Discover the Hidden Gems in Dynasty Baseball

Targets

Kristian Campbell, a 22-year-old rookie second baseman for the Red Sox, had a scintillating 2024 in the upper levels. His projected stats of.260/.350 with 15 to 20 home runs and 15 to 18 stolen bases show great potential. At Fenway Park with Boston's high-octane lineup, he could become an extremely valuable dynasty asset. His approach and bat speed suggest he could reach.280/.360 with 20/20 production. [Dylan]

Bo Bichette, the Blue Jays' shortstop, was on a roll in the first half of 2023 but faced a series of injuries in the next season and a half. Now entering his age-27 season and with nagging injuries behind him, he could return to his 2022 form. His advanced bat-to-ball skills make him a promising pick. [Geoff]

Jesus Made, a prospect for the Brewers, despite recent industry attention, might still be undervalued. Ben Badler ranked him as the system's No. 1 prospect with 60 hit, 60 power, and 60 run potential. His excellent approach and bat speed give him a chance to develop into a fantasy monster like Francisco Lindor or Jose Reyes. [Dylan]

Carlos Correa, the Twins' shortstop, went from overrated to underrated. Despite missing time due to injuries in 2024, when he was on the field, he produced with a.310/.388/.517 line and 14 home runs in 86 games. If he can replicate those numbers and stay healthy, his value could surge. [Geoff]

Sleepers

Luke Keaschall, the Twins' second baseman/third baseman, had an impressive 2024 with a.303/.420/.483 line, 15 home runs, and 23 stolen bases in 464 plate appearances. Despite elbow surgery, his offensive abilities remain intact. He could see major league playing time in 2025 and be a key part of the Twins' lineup by 2026. [Dylan]

Michael Arroyo, a Mariners' second baseman, is a bat-first prospect with excellent plate skills and above-average power. He hit.285/.400/.509 in A-ball in 2024 but is severely underrated in dynasty leagues. His blend of skills makes him similar to Gleyber Torres. [Geoff]

Adael Amador, a Rockies' second baseman, was a highly sought prospect in 2024 due to his great hit tool and potential at Coors Field. Although he started slowly and was called up and then returned to the minors, his body of work still suggests a projection of.270/.340 with 15 to 20 home runs and 15 to 20 stolen bases. [Dylan]

Tyler Fitzgerald, the Giants' shortstop, had an unexpected breakout season in 2024 with a.280/.334/.497 line, 15 home runs, and 17 steals. Despite a high strikeout rate and low walk rate, his power and speed make him a valuable pick at a reasonable price. [Geoff]

Fades

Willy Adames, a free agent shortstop, had a career year in 2024 with 21 stolen bases, nearly doubling his career total. However, I'm skeptical he can repeat those numbers. He's a solid player overall, but there are middle infield options with higher upside. [Geoff]

Marcus Semien, the Rangers' second baseman, has had over 700 plate appearances for four years with 20+ home runs and 100+ runs. But at age 34, relying on him to continue as a premier stat accumulator is becoming riskier. [Dylan]