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Same publication, same thesis, new sport: dynasty and keeper baseball, covered with the same portfolio discipline as everything else here.

I've been profitable in fantasy baseball for five straight years, across a dozen-plus MLB leagues every season — this isn't a new interest bolted onto the newsletter, it's the sport I've spent the most reps on. Baseball's 162-game season and deep farm systems make it the best sport there is for dynasty thinking: prospects take years to pay off, trade value shifts constantly, and the managers who treat their rosters like long-term holdings instead of one-year rentals are the ones who win leagues, not just seasons.

What this covers: dynasty and keeper value specifically — prospect stock, trade value shifts, farm system movement, and the kind of roster decisions that pay off two or three years out, not just this week. We're in the stretch run of the current season right now, heading into the postseason next month — expect coverage to lean into what October moves and offseason transactions mean for your keeper rosters, then shift fully into hot-stove dynasty mode once the World Series wraps and free agency opens.

Same rules as the rest of The Keeper Report: trade value gets talked about like an asset, not a hunch. Buy-low and sell-high calls come with the reasoning, not just the verdict. And if you've got a specific dynasty trade or prospect question, send it in — that becomes its own recurring feature, same as football.

— Tyler