After decades of controversy and exclusion, Major League Baseball has lifted Pete Rose’s lifetime ban, opening the Hall of Fame doors for one of the game’s most passionate and prolific legends.

Aaron Judge's dominant 2025 pace—highlighted by elite contact and reduced strikeouts—puts him on track for a rare statistical season, drawing parallels to legendary performances from baseball's modern era.

Ronald Acuna Jr. is finally on the rehab trail and could rejoin the Braves in about 10 days, aiming to salvage his 2025 fantasy season after a delayed comeback from knee surgery.

After rebounding from Tommy John surgery, Braves pitching prospect JR Ritchie is flashing frontline starter upside with elite command, a deadly breaking ball, and a fastball poised to touch the high 90s.

Arizona calls up elite infield prospect Jordan Lawlar, whose minor league production and positional flexibility make him a must-add in all fantasy baseball formats.

For fantasy teams looking to build pitching depth, some veteran arms are positioned to return to the majors over the next week, highlighted by Clayton Kershaw and Brandon Woodruff.

Evan Carter was the lead outfield pickup for me last week, but he remains in the free agent pool in most shallow formats. Angel Martinez is my second best option at outfield this week.

Solving at-bat problems in fantasy baseball requiring churning of some struggling players who have played their way into the free agent pool. Here's a look at some retread this week:

The fantasy baseball season is almost at the quarter pole, multiple bullpens remain in flux—here’s a closer look at the most volatile situations and where to find potential save opportunities.

Aaron Judge is off to a scorching start in 2025 fantasy baseball leagues, leading the AL in five major offensive categories and projecting toward a rare 50+ homer season that could etch his name alongside baseball legends.

Cade Horton joins the Cubs' rotation with a high-octane fastball and dominant minor league numbers, but questions about his durability and pitch depth loom large ahead of his MLB debut.

Several top pitching prospects are dominating at AAA and appear poised for MLB call-ups, offering fantasy baseball managers high-upside arms to monitor.

Devin Williams and Emmanuel Clase have struggled to meet expectations in 2025, leaving fantasy baseball managers scrambling for reliable saves.

Several outfield prospects including Boston's Roman Athony and LA's James Outman are making strong cases for MLB call-ups with recent surges in production, offering fantasy managers potential impact bats.

Rising prospects across multiple infield positions are making a name for themselves in the minor leagues led by Arizona's Jordan Lawlar, showcasing the potential for future major league impact and dynasty league value.

A look at top pitching prospects like Andrew Painter, Joe Boyle, and Logan Henderson, plus injury updates and potential MLB call-ups for fantasy baseball managers to track in May.

After dominating AAA with a .409 stretch and 12 steals, Jordan Lawlar is knocking on the Diamondbacks’ door—fantasy baseball managers should prepare for his imminent impact.

After a blazing AAA debut, Kurtz’s early MLB struggles have fantasy managers questioning his readiness—despite elite power metrics and glimpses of breakout potential.

For fantasy teams looking to build pitching depth, multiple arms are positioned to increase in value by moving into the starting rotation soon.

Evan Carter looks close to getting his ticket punched for another ride in the majors. Jacob Young appears to be the best speed out in shallow leagues.

For the fantasy teams looking to add future fantasy upside to their rosters, Jac Caglianone and Matt Shaw are making their push to the majors.

Securing saves is an ongoing, strategic pursuit, and savvy managers know the waiver wire can be just as important as draft day. Here’s a breakdown of the bullpens currently facing the most turbulence:

Gunnar Hoglund has arrived, Bubba Chandler should be on the way, and Cade Horton and Andrew Painter are getting closer to the majors.

A group of under-the-radar outfielders is flashing fantasy upside in the minors, with Roman Anthony and Evan Carter making pushes to the majors. Veterans like Drew Avans and rising bats like Carson McCusker are also making cases for major league at-bats.