Fantasy Baseball Prospects to Stash: Week 20 (2026)

Another week has passed, and two more names from our fantasy baseball prospects to stash list have officially reached the Majors. Kaelen Culpepper and George Klassen received their calls last week.

Now, however, the clock is beginning to work against us. The minor league season is down to roughly its final month, which means opportunities for 2026 promotions are starting to disappear. That makes every strong performance in the minors even more important.

Fantasy Baseball Prospects to Stash

This week’s list still features several players capable of making an impact during the fantasy playoffs. Meanwhile, we also have a few players who are probably better viewed as 2027 targets in dynasty and keeper leagues.

Kade Anderson (SP – SEA) | Top 100 Prospect Ranking: 6

Current Level: Triple-A
ETA: August

At this point, Kade Anderson probably isn’t available in your league. However, if he somehow is, please go add him.

Anderson delivered another dominant performance in his latest start, throwing 5.1 innings while allowing only three hits and zero walks while striking out nine. The outing continued an incredible first professional season in which Anderson has consistently combined strikeouts with excellent control.

Everything seems to be pointing toward Anderson eventually joining Seattle. He’s easily my favorite pitcher stash remaining in the minors.

Charlie Condon (1B, OF – COL) | Top 100 Prospect Ranking: 75

Current Level: Triple-A
ETA: August

Charlie Condon has recorded at least one hit in eight of his last 10 games while also launching three home runs during that stretch. If the power continues to show over the next week, we could see a promotion by September.

Also, remember that Condon is getting reps in the outfield. Therefore, the additional position eligibility not only gives him more fantasy appeal but also opens the door for another way Colorado can find him at-bats in the Majors. He should still be considered an add in most leagues and could provide significant power down the stretch.

Joshua Baez (OF – STL) | Top 100 Prospect Ranking: 65

Current Level: Triple-A
ETA: August

Like Charlie Condon, Joshua Baez has recorded a hit in eight of his last 10 games. He has also contributed one home run, three doubles and six stolen bases during that span.

We already know Baez possesses tremendous raw power. He surpassed 30 home runs earlier this season, but adding legitimate stolen base production completely changes his fantasy profile. Instead of simply providing power, Baez can help across several categories immediately.

The strikeouts will always create some risk. However, the upside is becoming increasingly difficult to ignore.

Walker Jenkins (OF – MIN) | Top 100 Prospect Ranking: 11

Current Level: Triple-A
ETA: August

Over his last 10 games, Walker Jenkins has collected 13 hits, including a couple of home runs, while also stealing three bases. Additionally, he has recorded multiple hits in four of those 10 games.

Jenkins has always been viewed as an advanced hitter, but the combination of power and speed makes him especially interesting for fantasy. Furthermore, Minnesota already showed last week with Kaelen Culpepper that it’s willing to turn to its young talent when an opportunity presents itself.

If the Twins decide they need another offensive boost for the stretch run, Jenkins could be one of the most impactful bats remaining in the minors.

River Ryan (SP – DET) | Top 100 Prospect Ranking: 68

Current Level: Triple-A
ETA: September

River Ryan was one of the most notable players involved in the blockbuster Tarik Skubal trade, but he hasn’t pitched since June 17th. There hasn’t been much clarity regarding exactly when he’ll return to game action, although he’s expected to pitch again before the season ends.

For now, I’m only recommending Ryan in deeper leagues or to fantasy managers who are truly desperate for pitching. However, if news breaks soon that he’s preparing for a Triple-A rehab start, his stash value could increase quickly. The talent is there; we simply need to see him back on a mound.

Ethan Salas (C – SDP) | Top 100 Prospect Ranking: 30

Current Level: Triple-A
ETA: 2027

Ethan Salas has caught fire, putting together a seven-game hitting streak with two home runs during that span. Even more impressive, through his first 11 Triple-A games, Salas has collected 14 hits and 13 RBI while drawing seven walks against only seven strikeouts.

For a player who has always been extremely young for every level at which he’s played, that’s an encouraging start for the 20-year-old.

The biggest question is the opportunity for this season. Luis Campusano has performed reasonably well during his limited action this season, so San Diego doesn’t necessarily need to force Salas into the lineup. He’s certainly a name I would monitor closely over the next couple of weeks, but 2027 is when we should expect to see him.

Additional Fantasy Baseball Prospects to Consider

James Tibbs III (OF – LAD) | Top 100 Prospect Ranking: 89

Current Level: Triple-A
ETA: September

James Tibbs III continues to make himself difficult to ignore. He’s hitting .385 over his recent stretch with one home run and two stolen bases. Even better, he has drawn 10 walks while striking out 10 times.

The plate discipline is particularly encouraging. He’s probably more useful in dynasty leagues right now, but another strong couple of weeks could change that.

Andrew Fischer (3B – MIL) | Top 100 Prospect Ranking: Unranked

Current Level: Triple-A
ETA: 2027

Across 117 games between High-A and Double-A, Andrew Fischer has launched 35 home runs, including 15 at Double-A. Unfortunately, there’s a significant downside: His strikeout rate at Double-A has climbed above 40%.

That’s obviously concerning. Still, 35 home runs are difficult to ignore. He’s an intriguing 2027 fantasy stash if he can make enough adjustments to his approach.

Cam Caminiti (SP – ATL) | Top 100 Prospect Ranking: 41

Current Level: Double-A
ETA: 2027

Cam Caminiti’s first Double-A start was just OK, as he allowed two earned runs over 5.1 innings while walking three and striking out three.

For now, I’d like to see how Caminiti responds over his next few starts before getting too excited about a potential 2027 debut. Still, he’s one of Atlanta’s premier pitching prospects, and the Braves have shown a willingness to move talented young pitchers quickly. He’s a name dynasty managers should already be tracking.

Joseph Dzierwa (SP – BAL) | Top 100 Prospect Ranking: 96

Current Level: Double-A
ETA: 2027

Over his last two starts, the 6-foot-8 left-hander has thrown 12 innings, allowing only five hits and three walks while striking out 16.

I’m not sure Baltimore will push Joseph Dzierwa to Triple-A before the minor league season ends, and that’s perfectly fine. A strong finish followed by an impressive spring could put Dzierwa on track for a midseason promotion in 2027.

For dynasty managers looking one step ahead, he’s the type of pitching prospect worth remembering.