Endy Rodriguez, Dylan Crews Among Rise in Week 6 Fantasy Baseball Prospect Report

Pittsburgh Pirates designated hitter Endy Rodriguez (13) runs the bases after hitting a home run against the New York Yankees in the fifth inning during spring training at George M. Steinbrenner Field. | Nathan Ray Seebeck-Imagn Images After the first month of the 2026 fantasy baseball season, I have three teams off to a good start.

I'm in first place in my AL-only and NL-Only leagues in the National Fantasy Baseball Championship, with the top prize in each league being $9,000. In addition, I'm helping manage a $10,000 mixed 15-team auction team that sits in third place heading into Friday. These types of leagues require paying close attention to minor league box scores.

Here are some updates on players having success in the minors that may turn into fantasy baseball assets over the next few weeks: Catchers Endy Rodriguez, Pittsburgh Pirates Over his last 11 games, Rodriguez went 13-for-37 with eight runs and five RBIs, highlighted by a 4-for-4 game on Thursday. He took eight walks over this span with five strikeouts. This year, his bat has yet to flash power (.

225/10/1/14 over 89 at-bats with 13 walks and 21 strikeouts). Rodriguez has a winning approach, but he needs more punch in his bat to help fantasy teams. Ethan Salas, San Diego Padres After underperforming expectations over his first three years in the minors (.