Roman Anthony, the highly touted Boston Red Sox outfield prospect, has ignited excitement among fantasy managers with a stellar start at Triple-A Worcester. At just 21 years old, Anthony demonstrated his potential by hitting two home runs in his second game, contributing to an impressive .344 batting average and .982 OPS over 35 games last season. Despite being rostered in less than 2.5% of ESPN leagues, many believe he is a player worth investing in, as his performance could soon lead to a call-up, especially if he continues to dominate in the International League.

Other notable minor league players include Kansas City Royals' Jac Caglianone, who has power potential but may struggle with consistency, and Arizona's Jordan Lawlar, known for his speed rather than power. Baltimore's Coby Mayo is looking to improve after a disappointing stint in the majors, while Red Sox's Marcelo Mayer offers solid defensive skills and moderate power. Recent draft pick Travis Bazzana with the Guardians is expected to make his mark, while the Orioles' Sam Basallo and Brewers' Caleb Durbin also hold promise for fantasy relevance in the coming seasons.