubles and five long balls across a 20-game stint. Under the hood, he has generated an impressive 51.7% hard-hit rate and a 12.1% barrel rate, which suggests his power numbers should continue to remain consistent. He should be viewed as a C1 in all formats, given his power upside.
--Andy Smith - RotoBallerSource: MLB.com
May 15, 2025
Atlanta Braves pitching prospect
Hurston Waldrep allowed two runs on three hits and three walks across six innings against Triple-A Charlotte on Wednesday. He struck out six. The 23-year-old has strung back-to-back effective outings, giving up only four runs and allowing five hits in 11 1/3 innings while striking out 16. The former Florida pitcher made his MLB debut last season and struggled with 13 runs allowed in only seven innings. The right-hander's season-long numbers in 2025 are still poor, with a 5.77 ERA and an elevated 14.7% walk rate. While the Braves have dealt with some injuries in the rotation, it appears Waldrep needs more refinement in the minor leagues before being brought back to the majors. He is currently ranked as the 2nd overall prospect in the Braves system on MLB.com.
--Kyle McCarthySource: MiLB.com
May 15, 2025
New York Mets pitching prospect
Brandon Sproat allowed six earned runs on four hits and three walks in 4 1/3 innings on Wednesday against Triple-A Lehigh Valley. He struck out four and gave up three home runs. It's been a bit of a downseason for Sproat so far, as his strikeout rate has fallen from 28.3% last season to 18.6% this season. It is still a small sample in just 28 innings, but his season-long ERA now sits at 5.85. The 24-year-old still ranks as one of the best arms in the Mets farm system and should be expected to debut sometime this summer. He would be worthy of picking up in deeper leagues as he will benefit from a pitcher-friendly home ballpark. Sproat is currently ranked as the 68th overall prospect in baseball on MLB.com.
--Kyle McCarthySource: MiLB.com
May 15, 2025
Washington Nationals third base prospect
Brady House went 2-for-4 with a two-run homer in Wednesday's game for Triple-A Rochester. The top prospect has gotten off to a solid start in 2025 with a slash line of .286/.346/.442 and 114 wRC+ through 38 games. House is faring better in his second stint at Triple-A as he struggled over 542 PA last season, with a 93 wRC+. He is young for the level at just 21 years old and is showing signs of improvement this season. House reduced the rate of chasing outside the zone. However, he still has issues making consistent contact. With the Nationals' third base spot seemingly wide open, House should have an opportunity to make an impact with the big league club at some point this summer, which would make him worthy of stash in most leagues. He is currently ranked as the 95th overall prospect on MLB.com.
--Kyle McCarthySource: MiLB.com
May
15,
2025
Cleveland
left-hander
Kolby
Allard
has
been
great
as
a
length
option
out
of
the
team's
bullpen
this
season,
and
manager
Stephen
Vogt
said
"he's
definitely
an
option"
to
enter
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May 15, 2025
Detroit Tigers outfielder
Parker Meadows (arm) did his base-running test on Wednesday and also threw to the bases from the outfield in modified drills, according to the Detroit Free Press' Chris McCosky. Meadows said he feels close to being ready to go on a minor-league rehab assignment. Since the 25-year-old has been out since late February with a nerve issue in his right arm, he's probably going to have to go on a lengthy rehab assignment. However, Meadows appears to be turning a corner and is worthy of consideration for a waiver-wire pickup if he's available with his return potentially coming in late May or early June. He was a difference-maker in fantasy and for Detroit in the second half in 2024 after he returned from injuries, slashing .296/.340/.500 with six homers and five steals in 47 regular-season games. At the very least, he should be in the strong side of a platoon in the outfield when he returns.
--Keith Hernandez - RotoBallerSource: Detroit News - Chris McCosky
May 15, 2025
Boston Red Sox outfield prospect
Roman Anthony went 2-for-3 with two singles and two walks in Wednesday's game against Triple-A Buffalo. The 21-year-old has gotten off to a fantastic start in 2025, slashing .306/.428/.478 and a 144 wRC+ over 37 games. Since the calendar turned to May, Anthony's power output has dipped with no home runs and just a .333 SLG. However, he also has a .400 OBP with a solid strikeout rate during this time. For the season, the phenom still has an outstanding quality of contact metrics with a 21.2% Barrel% and a 59.6% HardHit%. Anthony remains the top priority prospect stash and should be expected to be called up sometime this summer. He is currently ranked as the best prospect in baseball on MLB.com.
--Kyle McCarthySource: MiLB.com
May 15, 2025
Updating a previous report, Seattle Mariners shortstop
J.P. Crawford (shoulder) was scratched from Wednesday's series finale against the visiting New York Yankees with shoulder tightness, according to manager Dan Wilson. Until we know more about the severity of Crawford's shoulder injury, fantasy managers should consider him day-to-day. The good news is that the M's have a scheduled day off on Thursday before starting a weekend series in San Diego on Friday against the Padres. You'll want to check back then to see if Crawford is feeling good enough to play. If Crawford needs to go on the injured list, Seattle would most likely mix and match at shortstop with
Leo Rivas and
Miles Mastrobuoni. The 30-year-old's counting stats leave a lot to be desired, but he's hitting a respectable .271 (38-for-140).
--Keith Hernandez - RotoBallerSource: The Seattle Times - Adam Jude
May 14, 2025
The Dodgers will designate catcher
Austin Barnes for assignment after they called up top prospect
Dalton Rushing from Triple-A Oklahoma City on Wednesday, league sources told The Athletic's Fabian Ardaya. Barnes was the team's longest-tenured position player. With
Will Smith still the team's starting backstop, Rushing's clearest path to playing time in his first taste of the big leagues will probably be in the outfield with both
Teoscar Hernandez (groin) and
Tommy Edman (ankle) currently on the injured list. The light-hitting Barnes had been limited to just 13 games to start the 2025 season and was batting .214 (9-for-42) with no home runs, three doubles, two RBI, four runs scored, one walk and 14 strikeouts. The 35-year-old missed time with injuries in 2014 and ended up with just 156 plate appearances, his fewest since 2016.
--Keith Hernandez - RotoBallerSource: The Athletic - Fabian Ardaya
May
14,
2025
The
Los
Angeles
Dodgers
don't
have
any
plans
as
of
right
now
for
rookie
right-hander
Roki
Sasaki
(shoulder)
to
have
medical
intervention
such
as
a
pain-killing
injection
for
his
right-shoulder
impingement.
Manager
Dave
Roberts
said
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