Stock baseball dynasty Stock: Trey Yesavage, Luis Peña, Gage Jump Headline Latest Risers

With a little more than a quarter of the 2025 season in the books, the most difficult question is with the dynasty manager, how to estimate Roki Sasaki from a ranking position. At the beginning of this year, the 23-year sensation arrived in Los Angeles as one of the strongest Ballyhooed international prospects of a generation and checked in the Rotoworld ranking list in the Rotoworld ranking list in the 24th overall. His debut in the states did not plan exactly when he fought a catastrophic 4.72 ERA and a strike rate of 15.6 percent in 34 1/3 Innerings (eight starts) before he met the injured list with a shoulder tension last week after he had experienced a reduced speed at his last start.

It is fair to ask how much the persistent problem affected his performance, since he announced reporters that he has been going through the problem for some time. He remains one of the most fascinating talents in the fantasy landscape from a long-term perspective, but it is impossible to overlook his early fights. He will use the extended discharge to physically recover and work on his mechanics. It feels like a classic chance for the depth of buying for Dynasty managers, but it will drop around 50 places into the top 75 area in Rotoworld's next Dynasty-Ranglisten-Update.

The Dynasty Stock Watch column this week takes a look at five mostly unannounced prospects in the lower minors -Trey Yesavage, Luis Peña, Gage Jump, Asbel Gonzalez and Payton -who make the increase in the next dynasty -ranking installation of Rotoworld.

Trey Yesavage, SP, Blue Jays

Has quickly developed into one of the leading pitching prospects in the landscape of the dynasty this season, since he continues to summarize an extremely impressive professional debut in the lower minors. The hard 21-year-old Righty jumped no beat on Tuesday evening in his high-a-debut in Vancouver and picked up 10 strikeouts over four innings. He put together a star 2.43 ERA, 0.81 whip and a 55/8-K/BB ratio, which received Low-A Dunedin 33 1/3 Innerings (seven starts) for low-A Dunedin in order to obtain flash funding. In the 2024 -MLB design he slipped due to medical concerns during his college career to the 20th total decision, but there is no question about his ability to miss bats. His strike on his head and realistic mid-rotation floor makes him extremely fascinating for imagination, although he is fascinated by the potential of top prospect arms such as Andrew Painter, Bubba Chandler, Chase Burns or Noah Schultz.

Luis Peña, SS, Brewer

In the past few weeks we have addressed some climbs such as Aroon Escobar, Arjun Nimmala, Eduardo Tait, Slade Caldwell and Bryce Rainer, such as Aroon Escobar, Arjun Nimmala, Eduardo Tait, Slade Caldwell and Bryce Rainer, but somehow Peña mentioned in this area. It would be unfair to compare his current trajectory with the franchise pillar Jackson Chourio or even with the top prospects of Jesús, but his meteoric rise this season was not unnoticed by Dynasty managers. The 18-year-old child prodigy, which is currently in the first basis in the first foundation in the first foundation in the brain concoloration protocol after an ugly collision, has demolished the ball in Low-A Carolina this season to raise up to 25 games up to 25 games with three homers and 21 boots up to 25 games. He went more than one of the youngest players in the entire Carolina League in 115 record appearances. The combination of almost elitist speed and above average average skill qualities drill its realistic striking average and gives him the opportunity to get into the majors in a few years as a real fantasy player. For Milwaukee, the future with the trio of 18-year-old top perspective-made, Peña and the first selection of Braylon Payne looks bright in the last year-old. It is theoretically possible that Peña is a top 40 range dynasty view in the temporary season.

Gage Jump, SP, athletics

Department gave a serious explanation for Double-A Midland in his second start of this week and recorded eight rashes over six shutout inside. The 22-year-old Südpfote has dealt with a ratio of 14/3 K/BB with a ratio of 14/3 K/BB since it was promoted to the upper minors at the beginning of this month, since he continues to strengthen his status as one of the fastest rising pitching prospects of the season. The 22-year-old Lefty, who was a second round in the draft of 2024 MLB, put together a sparkling 2.32 ERA and a 45/5 K/BB ratio over 31 Innerings (six appearances, five starts) at High-A Lansing to open the year. He lacks the first-class projection of the Mate Luis Morales organization, but his three-title mixture and the misleading delivery give him the opportunity to achieve the majors as an effective fantasy actor relatively soon. He is a name Dynasty Manager should already know, but he will be a well -known name under casual fantasy enthusiasts by the end of the year if he is.

Asbel Gonzalez, Royals

Gonzalez is the classic for imagination as the view of real life and was one of the outstanding performance of the dynasty in the lower minors in the lower minors with his 36 stolen bases in 38 games at low-a columbia. The 19-year-old Speedster is still in the works, but he has shown serious growth in the hit tool dividing this season. At this point, the force over the fence is purely projection, based on its starting speed data and the physical framework, but it puts together a strong basis on which it can build on. Gonzalez is the type of view that Dynasty managers should monitor exactly if he further develops and climb the sprouts of the Kansas City system. It is the kind of speculative views that is worth dying in deeper dynas depth formats.

Payton Great, SP, Red Sox

Boston has had difficulty developing pitching talents in recent years, and Hunter Dobbins is currently the sole factor of influence at the highest level, but this season they have a few real breakout southpaw in their hands this season. In his professional debut in high-a Greenville, the 22-year-old Lefty was absolutely dominated and made almost 40 percent of the rackets with which he was faced with, and a 4.56 ERA (3.55 FIP) and a 40/7 K/BB ratio over 23 2/3 Innerings (six starts). He doesn't throw extremely hard, but his 6-foot 6 frame enables him to get additional expansion and play his things. He will be a stiffer challenge as soon as he reaches Double-A, but he is clearly a pitching view on the advance that Dynastie managers have to monitor.