The Stash 4/29: Ranking The Top 10 Pitching Prospects To Stash

Before we get into this, Jose Berrios. If you want a pitcher to stash, add him. Rotowire says he is in line to start next week on May 6th. With...

Before we get into this, Jose Berrios. If you want a pitcher to stash, add him. Rotowire says he is in line to start next week on May 6th. With all the Injuries occurring, the waiver wire is thin. Jose Berrios is the player to add that most likely will make an impact in 2017. He is the #1 option for me, even before anyone else on this list. Seriously, go add him, then come back, and finish reading this.

Every weekend, I will be posting about the minor leaguers you should be stashing on your team. This list will be arranged by impact for this year only. Players that will be called up sooner will be ahead of players with more talent who might only be called up late in the year. Prospects are a great way to stay ahead of everyone else rather you are in a dynasty league or a 10-team league. With the minor league season going we can start seeing some movement with this list. I have the same 10 guys but with more and more games to evaluate, new players will jump onto the list, while others could fall off entirely.

Let's get down to business.

1) Nick Pivetta, Philadelphia Phillies AAA, ETA: SUNDAY

Nick Pivetta has not pitched since last week’s rankings came out. That is because he was called up to the MLB Team and was skipped in the rotation after a rain out. He is worth a stream even against the Dodgers. Add him and see what he does.

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Nic Gardiner

University of North Texas grad working in Germany as a BI Consultant. I write about prospects when I am not traveling.

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