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On this episode of the Razzball Fantasy Baseball Podcast, Grey Albright and B_Don flip the script and dive into the players who’ve stumbled through the second half of the season. After weeks of covering late-season breakouts, it’s time to talk about the guys who’ve let fantasy managers down when it matters most and whether their struggles should impact your outlook heading into 2026.
The show kicks off with a look at the latest wave of prospect call-ups, including Harry Ford, Sal Stewart, Jonah Tong, Carter Jensen, and Payton Tolle. From big strikeout arms to power-speed bats, we break down who’s worth watching and who might be more hype than help for this season.
From there, they turn their attention to some big names slipping late in the year. Kyle Tucker’s numbers have taken a hit amid an ongoing finger issue. James Wood has massively fallen off, but can he adapt back? Seiya Suzuki, Jeremy Peña, and Lawrence Butler have all fallen off the map offensively, leaving managers wondering if they’re due for rebounds or regression. And what do we even make of Oneil Cruz at this point? Even top pick Elly De La Cruz hasn’t been immune to the slump.
