When Is Joe Boyle Getting Called Up? Fantasy Baseball Prospect Outlook (Week 15 Update)

When is Joe Boyle getting called up? Will Boyle get promoted in July 2025? Read about this top fantasy baseball prospect outlook heading into Week 15.

After a disappointing stint in the majors last season with the Athletics, Joe Boyle was traded to Tampa Bay in the offseason and has begun to find his footing. Boyle has spent most of his time at Triple-A and has been one of the most effective pitchers in the minor leagues.

With the Rays now firmly in the Wild Card race, does Boyle have a path to join their rotation during the second half of the regular season?

Should fantasy managers continue to stash Boyle on their bench? When should fantasy managers expect him to get the call? Let's dive in!

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Joe Boyle Prospect Update for Fantasy Baseball

In his most recent outing at Triple-A Durham, the right-hander struck out eight batters across five innings of two-run ball (one earned). Since June 1 (six starts), Boyle has struck out at least seven batters in each outing and tallied a cumulative 49 strikeouts over these 30 innings.

Through 73 total innings with Durham, Boyle has posted a stellar 1.85 ERA, 0.99 WHIP, and a 96:31 K:BB. He received one spot-start for Tampa Bay in April and struck out seven batters across five no-hit frames.

Congrats to Tristan Peters & Joe Boyle on being named the International League's Player & Pitcher of the Month for June! pic.twitter.com/Mfm64xuSga

— Durham Bulls (@DurhamBulls) July 3, 2025

Joe Boyle Outlook for Fantasy Baseball

While Boyle has been one of the most dominant pitchers at Triple-A this season and appears to have turned the corner, Tampa Bay does not have an opening for him. Currently, Taj Bradley holds down the No. 5 spot in the rotation and, despite his inconsistencies, does not appear in any danger of losing his spot.

Last summer, Boyle posted a high 6.42 ERA across 47 2/3 innings with the Athletics but is poised to take a significant step forward during his next stint in the major leagues.

Given his elite production, he remains a solid stash option in deeper 12+ team leagues going forward. On Sunday morning, the Rays announced that Boyle is set to return to the major league roster. However, he may not be guaranteed a spot in the rotation. As a result, he is worth adding in all 12+ team leagues.

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Joe Boyle
AAA Durham TBR

6.29 v Memphis
5 IP 2H 2R 1ER 1HBP 8K
10 whiffs/83 pitches

Entered as follower = new path to MLB spot.

Solid mechanics in windup only has dropped AAA BB%: 19.8% to 10.6%.

Rays 47 away 31 home G remain., less concerned about HR issue pic.twitter.com/gUWmEMTuPe

— YGM Fantasy Baseball (@YGMfantasy) June 30, 2025

- Written by Andy Smith

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