Who were the biggest prospect standouts of Week 12 of the 2026 MiLB season?

In this episode, Tim Kanak (@FantasyAceball) breaks down his T-10 MLB Prospects of the Week, spotlighting the hottest performers across Minor League Baseball — from upper-level bats on the doorstep of the majors to breakout arms and under-the-radar risers making serious noise throughout the minors.

This week’s list features a loaded mix of impact power bats, fast-rising pitching prospects, dynasty baseball targets, and deep sleepers that fantasy managers and prospect junkies need to know.

1. Joshua Baez, OF, Cardinals
One of the loudest toolsy bats in the minors had a monster week, launching five home runs — including a four-homer game — while continuing to show the kind of power/speed upside that can turn him into a true breakout dynasty asset.

2. Brandon White, SP, Marlins
White continued his breakout campaign with 11 strikeouts and no walks over 7 scoreless innings at AAA. The improved command, velocity, and sharper secondaries are making him a legitimate name to watch in both redraft and dynasty formats.

3. Demetrio Crisantes, 2B, Diamondbacks
One of the most underrated hitters in the minors right now, Crisantes tore through Week 12 with a huge average, multiple extra-base hits, and continued evidence that his hit tool and offensive polish are deserving of much more prospect attention.

4. Caden Scarborough, SP, Rangers
Scarborough flashed some of the best raw stuff in the minors again, piling up strikeouts with a power fastball and nasty breaker combination that gives him real frontline upside if the command continues to come along.

5. Brandon Compton, OF, Marlins
The tools remain massive, and so was the week. Compton mashed five home runs and added four steals, reminding everyone that few players in the minors have his blend of power, athleticism, and fantasy upside.

6. Jace Beck, SP, Cubs
The 6’9” right-hander keeps getting more interesting. Beck turned in another dominant start, missing bats with extension, plane, and a fastball shape that can overwhelm hitters when he’s in the zone.

7. Jacob Friend, C/1B, Reds
Friend keeps forcing his way into the conversation. A huge week at the plate featured power, extra-base damage, and even stolen bases, giving him one of the more interesting breakout profiles among bat-first catching/corner options.

8. Sean Keys, 1B/3B, Blue Jays
Keys continues to hit his way onto the dynasty radar with another power-filled week. The lefty bat is making louder contact, doing more damage in the zone, and looking like one of the more underrated breakout hitters in the minors.

9. Cam Leiter, SP, Dodgers
Leiter continues to look too advanced for Low-A, attacking hitters with a deep arsenal, strong strike-throwing, and the kind of athleticism that gives him a chance to develop into a legitimate long-term starter.

10. Raudi Rodriguez, OF, Angels
Rodriguez rounds out the list after another huge offensive week, continuing to stack extra-base damage and making a strong case as one of the better under-the-radar offensive performers in the minors this season.

Tim also discusses several other notable Week 12 performers and prospect risers, including:

• Seth Hernandez, SP, Pirates
• Kade Anderson, SP, Mariners
• Hendrick Cana, SP/RP, Cardinals
• Theo Gillen, OF, Rays
• Ethan Petry, 1B/OF, Nationals

⚾ Tim’s Top 10 MiLB performers from Week 12
⚾ Dynasty baseball risers, breakouts, and buy targets
⚾ Which prospects are pushing into the Top 100 conversation
⚾ Upper-minors bats nearing MLB relevance
⚾ Power arms and breakout pitchers dominating at every level
⚾ Under-the-radar names fantasy managers should know now
⚾ Updated long-term outlooks for some of baseball’s hottest prospects

🎙️ Hosted by Tim Kanak (@FantasyAceball)
🎧 Produced by Jon Anderson (@JonPgh)

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