In the past week, Max Clark, Angel Genao, and Quinn Mathews all received their long-awaited promotions to the major leagues. Now that the trade deadline has passed, we should continue seeing organizations give their top prospects an opportunity to prove themselves at the highest level.
With several of the biggest names now officially in the majors, it’s time to shift our attention to the next wave of impact prospects waiting for their chance.
This week’s list still features several players who could make a fantasy impact before the end of the season. In addition, I’ve included a few names geared more toward dynasty and keeper league managers looking ahead to 2027. Whether you’re chasing a championship this year or building for the future, there are still plenty of prospects worth stashing.
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Fantasy Baseball Prospects to Stash
Here are this week’s top prospect stashes.
Kade Anderson (SP – SEA) | Top 100 Ranking: 6
Current Level: Triple‑A
ETA: August
Anderson remains my favorite pitching stash in fantasy baseball.
His latest outing wasn’t flashy, as he threw 4.2 innings while striking out four batters, and Seattle continues to monitor his workload carefully. However, there shouldn’t be any concern about the lighter innings total. The Mariners have handled him cautiously throughout the season, and that approach isn’t likely to change.
Even if Anderson initially arrives in a bullpen role, he’d still be worth rostering in most fantasy formats.
More importantly, every indication points toward Anderson making his debut sooner rather than later. His fastball generates plenty of swings and misses, his secondary pitches continue to improve, and his command has been remarkably polished for such a young pitcher. If he’s somehow still available in your league, now is the time to grab him.
Walker Jenkins (OF – MIN) | Top 100 Ranking: 11
Current Level: Triple‑A
ETA: August
Jenkins continues to look like one of baseball’s safest hitting prospects.
Over his last 10 games, he’s piled up five doubles and is coming off back to back three-hit performances, further reinforcing why evaluators rave about his hit tool.
Meanwhile, Minnesota remains firmly in the playoff race, and Jenkins could become an important contributor during the stretch run. His combination of elite contact skills, developing power, and mature approach gives him legitimate impact potential from day one.
Charlie Condon (1B/OF – COL) | Top 100 Ranking: 75
Current Level: Triple‑A
ETA: August
Condon continues to quietly produce while waiting for his opportunity.
He’s hitting .293 over his last 10 games with one home run. Even more encouraging, he’s recorded multiple hits in four of those contests. Although the home run pace has slowed compared to earlier this summer, the consistent hard contact is an excellent sign.
Whenever Colorado decides the time is right, Condon’s combination of elite raw power and the advantages of Coors Field could make him one of the most valuable late-season fantasy additions.
Kaelen Culpepper (SS – MIN) | Top 100 Ranking: 29
Current Level: Triple‑A
ETA: August/September
Culpepper continues to work his way back into form after missing time earlier this season.
Over his last 10 games, he’s hitting .270 with three extra-base hits and two stolen bases, showcasing the well rounded offensive game that made him one of Minnesota’s top prospects.
The biggest obstacle isn’t his talent, it’s opportunity. The Twins already have several established infielders, so consistent playing time may be difficult to find this season unless injuries create an opening. Nevertheless, his long term outlook remains extremely bright, making him an excellent dynasty stash.
Joshua Baez (OF – STL) | Top 100 Ranking: 65
Current Level: Triple‑A
ETA: August
Few hitters on this list are swinging a hotter bat than Baez.
Over his last 10 games, he’s slashed .316 while collecting three home runs, five doubles, and three stolen bases. That type of across the board production highlights the exciting fantasy ceiling he possesses.
Although the strikeouts haven’t disappeared entirely, the overall offensive package has been outstanding. If St. Louis decides it needs another impact bat for the stretch run, Baez has certainly earned serious consideration.
George Klassen (SP) | Top 100 Ranking: Unranked
Current Level: Triple‑A
ETA: August
Something may have finally clicked.
Klassen has now thrown at least six innings in three consecutive starts, including another impressive outing this week in which he tossed six innings, struck out six batters, and didn’t issue a single walk.
For years, command has been the biggest question surrounding Klassen. Recently, however, those concerns have begun to fade. His premium velocity and electric arsenal have never been in doubt, and if this improved control proves sustainable, he could quickly force his way back into the Angels’ plans before the season concludes.
Additional Fantasy Baseball Prospects to Consider
Nelson Rada (OF – LAA) | Top 100 Ranking: Unranked
Current Level: Triple‑A
ETA: August
Rada cools off a bit this week after spending several weeks climbing this list.
Over his last 10 games, he’s hitting .225 with one stolen base and three extra base hits. While those numbers aren’t particularly eye-catching, I’m not ready to move on.
We’ve already seen Rada catch fire multiple times this season, and his elite contact skills and speed still provide intriguing fantasy upside. At this point, however, he’s becoming more of a stash for deeper leagues and five-outfielder formats rather than a must-add in standard leagues.
James Tibbs III (OF – LAD) | Top 100 Ranking: 89
Current Level: Triple‑A
ETA: August/September
Tibbs continues to impress with both his bat and his approach at the plate.
Over his last 10 games, he’s hitting .343 with three doubles, a triple, and a stolen base. Even more impressive, he’s drawn eight walks while striking out only four times.
That advanced plate discipline has always been one of Tibbs’ greatest strengths, and it’s beginning to translate into consistent offensive production. He probably won’t help many fantasy managers this season, but dynasty players should take notice before his stock climbs even higher.
Cam Caminiti (SP – ATL) | Top 100 Ranking: 41
Current Level: Double-A
ETA: 2027
Caminiti earns a spot on this week’s list after receiving a promotion to Double-A.
The left-hander has been outstanding this season, posting a 3.89 ERA while striking out 93 hitters across 83 innings. The strikeout upside is exactly what fantasy managers want to see from a young power arm.
Atlanta has a long history of developing quality pitching prospects, and Caminiti has quickly established himself as one of the organization’s most exciting young arms. While his Major League debut will likely come next season, he’s an excellent long-term stash for keeper and dynasty formats.
Joseph Dzierwa (SP – BAL) | Top 100 Ranking: 96
Current Level: Double-A
ETA: 2027
For dynasty managers searching for an under the radar pitching prospect, Dzierwa deserves a long look.
After opening the season in Single-A, the towering 6-foot-8 left-hander has made 12 appearances (10 starts) at Double-A, compiling a 2.28 ERA while striking out 66 batters in 59 innings.
His low three quarters arm slot creates an uncomfortable angle for hitters, allowing his pitches to play even better than the radar gun might suggest. Baltimore has quietly built one of baseball’s strongest pitching pipelines, and Dzierwa has positioned himself as one of the organization’s most intriguing arms heading into 2027.
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