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Baltimore Orioles outfielder Austin Hays, the team's No. 4 prospect per MLB Pipeline, is healthy and back on track this spring, hitting .364 through 11 Grapefruit League games. Eight of his 12 hits have gone for extra bases, including four home runs. Hays' 12 RBI lead the team. The 23-year-old slugged 32 dingers and drove in 95 in the minors in 2017 and made his big league debut that year, but a shoulder injury and stress fracture in his right ankle limited him to only 75 games in the minors in[...]

The outfield is one of the deepest spots right now in fantasy baseball with names like Ronald Acuna Jr., Victor Robles, and Juan Soto dominating early draft boards for 2019. The minors remain stocked with exciting players, and new talent is still on its way to the Major Leagues, just in time for dynasty and deep-league owners to start tracking and drafting these talents. And yet, it is never too early to pivot to 2020 and beyond with stashes and minor league targets.[...]

Prospects. For fantasy baseball enthusiasts, we are always looking to know about the next wave of prospects, rookies and call-ups. More than most other sports,baseball gives us a fresh influx of rookie talent every single year. Impact prospects are called-up both before and during the MLB season. Knowing about the right prospect, and drafting/adding him at the right time, can be a difference maker and league winner (see Juan Soto, Jack Flaherty,Aaron Judge and Cody Bellinger).During the MLB pres[...]

Baltimore Orioles outfielder Austin Hays (ankle, shoulder), who entered last year as the team's top prospect, said he's in the final stages of his rehab and is hoping to be healthy in spring training after his season was derailed by injuries. Hays said the last step of his rehab will be base running in spring training, but he's feeling really good right now and should be an option for the major league club at some point this year. Hays is now the team's No. 4 prospect, but his upside is evident[...]

Outfield is a unique position in the fantasy world. The best of the best reside in the outfield, with our consensus top two picks and nine of the top 25 overall players making this list. On the other hand, it is by far the deepest and easiest to gain late-round value if you choose to wait. That's why it's so important to determine exactly who to target at what point in your draft, especially in leagues that require four or five OF slots.[...]

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Baltimore Orioles outfield prospect Austin Hays (ankle), the No. 4 prospect in the organization, started a running program on Monday after having surgery on Sept. 13 to repair a stress fracture and cartilage defects in his left ankle. Two screws were inserted into his ankle and a bone graft was performed to prevent a cyst from returning. Hays is encouraged with his progress so far after being limited to 75 games in the minors last year. He's expected to be ready to compete for a job in spring t[...]

Baltimore Orioles outfield prospect Austin Hays (ankle) underwent surgery on Thursday to fix a stress fracture in his right ankle, and he said the surgery was successful on his Twitter account. The team's No. 4 prospect struggled at Single-A Aberdeen and Double-A Bowie this year, hitting .235/.266/.410 with 12 home runs, 46 RBI and six stolen bases in 75 games due to his injury. He's a part of the future outfield for Baltimore, though, and could force his way up to the big leagues late next yea[...]

It's been recommended that Baltimore Orioles outfield prospect Austin Hays (ankle), the team's No. 4 prospect, undergo surgery to fix a stress fracture in his ankle after seeing a specialist on [...]