D.J. Short and Drew Silva break down the wave of prospect call-ups from the past week, including Keston Hiura, Austin Riley, Brendan Rodgers, Willie Calhoun, Nicky Lopez, Corbin Martin, Oscar Mercado, and more. They also discuss injury updates involving the likes of Michael Conforto, Trea Turner, Miguel Andujar, David Price, and Andrew Heaney.

Who are the biggest surprises of the season so far? And which players have been the biggest fantasy letdowns? Matt Stroup and Chris Crawford come up with a top five list for each category, including Tim Anderson, Austin Meadows and Josh Bell surging, with Jose Ramirez, Matt Carpenter and Daniel Murphy struggling to live up to preseason billing. We also try to put Vladimir Guerrero Jr.'s early struggles in perspective, consider the arrival of Corbin Martin in Houston, and track an insane power binge for Braves prospect Austin Riley. You can check out Chris' latest top-10 prospects report right here.

D.J. Short and Drew Silva break down waiver wire starting pitchers, including Brandon Woodruff, Brad Peacock, Kyle Gibson, and Jerad Eickhoff. They also discuss Shohei Ohtani's return, Kris Bryant's resurgence, prospect stashes, bullpen situations, and much more.

Matt Stroup and Nate Grimm discuss the immediate success and season-long upside of recent Reds arrival Nick Senzel, plus the emergence of future Braves ace Mike Soroka and the re-emergence of Tyler Skaggs. Also on this episode: what to expect from Shohei Ohtani and Matt Olson as they return from injury, and we go hunting for saves in the Texas and Atlanta bullpens.

D.J. Short and Drew Silva break down Corey Kluber's non-displaced ulna fracture, Nick Senzel's pending arrival to the majors, and recent call-ups Griffin Canning, Michael Chavis, Carter Kieboom, and Nate Lowe. They also discuss Caleb Smith's early-season breakout, A.J. Pollock's elbow injury, Anthony DeSclafani's recent success, and much more.

Matt Stroup and George Bissell run down a wide range of recent trends for starting pitchers and hitters, including what to make of the Mike Minor renaissance (a career-high 13 strikeouts on Saturday night), and the ongoing struggles of aces ranging from Chris Sale to Corey Kluber to Jacob deGrom. Also on this episode — we look at what could be a very lofty home run ceiling for Vladimir Guerrero Jr. this season, and consider the upside of other young middle infielders including Carter Kieboom, Hunter Dozier and Michael Chavis.

D.J. Short and Drew Silva celebrate Vladimir Guerrero Jr.'s long-awaited arrival to the major leagues while breaking down other headlines, including updates on the Yankees' injury situation, the closer situations with the Angels and Rangers, and signs of life from Chris Sale and Jose Ramirez. They also answer some mailbag questions to close out the show.

Matt Stroup and Nate Grimm look at a wide range of fantasy news, including the outlook for struggling right-handers Aaron Nola, Yu Darvish and Corey Kluber — and just how concerned we should be in each situation. Plus, the return of Gregory Polanco and the arrival of Cole Tucker in Pittsburgh, and what to expect from each of them going forward. Also on this episode: Nate makes the case for adding Jerad Eickhoff in Philadelphia, and paints an optimistic picture for Julio Urias as the dynamic young left-hander heads to the bullpen.

D.J. Short and Drew Silva discuss a bunch of starting pitcher updates, including Blake Snell's broken toe, the Dodgers' rotation, Chris Sale's latest start, and a bunch of early-season risers. They also break down Mookie Betts' early struggles, Shohei Ohtani's progress, a possible post-hype breakout for Scott Kingery, and the unlikely emergence of Hunter Dozier.

Matt Stroup and Ryan Boyer break down a number of recent performances and headlines, including Corey Kluber carrying a 6.16 ERA through his first four starts of the season. Is it time to panic, or an ideal opportunity to buy low in fantasy leagues? Meanwhile, there's cause for optimism on Jose Quintana and Zack Wheeler, who both threw gems recently after rough starts to their seasons. Plus, what to make of some notably hot hitters — including Austin Meadows (four homers last week) and Brandon Lowe of the Rays — while our weekly hunt for saves takes us to the NL East after the injury to David Robertson. All that and much more on this episode, and you can check out Ryan's Hot Hitter Rundown on Rotoworld right here.