Geoff and I (and RoboScout) have been hard at work updating the Dynasty 500 rankings. Look for them to come out in the next couple days.

It’s a bit early for the Dominican Summer League “rankings” but there have been some interesting performances in the first week

Let’s dig in.

Dominican Summer League Hitting

It’s too early for a meaningful list, but a few hitters have made early noise. Typically, we don’t put much credence in 18-year-olds performing in the Dominican Summer League, as the odds of a player that age making the majors from the DSL are under 10%. Still, a few “adults” have turned in loud performances.

Tigers outfielder Cristian Perez has already hit three home runs in just 13 plate appearances—a strong early pace. Marlins catcher Almen Tolentino leads the DSL with four homers in 22 plate appearances.

The most impressive performance so far may belong to Marlins center fielder Luis Cova, who homered twice in his DSL debut. He’s since added another home run and two stolen bases. His 25% strikeout rate is a little high for the DSL and slightly out of character, given his 84% contact rate last year. It’s possible he’s selling out for power early on. Given his pedigree and performance, he’s a name to monitor—especially once he’s brought stateside.

Moving from surface stats to RoboScout targets: Rangers infielder Elorky Rodriguez, a $1 million-plus signing, is known for his bat and fringe-average power. Through 21 plate appearances, he has a 231 wRC+ and two home runs. Factoring in age, performance, and pedigree, Rodriguez is a worthwhile speculative add.

The Astros spent $850,000 on infielder Sami Manzueta, one of the youngest players in the class. The Venezuelan has one home run, two stolen bases, and a 165 wRC+ through his first 20 plate appearances. RoboScout values age-for-level, and Manzueta checks that box—especially with an ISO above .200 despite a 64% groundball rate.

Rockies signee Larry Suero ($425,000) is a hit-over-power infielder who likely won’t stay at shortstop but should be capable at another position. He’s off to a strong start, with a home run and three stolen bases in 21 plate appearances. He ranks lower on the early pseudo-charts but, along with Royals shortstop Warren Calcano, has opened the season hot.

Complex League Hitting

The top hitting performances for the Complex Leagues per RoboScout are:

NameTeamAgewRC+HRSBRoboRoboCast1Rainiel RodriguezSTL18222711001002Edward FlorentinoPIT181735480803Jose AndersonMIL182003379794Juneiker CaceresCLE171320476765Ching-Hsien KoLAD181972275756Dauri FernandezCLE181701975757Anderson FerminBOS1816201171718Hayden AlvarezLAA1815811171719Robert AriasCLE1813729707010Pedro IbarguenMIL1814519686811Juan OrtunoMIL1815033686812Devin Fitz-GeraldTEX1916263686813Handelfry EncarnacionMIL1813334676714Kevin GarciaMIL179730676715Stiven MartinezBAL17110126565

With two home runs last week, Pirates outfielder Edward Florentino now leads all non-Rainiel Rodriguez Complex League hitters. This isn’t entirely unexpected. Florentino had great underlying Statcast data as a 17-year-old in 2024 with above-average contact rates, strong exit velocities and solid swing decisions. After a slow start, Florentino is showing why he was a popular 2025 sleeper.

Angels outfielder Hayden Alvarez bumped his wRC+ from 143 to 158 this week, adding six stolen bases and climbing into the top 10.

Rangers shortstop Devin Fitz-Gerald, who entered Texas’ Top 30 in our June update, homered and stole a base, pushing into the top 15. Although our scouting grades say he has fringe-average power, his six home runs in 101 plate appearances as a 19-year-old at the Complex level translate to roughly 20–25 homer upside at maturity.

Complex Pitching

The top pitcher performances in the Complex Leagues per RoboScout are:

NameTeamAgeIPK%BB%WHIPERAGB%Robo1Argenis CayamaSFG1824.233.7%8.2%0.971.0961.8%1002Johnny KingTOR1811.240.4%6.4%0.860.0061.9%993Jostin FlorentinoCHC2021.237.4%5.5%1.153.7440.8%964Reinold NavarroPIT181739.4%16.7%0.941.5950.0%955Jose BelloSFG201446.2%5.8%0.711.2956.0%956Ethan DorchiesMIL182231.8%7.1%0.822.0536.0%947Eddy FelixDET2121.136.7%5.1%1.031.6945.7%938Ubaldo SotoLAA1820.230.9%8.6%0.871.7457.8%939Stharlin TorresCIN192332.1%4.8%0.741.5735.3%9310Yhoiker FajardoBOS1816.130.0%6.7%0.670.5555.6%92

Blue Jays pitcher Johnny King has climbed to the No. 2 spot at the level after tossing 3.2 scoreless innings last week with seven strikeouts and no walks. The 18-year-old now boasts a 34% strikeout-minus-walk rate, a 0.00 ERA, and a 62% groundball rate—a stellar start to his professional career.

Low-A Hitting

The top hitting performances for Low-A per RoboScout are:

NameTeamAgewRC+HRSBRoboRoboCast1Luis PenaMIL18147524991002Eduardo QuinteroLAD191711127100993Jesus MadeMIL1813042386854Caleb BonemerCHW1915451781855Eduardo TaitPHI181309086846A.J. EwingNYM2020111474837Rainiel RodriguezSTL181241084818Konnor GriffinPIT1915692681819Theo GillenTBR19163417847910Slade CaldwellARI19161313747811Andrew SalasMIA17100016817712Aroon EscobarPHI20157105687613Alfredo DunoCIN1915164757614Yasmil BucceBAL2016552647515Javier MogollonCHW19160413777516Sam ShawTOR2014954657417Bryce RainerDET1913459687318Axiel PlazPIT1913991707219Marco DingesMIL2119934586820Owen CareyATL18118296868

After homering and stealing a base this week, White Sox infielder Caleb Bonemer has climbed to No. 4 on the Low-A charts. Over the past 30 days, the 19-year-old shortstop/third baseman has posted a 168 wRC+ with three home runs and nine stolen bases across 103 plate appearances.

While his 26% strikeout rate during that span may raise eyebrows, it’s more a product of passivity than contact issues. Bonemer’s contact rate and swinging-strike rate are both better than league average, suggesting he’s simply working deep counts, as evidenced by an extremely high walk rate. RoboScout views him as an on-base machine with the potential to flirt with a 20-homer, 20-steal season. He’s trending like a top 50 fantasy prospect.

It was another solid week for Giants outfielder Carlos Gutierrez, who was profiled here. Though slightly older than RoboScout’s ideal age for the level at 20, Gutierrez has impressed since returning from a lost 2024 season in which he played just three games. Over the past five weeks, the Mexico native has delivered a 182 wRC+ with two home runs and 13 stolen bases, showcasing above-average speed and contact skills. With the ability to stick in center field, he offers a profile reminiscent of Daylen Lile with more stolen base upside.

Reds catcher Alfredo Duno has also impressed over the past month, compiling a 197 wRC+ with three home runs. Duno has long shown elite exit velocities and strong swing decisions, though his contact rates have been below-average. Now that it looks increasingly likely he’ll stick behind the plate, his value is rising accordingly. RoboScout sees an above-average major league hitter with on-base ability and 20-plus home run power. He’s an easy top 100 fantasy prospect.

Low-A Pitching

The top pitcher performances in Low-A per RoboScout are:

NameTeamAgeIPK%BB%WHIPERAGB%Robo1Sean LinanLAD2029.244.2%8.8%0.841.2141.5%1002Trey YesavageTOR2133.143.3%6.3%0.812.4348.3%963Wei-En LinOAK194433.3%2.7%1.184.3028.4%944Dasan HillMIN192442.1%12.6%0.921.5030.8%925David ShieldsKCR1818.229.2%5.6%0.861.4548.9%896Christian OpporCHW2022.139.5%8.1%0.852.4221.4%887Cam CaminitiATL18547.1%5.9%0.401.8050.0%888Jogly GarciaCLE2130.242.9%11.1%1.042.0546.3%869Lucas ElissaltDET2032.231.7%5.8%1.194.1340.2%8410Jose ChirinosNYM204.241.2%0.0%0.430.0077.8%8511Caden ScarboroughTEX2037.233.1%8.3%1.194.5436.5%8212Travis SykoraWSN21642.9%9.5%0.500.0033.3%8413Ryan SloanSEA1932.228.8%5.8%1.384.6842.0%8214Griffin HerringNYY2244.233.3%9.2%0.901.2151.0%8015Rayven AntonioATL1939.126.8%7.9%1.072.7558.0%8016Braylon DoughtyCLE1939.226.2%8.7%1.414.0853.6%7917Kash MayfieldSDP2022.132.6%9.5%1.164.4339.6%7918Boston BatemanSDP1940.126.3%9.6%1.243.7959.6%7819Jose UrbinaTBR194327.8%8.9%1.052.7232.4%7720Khal StephenTOR2239.131.4%4.6%0.922.0644.8%77

Braves lefthander Cam Caminiti made his Low-A debut for Augusta with five strong innings, striking out eight and walking just one while generating a 21% swinging-strike rate. Combined with his Complex League performance, RoboScout already projects the 2024 first-rounder as a back-of-the-rotation starter with a peak projection comparable to Royals prospect David Shields.

Tigers righty Lucas Elissalt has a 91 mph high-ride fastball, a hard downer curve with over a foot of horizontal break and a tight 83 mph slider that gets above-average whiffs. He delivers them from a low release height and big extension, which helped him win Florida State League Pitcher of the Week honors in mid-May. A 13th-round pick out of Chipola College, Elissalt owns a 31% strikeout-minus-walk rate and sub-1.00 WHIP over his last four starts. With his arsenal, results, and the backing of Detroit’s pitching development machine, the 20-year-old profiles as a potential back-end starter.

High-A Hitting

The top hitter performances for High-A per RoboScout are:

NAMETEAMAGEWRC+HRSBROBOROBOCAST1Josue BricenoDET201741311001002Leo De VriesSDP181144689933Josue De PaulaLAD2015381683864Arjun NimmalaTOR191359586865Jacob ReimerNYM211808975846Max ClarkDET201454975837A.J. EwingNYM2015212772818George Lombard Jr.NYY2018511174809Demetrio CrisantesARI2011046697810Zyhir HopeLAD2014775737711Jeral PerezCHW20126114717512Franklin AriasBOS1915025687513Lazaro MontesSEA20150133757414Michael ArroyoSEA20145103697415Jefferson RojasCHC2013448677216Ryan WaldschmidtARI2214677617017Kevin McGonigleDET2024221706918Kyle DeBargeMIN21138630656919Jared ThomasCOL21146719656920Esmerlyn ValdezPIT211521506568

There wasn’t much movement in the overall High-A rankings this week. Athletics infielder Tommy White drops out of the Top 20, while Tigers infielder Kevin McGonigle enters the list as his body of work continues to grow.

Rockies outfielder Jared Thomas climbs into the back of the list after homering and stealing three bases last week. On the season, the 21-year-old has a 146 wRC+ with seven home runs and 19 stolen bases. RoboScout projects Thomas as a slightly below-average hitter with 15-18 home run and 15-18 stolen base potential. Factoring in a future Coors Field park boost, he currently profiles as a top 150–200 fantasy prospect.

One of the hottest hitters in High-A over the past 30 days is Giants outfielder James Tibbs III. The 2024 first-round pick out of Florida State has slugged nine home runs in his last 109 plate appearances. Under the hood, the 22-year-old shows strong Statcast metrics: above-average swing decisions, above-average to plus contact and in-zone contact rates, and consistent barrel control with above-average exit velocities. As a college hitter at this level, he doesn’t get an age-for-level boost, but RoboScout sees a fringe regular with legitimate 25-homer upside.

Meanwhile, Josue Briceño and Leo De Vries continue to separate themselves from the rest of the High-A pack. Both now carry top-five projections—and top-five probabilities of reaching those projections—among all minor leaguers.

High-A Pitching

The top pitcher performances in High-A per RoboScout are:

NameTeamAgeIPK%BB%WHIPERAGB%Robo1Trey YesavageTOR2117.147.8%15.9%0.921.5652.0%1002Travis SykoraWSN211347.8%4.3%0.541.3860.0%973David DavalilloTEX2249.136.2%5.9%0.751.0955.9%934Gage JumpOAK223137.2%4.1%0.842.3233.8%925Carlos LagrangeNYY2241.238.1%7.1%1.034.1036.4%896Juaron Watts-BrownTOR2337.139.7%7.7%1.183.6242.9%887Trey GibsonBAL2338.240.4%8.4%1.195.1245.7%858Thomas WhiteMIA203136.6%13.0%1.192.9047.6%859Gage StaniferTOR211544.1%16.9%1.072.4043.5%8510Bishop LetsonMIL202730.0%7.0%0.851.3354.1%8511Payton TolleBOS2238.237.8%6.1%1.194.1933.0%8312Tyson HardinMIL2352.227.3%3.3%1.082.2248.6%8313Cole PeschlMIN221527.6%1.7%0.732.4061.5%8214Sean LinanLAD205.217.9%17.9%1.760.0035.3%8215T.J. NicholsTBR234732.5%5.8%1.113.4545.1%8116Antwone KellyPIT2145.131.8%8.0%0.993.3836.9%8117Ryan GallagherCHC224232.7%7.1%1.053.0034.3%8118Michael ForretBAL2122.236.5%10.6%0.751.5941.5%8119Manuel RodriguezMIL192525.5%5.1%1.001.8035.8%8120Daniel EagenARI2245.233.9%12.4%1.182.9639.8%80

Marlins lefty Thomas White struck out eight and walked none over four innings last week, moving into the top 10 for the level. Over his last three starts at High-A Beloit, White has posted a 44% strikeout rate and the second-highest swinging-strike rate among High-A starters over the past 30 days at 22%. He’s done nothing to challenge his status as Miami’s top prospect.

Orioles righty Trey Gibson, fresh off a 13-strikeout outing on June 1, owns the best strikeout-minus-walk rate at the level over the past 30 days at 40%, spanning 18.1 innings. The 6-foot-5 righty pairs a mid-90s fastball with nearly 7 feet of extension, a plus mid-80s slider with more than a foot of horizontal sweep and a high-spin curveball with significant depth. Once seen as a likely back-end starter, Gibson is now trending more like a midrotation arm. He earned a promotion to Double-A Bowie and struck out eight over six innings in his debut.

Cubs prospect Ryan Gallagher continues to roll for High-A South Bend with a 0.72 WHIP, 2.15 ERA and a 32.5% strikeout-minus-walk rate in his last five starts. RoboScout projects him as a back-of-the-rotation starter.

Blue Jays righty Trey Yesavage continued his dominant run at High-A Vancouver, striking out nine over five innings this week. Despite a 16% walk rate, Yesavage remains comfortably ranked as the top pitcher at the level.

When Yankees righty Josh Grosz was drafted in the 11th round in 2023, most scouts assumed he would end up a reliever. But this month, the 6-foot-4 arm has averaged six innings per start and posted a 0.86 WHIP with a 2.93 ERA across his last 30.2 innings. Grosz made his debut in the Yankees’ Top 30 in this week’s update.

Double-A Hitting

The top hitter performances in Double-A per RoboScout are:

NameTeamAgewRC+HRSBRoboRoboCast1Luke AdamsMIL2117699981002Sebastian WalcottTEX19118811100983Jett WilliamsNYM2114841790954Bryce EldridgeSFG201497091925Leonardo BernalSTL211439491916JJ WetherholtSTL221484778907Xavier IsaacTBR211617180888Blaze JordanBOS221686384859Yohendrick PinangoTOR2317085758510Hector RodriguezCIN2113676798411Brock WilkenMIL23158142778412Nelson RadaLAA19137027898313Ryan CliffordNYM2112991788314Jac CaglianoneKCR2215792808215George Lombard Jr.NYY208907758116Dylan JassoNYY2213990738017Travis BazzanaCLE2213748728018Cooper IngleCLE2316060767919Diego VelasquezSFG2112117727920Kyle KarrosCOL22169257278

After boosting his wRC+ from 155 to 176 this week, Brewers infielder Luke Adams now sits atop the Double-A rankings, surpassing the production of Sebastian Walcott, Jett Williams and Bryce Eldridge. Adams and White Sox infielder Chase Meidroth are poster childs for the divide between the scouting community and the statline-model crowd.

Only time will settle the debate, but for now, RoboScout projects Adams to peak with a .270 average, .355 OBP, 20–25 home runs and 10–12 stolen bases. That profile plays at any infield position—though first base, where he’s spent most of 2025, is the least fantasy-friendly option. Still, Adams deserves credit for his 251 wRC+ over the past 30 days, even outpacing Blaze Jordan’s scorching stretch that earned him a promotion to Triple-A Worcester.

A pair of Cardinals cracked the top six after strong weeks. Catcher Leonardo Bernal launched three home runs to bring his season total to nine, while posting a 143 wRC+ as a 21-year-old. RoboScout sees an above-average bat with 20–25 homer potential, which is essentially a top 50 fantasy prospect. Bernal represents yet another success story in the Cardinals’ catcher development pipeline.

Shortstop JJ Wetherholt also joined the top 10 for the level after raising his wRC+ by 20 points this week with a home run. He’s showing a profile reminiscent of Cole Young, with strong batting average and OBP skills, modest power and 10–12 stolen base potential.

Double-A Pitching

The top pitcher performances in Double-A per RoboScout are:

NameTeamAgeIPK%BB%WHIPERAGB%Robo1Chase BurnsCIN224236.4%2.6%0.711.2942.9%1002Yordanny MonegroBOS2232.138.0%5.4%1.112.5159.7%953Jonah TongNYM224942.3%13.8%1.022.0254.9%914Gage JumpOAK2229.131.3%7.1%0.950.9244.8%895Trey GibsonBAL23638.1%14.3%0.671.5050.0%886Coleman CrowMIL243731.7%4.8%0.922.4351.1%867Carlos LagrangeNYY22625.0%4.2%0.834.5043.8%858Juaron Watts-BrownTOR231726.1%10.1%0.883.1836.6%839Hunter BarcoPIT2425.236.2%7.4%0.700.0049.0%8310Zach ThorntonNYM233829.4%3.7%0.712.1342.0%8211Mitch BrattTEX2151.229.2%3.8%1.082.2633.8%8112Braxton BraggBAL2434.235.0%7.9%1.011.8252.0%8113Jack WenningerNYM2357.130.3%5.7%0.993.1448.6%8114Tekoah RobySTL234731.1%6.0%0.962.4942.9%8015Robby SnellingMIA215028.6%9.0%1.244.1452.8%7916Connelly EarlyBOS2338.236.0%12.4%1.192.3346.7%7817Kohl DrakeTEX2437.136.4%10.4%1.103.3833.3%7818Cam SchlittlerNYY245330.2%8.0%1.212.3848.4%7819Luis MoralesOAK2242.131.7%9.0%1.022.9846.4%7720Wilber DotelPIT2249.229.2%7.5%1.253.6233.6%77

Coleman Crow first popped up on RoboScout’s radar in 2023 while with the Angels. Although his numbers were aided by the “tacky” ball in the Southern League, his high-spin curveball and high-ride fastball had standout traits that earned RoboScout’s attention. Midseason, Crow was traded to the Mets, underwent Tommy John surgery, and was then dealt to the Brewers during the offseason while still rehabbing.

Now 24 and returning after nearly two years away from game action, Crow has begun to ramp back up. He struck out nine over five innings in a start earlier this month, then followed that with six scoreless innings and another nine strikeouts without a walk. He debuts in the rankings as the No. 6 pitcher in Double-A. With quality control and an ability to keep the ball on the ground, RoboScout sees midrotation starter potential, even before factoring in the advantage of Milwaukee’s renowned pitching development system.

Chase Burns remains firmly entrenched atop the list after tossing seven shutout innings without issuing a walk. His 34% strikeout-minus-walk rate—and the 33% mark from Red Sox righthander Yordanny Monegro—stand out historically. Among Double-A starters age 22 or younger with at least 30 innings since 2006, those rates rank fifth and sixth, respectively, behind only Shane Baz, Tarik Skubal, Drew Thorpe and Reid Detmers. Both Burns and Monegro are shaping up as 2025 RoboDarlings.

Triple-A Hitting

The top hitter performances for Triple-A per RoboScout are:

NameTeamAgewRC+HRSBRoboRoboCast1Samuel BasalloBAL201361201001002Roman AnthonyBOS2114710390953Jordan LawlarARI2214281382884Bryce EldridgeSFG201101083855Cole YoungSEA211235479846Moises BallesterosCHC211296378847Matt ShawCHC231506579848Ryan WardLAD2715616875829Luis CampusanoSDP26150102688210Shay WhitcombHOU26142186798111Jonathon LongCHC2315092738112Mickey GasperMIN2918992688013Anthony SeiglerMIL26162617727914Harry FordSEA2213763757915Nick KurtzOAK2214070717916Nick LoftinKCR26149412667817Jorbit VivasNYY2414036667718Ryan RitterCOL24149163787619Otto KempPHI251631411767520Justin CrawfordPHI211351237275

Orioles catcher Samuel Basallo and Red Sox outfielder Roman Anthony have duked it out for the top spot in the Triple-A rankings. After a three-homer week, Basallo is on the podium. RoboScout now ranks him with the second-highest peak projection among all minor league hitters behind only Brewers prospect Luis Peña.

Giants first baseman Bryce Eldridge earned a promotion to Triple-A and wasted little time making an impact. In his first 18 plate appearances at the level, he’s hit one home run and posted a 110 wRC+. When combined with his Double-A performance, the 20-year-old projects as an above-average major league hitter with 25–30 home run power. RoboScout continues to view Eldridge as a top 10 fantasy prospect still in the minors.

An oblique injury to Ezequiel Tovar opened the door for Rockies shortstop Ryan Ritter, who was called up to the majors and has been hitting in the top third of Colorado’s lineup.

Phillies infielder Otto Kemp also made his MLB debut this weekend, filling in for the injured Bryce Harper. While RoboScout sees below-average bat-to-ball skills and some chase tendencies, Kemp’s raw power should allow him to overcome limited on-base ability and produce as a fringe-average major league bat with 25-homer upside.

RoboScout also flags a potential breakout from Rockies outfielder Sterlin Thompson, who is having a resurgent stretch. Over his last 99 plate appearances, he has six home runs, six stolen bases, and a 194 wRC+. After struggling throughout 2024 and early 2025 where he failed to top 110.4 mph in exit velocity, Thompson has recently posted batted balls at 111 and 113 mph. That’s a promising sign that the 24-year-old may be turning a corner.

Triple-A Pitching

The top pitcher performances in Triple-A per RoboScout are:

NameTeamAgeIPK%BB%WHIPERAGB%Robo1Logan HendersonMIL233835.0%9.1%0.921.8931.3%1002Ian SeymourTBR266132.7%5.8%1.202.9532.0%963Bubba ChandlerPIT2250.233.5%10.5%1.122.4946.8%954Jacob MisiorowskiMIL2363.131.6%12.3%1.092.1340.9%945Michael McGreevySTL245525.9%5.4%1.272.7853.6%936Jack PerkinsOAK2532.236.6%9.7%1.073.5843.3%937David FestaMIN2528.230.6%3.6%0.982.8345.1%938Cristian MenaARI2244.227.1%8.3%1.394.8445.0%919Jacob LopezOAK272736.5%7.7%0.892.3340.0%9110J.T. GinnOAK261837.3%9.0%0.941.0054.3%9011Mick AbelPHI235728.0%10.9%1.232.2149.0%8912Joe BoyleTBR255430.5%10.5%0.931.5052.9%8913Cooper CriswellBOS2829.232.5%7.7%0.941.5247.0%8514Kyle HarrisonSFG232633.3%7.0%1.313.4629.7%8515Brandon WalterHOU2847.227.5%3.9%0.762.0860.5%8516Nathan WilesATL265226.9%7.5%1.122.2541.2%8517Blade TidwellNYM2453.228.3%10.2%1.234.0242.1%8518Noah CameronKCR2532.228.6%9.8%1.133.3151.9%8519Zebby MatthewsMIN2532.228.1%6.7%1.191.9346.5%8420Cam SchlittlerNYY24540.0%15.0%1.001.8044.4%84

After making one appearance for the Astros in late May, 28-year-old lefthander Brandon Walter returned to Triple-A and has since made two starts, going six innings in each without issuing a walk. He struck out seven and eight batters, respectively. Despite operating with a fastball velocity in the lower quartile among major leaguers, Walter’s low-slot release and above-average extension give hitters a unique look. His sinker, cutter, and slider mix has been effective, particularly the 92 mph sinker, which Fangraphs rates at 137 Stuff+ thanks to nearly 18 inches of armside run. Walter was recalled this weekend and pitched against the Guardians today.

The best pitcher in Triple-A over the past month—and another recent big league call-up—is Cardinals righthander Michael McGreevy. In his last five starts for Triple-A Memphis, McGreevy has posted a 1.37 ERA, a 56% groundball rate and a 26% strikeout-minus-walk rate. For the second year in a row, RoboScout projects him as a midrotation starter despite lacking overpowering stuff. In 35 major league innings excluding today’s solid outing against the Dodgers he owns a 2.34 ERA, 0.81 WHIP, and an xERA in the low-to-mid 3s. He’s an underrated dynasty asset.

Yankees righthander Cam Schlittler earned a promotion to Triple-A Scranton after 53 strong innings in Double-A, where he ranked in the Top 20 for the level. He debuted with eight strikeouts over five innings, giving up one home run and three walks. The 2025 body of work is encouraging: Schlittler sits in the mid-to-upper 90s with a high-slot release and above-average extension. His mid-80s slider breaks more than 12 inches and grades comfortably as plus. RoboScout now projects him as a midrotation starter, comparable to Reds righthander Chase Petty in both current trajectory and long-term upside. Expect Schlittler to pitch in the Bronx during the second half, if not sooner.

Lastly, congratulations to Rays lefthander Ian Seymour, who earned a callup to the majors this weekend.

Happy bidding!