By happenstance, we've got a bunch of interesting Catchers making the list today. I'd say that would be awesome...most years...but catcher happens to be deeper than it's ever been. Still, I'm sure a bunch of us could use an upgrade either at C or utility, so take your pick! Also, I want to just drop some Noah Schultz information to start us off here, courtesy of Prospectsavant. https://prospectsavant.com/player/702273 https://prospectsavant.com/player/702273 Schultz battle

Welcome, friends. Today is a special day, so I'm pretty damned excited. My #2 ranked, yet-to-debut pitching prospect, George Klassen, is making his MLB debut! This kid has some of the most effortless stuff you'll see, and after watching his first start, I'm extremely impressed with just how well his stuff plays against MLB hitting...when he can locate it. That's one of the better 4-seams I've had the pleasure of watching in 2026! If you want more info on George Klassen, pleas

Thanks for joining me in 2026! I spent the whole day yesterday trifling through data to find some of the deeper names in the league right now, and not the Chase DeLauters of the world (who was drafted in most leagues). This has been copied over from yesterday's Patreon post, so some data points may be from before yesterday's slate of games. Feel free to come check it out if you want daily analysis (most days) and an earlier weekly waiver wire read. Cheers! Randy Vasquez, SP

George Klassen, A+ Klassen is an enormously talented pitcher that may not be getting as much hype as he deserves - and that probably sounds ridiculous, as he's their #3 prospect. Do I think Christian Moore is really a better prospect than Klassen. Or Ryan Johnson, their #2 prospect? I don't think so. Klassen averages 97.7 mph on a fastball out of a low 27.2 degree arm slot - a very nice velocity to slot ratio that will provide some excellent horizontal play and ride.His AAA s