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As we start the month of July, we have two big events that are fantasy relevant: The First Year Player Draft and The Trade Deadline.

Hello everyone! We have a check in on news and waiver options as I am adjusting to a new work schedule.

Edwin Arroyo has been called up by the Reds due to a hamstring injury for Elly De La Cruz. Is Arroyo worth picking up? And the Tigers have been struggling, should you buy low on Torkelson and Co?

Young players are climbing the ranks in MLB farm systems at an accelerated rate and that means even re-draft league owners need to keep an eye on the MLB Draft more than ever. Let's talk about an interesting year in the Draft as well, the 2020 draft.

There is still meat on the waiver wire bone, but who is actually out there? Also, a top 10 prospect has been called up to the big leagues!

We talk about a lot of different topics today where I potentially lose myself in the miasma of rabbit holes. Let's have some fun!

Two big name pitchers also targets for trades and both injured over these past couple of days. Let's talk about it.

Can Ildemaro Vargas keep playing out of this world baseball? If no, for how long? If yes, how and does that continue at first base?

The injury bug has been hitting some players and fantasy managers are feeling it. Who are some underappreciated waiver targets?

This week we look at pitchers like José Soriano and Taj Bradley and see what is working for them!

It's that time of the year! We take time to overreact and either believe the sky is falling with certain players or they are the new Babe Ruth! Let's do this!

We take a look at a couple players you might want to fade, put on your watchlist, or target for this season.

Hold fast, Angels, as any injury could show your lack of depth. This team has several fantasy relevant players, but the amount of questions with this roster can be a reason for concern.

The Athletics showed some impressive firepower on the offensive side of the diamond last year, but struggled to close out close games due to poor results from the pitching staff. What does this squad look like for 2026?

This team is looking to stay healthy and score more runs! With the addition of Brandon Nimmo and Mackenzie Gore, they are poised to win more games for sure.

A strange team for fantasy purposes, but as always, they boast some fantastic pitching options.

One of the best teams in baseball, last year. The lineup boasts a very strong top of the order and their pitching staff is incredible! How many players will end up on fantasy rosters?

The worst team in baseball two years ago showed signs of a brighter future, last season. This year they have added more than anyone in the AL Central and have more fantasy relevance than they have had in a few years.

A fantastic top 4 in the lineup going into this season again. But do they have what it takes to turn the lineup over a bit more this season?

The best team that doesn't look great on paper. Despite their underdog style roster, are there some fantasy gems?

Can this team play better down the stretch? I think they have some fun players for fantasy, especially Riley Greene!

A lot of young talent with a big injection of veteran talent for 2026. What does this lineup look like from a fantasy standpoint?

The Rays might be the most interesting team going into 2026. Back at the Trop and looking to sneak their way back into the postseason.

A team on the verge of taking the AL East, are they done making moves or is there more on the horizon?

A restless fanbase after an exit in the ALDS, the Yankees have not made any waves really to this point outside of the Weathers trade. What is on the horizon and does it involve Dominguez?