Another month of the baseball season is in the books, and with a new month comes a fresh wave of fantasy baseball prospects inching closer to their MLB debuts.
Last week’s list delivered two promotions: Edwin Arroyo and Jacob Gonzalez. While several familiar names remain, new prospects are forcing their way into the conversation. Here are this week’s prospects to consider stashing.
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Fantasy Baseball Prospects to Stash
Luis Lara (OF – MIL) | Top 100 Prospect Ranking: 95
- Current Level: Triple-A
- ETA: June
Luis Lara just keeps producing, and it feels like we’re getting close to the Brewers having no choice but to give him a shot. Over his last 10 days, he’s hitting .344 with one stolen base, two doubles and a triple. Still no home runs, but the plate discipline is excellent — seven walks to only five strikeouts.
Garrett Mitchell and Sal Frelick remain the primary roadblocks, but neither is making a convincing case to hold the job. If Lara keeps hitting, the Brewers will look for a way to get him involved. A late June call‑up is realistic, and a short hitting surge or an injury could accelerate the timeline.
Lara is a strong add in five-outfielder leagues and a viable stash in deep three-outfielder formats.
Cooper Ingle (C – CLE) | Top 100 Prospect Ranking: 73
- Current Level: Triple-A
- ETA: June
Cooper Ingle continues to push for a call-up. Over the last 10 days, he’s posted a .268 batting average, two home runs, two doubles, one triple and 10 RBI.
The most intriguing development is that Ingle is now getting outfield reps, a position he also played in college. Cleveland clearly values his bat and is exploring every avenue to get him to the Majors. If he keeps hitting, the promotion shouldn’t be far off.
Once Ingle is up, catcher/outfielder eligibility will make him especially valuable in fantasy.
Cole Carrigg (OF – COL) | Top 100 Prospect Ranking: Unranked
- Current Level: Triple-A
- ETA: June
Cole Carrigg’s athleticism and versatility give him multiple paths to the Majors. He continues to split time between center field and shortstop in Triple‑A, and that dual eligibility should carry over once he’s promoted.
Over the last 10 days, Carrigg is hitting .306 with one home run and five doubles. He also has three stolen bases, while maintaining a 16% strikeout rate and drawing only nine walks. With his speed and contact skills, Carrigg is a strong add in deep leagues and a name to monitor everywhere else.
Charlie Condon (1B, OF – COL) | Top 100 Prospect Ranking: 75
- Current Level: Triple-A
- ETA: June
Charlie Condon has caught fire. Over his last 10 games, he’s hitting .351 with four homers and five doubles. The strikeout rate remains high at 30%, but the power is absolutely real.
Condon is playing mostly in the outfield and should split time between there and first base in the Majors. With his power profile and Coors Field as a backdrop, Condon has appeal in nearly all formats. Target him if you need power at those positions.
Kaelen Culpepper (SS – MIN) | Top 100 Prospect Ranking: 39
- Current Level: Triple-A
- ETA: June
Kaelen Culpepper’s ability to play both shortstop and third base gives him multiple avenues to an everyday role. Over the last 10 days, he’s hitting .282 with three home runs and three stolen bases. While getting reps at both positions.
The Twins are fighting to get back to .500 and could soon turn to their prospects for a spark. Culpepper is more of a deep‑league stash, but he offers double-digit home run and stolen base upside.
River Ryan (SP – LAD) | Top 100 Prospect Ranking: 79
- Current Level: Triple-A
- ETA: June
River Ryan looks like the next Dodgers arm in line for a call‑up. In his last two starts, he’s thrown 11 scoreless innings, while allowing zero walks and striking out 15 batters.
Eric Lauer is currently filling a rotation spot, and while his first start wasn’t bad, it’s hard to see that holding long-term. If the Dodgers want to be cautious, Ryan could debut in a piggyback role.
Even if that’s the case, with his current performance, a promotion in the next few weeks feels likely. He’s already on the 40‑man roster, which removes a major hurdle.
Additional Fantasy Baseball Prospects to Consider
Joshua Baez (OF – STL) | Top 100 Prospect Ranking: 68
- Current Level: Triple-A
- ETA: June
Joshua Baez is hitting .349 over his last 10 days with five home runs, two doubles and a triple. He’s making a strong case for a promotion, and a late June call-up isn’t out of the question.
The Cardinals view Baez as a key part of their long-term core. He’s a deep league stash for now, but could be a major second‑half value.
Karson Milbrandt (SP – MIA) | Top 100 Prospect Ranking: uNRANKED
- Current Level: Triple-A
- ETA: July
Karson Milbrandt dominated in May. He struck out 47 batters and allowed just three earned runs across 28.2 innings. He earned a promotion to Triple‑A and could push for a Major‑League debut later this season.
Milbrandt must be added to the 40‑man roster this offseason to avoid Rule 5 exposure, and with the Marlins’ injury-ravaged rotation, it wouldn’t be surprising to see him in Miami by August or possibly sooner. Monitor his next few Triple‑A starts closely.
Max Clark (OF – DET) | Top 100 Prospect Ranking: 8
- Current Level: Triple-A
- ETA: July
Max Clark is hitting .263 with two home runs over his last 10 games and has more walks than strikeouts during that stretch.
The Tigers desperately need positive momentum, and with a potential Tarik Skubal trade looming, promoting their top hitting prospect could energize the fanbase. Clark is a deep‑league stash with a blend of speed, contact and emerging power.
Craig Yoho (RP – MIL) | Top 100 Prospect Ranking: Unranked
- Current Level: Triple-A
- ETA: June
Craig Yoho struggled in his brief MLB debut last year, allowing nine walks in eight innings. But he’s re-established himself in Triple-A this season as a legitimate bullpen option.
Through 17 innings, Yoho owns a 1.06 ERA and 0.82 WHIP with 21 strikeouts. The Brewers’ closer situation is unsettled, but Yoho isn’t likely to jump straight into that role. More realistically, he’ll be eased into high‑leverage work once promoted.
Yoho is a deep‑league category stash and is worth monitoring.
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