Francisco Mejia

For Full Show in Audio Format click here Can Alex Reyes Save Your Fantasy Baseball Season? Can Alex Reyes save your Fantasy Baseball season? Ready for another week of the best Fantasy Baseball talk you can find? The Baseball Show is ready to steer you towards victory. This week our featured player is Alex Reyes, who is ready to take the world by storm for the St. Louis Cardinals. Fully recovered from Tommy John surgery, and his suspension put behind him as well, Reyes is pitching like he's making up for lost time. He's…

Episode 15, guest Jim Callis For those of you who regularly view The Baseball Show, you know how important Ralph Lifshitz is to us. Well, without our guest this week Jim Callis (@jimcallisMLB) of MLB Pipeline on MLB.com, there may not be a Prospect Jesus.Show Rundown Jim tells us all about his background, and how he got started (3:18); then discusses his thoughts on the new two-way player phenom (6:20); and how Francisco Mejia's bat will eventually find him a position (8:38); also what he would do if Shohei Ohtani were…

The Cleveland Indians came oh so close two seasons ago, falling just short of a World Championship. After finishing as one of the top teams in baseball last season, they failed to finish the deal once again. Despite falling short, the Indians undoubtedly have one of the best young teams in baseball. What's even more impressive is that the talent is still coming. The Indians have the ability to be very good for a long time and these prospects should play a big role in that. 10. Aaron Civale, RHPAge: 22 Drafted:…

Last week in Dynasty Dugout, we went over some hitting prospects that impressed me this season. This week we take a look at the best players headed to the Arizona Fall League next month. I know I said we'd cover some pitching prospects that impressed, but I wanted to jump into this piece after the rosters were announced for the Arizona Fall League.For all you baseball junkies out there like myself, the Arizona Fall League is always very intriguing for fantasy purposes. There have been many big-name prospects to play in…

We've covered every offensive position so far in our midseason dynasty rankings besides catchers. Yay catchers! I know you can’t really tell, but that was said with a lot of sarcasm. Trying to find reliable catchers in fantasy these days is about as much fun as watching the Hallmark channel with my in-laws. Most catchers are only on fantasy rosters because they need to be. If we ignored position and solely looked at stats, how many would still warrant being owned? Maybe five?Regardless if we want them or not, catchers…