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Clayton Kershaw, SP, Los Angeles Dodgers (28% warmed)
You probably have not heard of this daring farm of Dodgers Farm, but those of us who are extremely connected have followed its development. He launched six rounds without cut in his last departure And its next appearance in the minor league should be its last before the MLB list is raising. In addition, he won three cy Youngs, a MVP and five Era titles in 17 major league seasons.
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Kershaw will not need to be the maximum version of himself to help fancy managers. He will launch for a dominant team, working in front of an elite enclosure. Store it on it while you can still.
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Cade Horton, SP, Cubs de Chicago (16%)
If you just haven't been sold on this Kershaw child and you prefer someone who appeared on all prospect lists 2025, Horton is your guy. He is on the way to the big leagues After several weeks of domination in Triple-A Iowa. Horton withdrew 33 strikers in 29.0 rounds this season, giving only four points and 12 strokes. The 23 -year -old right -hander seems to be properly seasoned and ready for an opportunity at the highest level.
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Horton made his MLB debut against the dishes this weekend, which is obviously a leap in quality of competition. We don't tell you to start it immediately. But he dressed up to face the White Sox during his second departure, a much more friendly place in which he approved use.
Andrew Abbott, SP, Cincinnati Reds (33%)
Abbott withdrew eight braves out of 5.0 goalless frames on Tuesday, reducing his ERA to 2.25 and his whip to 1.17. His K / 9 for the season is now 11.6 and his Xera is 2.63, so the left -hander was legitimately fairly good. He also has an 11 k effort in Baltimore in his game journal this season. Abbott will draw an without Yordan version of the Astros range in its next departure this weekend.
Porter Hodge, RP, Chicago Cubs (16%)
In a realistic way, Chicago cannot allow this Ryan thing under pressure to continue much longer, given its alarming inability to miss bats. Pressly's era rose to 7.62 after Tuesday evening disasterIts K / 9 is only 3.46 and its swinging punch percentage is now a terrible 5.7. Yikes.
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Hodge seems to be the natural replacement of the ninth round, because he managed to fulfill the role at the end of last season. He has withdrawn 16 strikers in as many sleeves so far this year and has not granted any deserved race during his last seven appearances. Hodge has authorized a hard rate this season of only 18.6%Which is scandalous. Unlike pressure, it clearly has quality of closure.
TJ Friedl, of, Cincinnati Reds (43%)
It is a little surprise that Friedl is in fact eligible for this functionality, available in the majority of Yahoo leagues. He is the head striker for a funnatati programming, he struck a pair of circuits on Wednesday evening and he has slipped eight bags this year. In addition, it is only a season removed from an 18/27 season during which it reduced .279 / .352 / .467. He is a good player truly at his peak. Add wherever you can use a power / speed combo tray.
Gavin Sheets, 1b / of, San Diego Padres (6%)
Sheets went excellent this season (.278 / .343 / .443) and he heads for a weekend series in Coors Field, an extremely friendly typing environment. This should not require a lot of additional sale. It is at least a solid unique standard van. Sheets has stuck the ball so far, Ranking among the leaders of the MLB at the hard -hit rate and average output speed.
Victor Scott II, of, Cardinals of St. Louis (39%)
Yes, we will continue to promote it in these derogation wire features until it finally reaches a more appropriate list percentage. Scott has up to 11 interceptions over the year, he hit safely in eight consecutive games and now beats. 289 / .359 / .412. He is an ascending player who stole 94 bases in a minor league season. Eighty-four years! It is wild that more of you are not willing to give it a test.
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Agustín RamírezC / 1B, Miami Marlins (38%)
Catcher was deliciously full of fun options this year, Ramírez included. It is the rare safety net with both power and basic flight, it therefore offers the potential of an important position. Last year, he struck 25 bombs and stolen 22 bases in the high minors while reaching the base at a clip of .358. He went 5 to 10 with a circuit in his last three games before a road series against the White Sox.
