Here is the official power ranking of the fastest-rising dynasty targets from this group.
We are focusing strictly on the rate of ascent—who is gaining the most helium right now and forcing dynasty managers to aggressively re-evaluate their price tag.
Each time we update our fantasy baseball Top 700 Dynasty Fantasy Baseball Rankings, we keep track of the players who are rising the quickest to let fantasy baseball owners know who is gaining momentum. This list comes out in tandem with the updated Top 700 Dynasty Fantasy Baseball Rankings list.
Here’s a quick look at the Top Three:
1. Jordan Walker, OF, St. Louis Cardinals
- Current Level: MLB
- The Profile: Post-hype redemption is the ultimate value-driver in dynasty formats. Walker’s elite prospect status took a hit over the past two years due to optimization and launch-angle issues, but his current campaign is an official declaration of stardom. Through 183 at-bats, he is hitting a crisp .295 with 13 home runs and an elite .929 OPS. Statcast reveals his average bat speed is in the 99th percentile of the major leagues. The sleeping giant has officially woken up.
2. Anthony Eyanson, SP, Boston Red Sox
- Current Level: Double-A Portland
- The Profile: Eyanson is the single biggest “pop-up” pitching sensation of the year. After a massive velocity spike over the winter that saw his fastball touch 100.2 MPH, he utterly broke the High-A level, posting a 0.44 ERA and 0.49 WHIP with 34 strikeouts across 20.1 innings. Boston aggressively pushed the 21-year-old up to Double-A Portland, and he didn’t even blink—recently spinning 5 hitless, shutout frames in his second start at the level. He is an absolute rocket ship in dynasty rankings.
3. Miguel Vargas, 1B/3B, Chicago White Sox
- Current Level: MLB
- The Profile: Sometimes a change of scenery is exactly what unlocks a former top prospect’s true potential. After being blocked and shuffled around in his previous organization, Vargas has found new life on the South Side. He has taken full advantage of regular everyday playing time, tapping back into the elite bat-to-ball skills and high-floor walk rates that made him a minor-league legend, while finally showing the defensive stability to lock down an everyday corner infielder slot.
A power ranking of the fastest risers
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| No. | Name | Pos | Team | Age | Level |
| 1 | Jordan Walker | OF | STL | 24 | MLB |
| 2 | Anthony Eyanson | SP | BOS | 21 | AA |
| 3 | Miguel Vargas | 1B/3B | CHW | 26 | MLB |
| 4 | Sam Antonacci | 2B/3B | CHW | 23 | MLB |
| 5 | Munetaka Murakami | 1B | CHW | 27 | MLB |
| 6 | Jose Soriano | SP | LAA | 27 | MLB |
| 7 | Luis Hernandez | SS | SF | 17 | R (ACL) |
| 8 | Oneil Cruz | OF | PIT | 27 | MLB |
| 9 | Chase DeLauter | OF | CLE | 24 | MLB |
| 10 | Luis Lara | OF | MIL | 21 | AAA |