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Fisher will make his first career start after reeling off 8 1/3 scoreless frames over seven relief appearances for Toronto since being promoted to the majors back on May 7. He’s not a recommended streaming option for fantasy purposes, but it’s notable that he’s being given a more prominent role after some early-career success.

This is getting ridiculous. Caglianone has been hotter than a boiling teakettle since arriving in Triple-A earlier this month and has now homered a staggering six times over his last eight contests. The 22-year-old slugging prospect would represent an immediate upgrade for Kansas City’s lineup at this juncture and it’s getting impossible to overlook his production on the doorstep of the majors. He’s worthy of a speculative stash in all fantasy leagues and figures to make a significant impact in the power department once he arrives in the big leagues. His time is coming.

It’s unclear how close the Pirates are to promoting Chandler for his first taste of the majors, but it seems like a mistake to keep wasting starts like this in the minors when he’s capable of making an impact at the highest level, even for a non-contending team. The hard-throwing top pitching prospect boasts a microscopic 2.03 ERA and 69/21 K/BB ratio across 48 2/3 innings (11 starts) this season at the Triple-A level. He’s one of the few prospects that fantasy managers in re-draft formats should be stashing.

Walcott recorded the first multi-homer performance of his career on Friday and is up to eight round-trippers this season as one of the youngest players in the entire Texas League. The 19-year-old prodigy is arguably the top non-debuted prospect in the dynasty landscape — with the notable exception of Red Sox outfielder Roman Anthony — given his ability to hit for power at such a young age. He’s up to 21 extra-base hits through 45 games this season at the Double-A level. He’ll likely finish the year on the doorstep of the majors as the top prospect in fantasy baseball.

McGonigle’s combination of elite plate skills and consistent hard contact make him one of the most intriguing bats in the entire minors. The 20-year-old slugging infielder missed a month at the outset of the year after suffering an ankle injury in his season debut, but he’s been destroying the Midwest League ever since, hitting .478 (11-for-23) with six extra-base hits in seven games since returning from the injured list. He’s one of the top prospects in the dynasty landscape and should be a household name in fantasy leagues by the end of the year.

Montes connected for his Northwest League-leading 11th round-tripper of the season on Friday evening with a titanic blast that left his bat at an impressive 114 mph. The 20-year-old corner outfielder will need to tear the cover off the ball as a bat-first prospect to make a significant fantasy impact down the road, but he’s doing everything he can to outperform expectations this season with a robust .966 OPS at the High-A level.