Basallo is highlighted as a fresh call-up with the potential to impact late-season periods, bringing offensive upside and a path to bench value in deeper formats.

Basallo’s promotion by Baltimore adds a high-upside young bat to the system; his flashy potential makes him a notable stash for redraft, with power and a projection-friendly hitting profile.

Basallo, Baltimore’s 21-year-old catcher, arrived in the majors after a powerhouse Triple-A run, posting 23 HR in 76 games with elite exit velocity and a strong OBP. His catcher eligibility and daily playing time at first base and DH give him a rare fantasy upside—big power with flexibility that makes him a must-stash in many formats.

Basallo is the Orioles' crown jewel of the Latin American development push, promoted after a standout Triple-A season with Norfolk (23 HR in 76 games) and a path to rookie-eligibility preservation through August promotion. His arrival marks Baltimore’s commitment to bat-centric upside at catcher and corner spots.

Basallo is Baltimore’s top AL prospect with immense upside and catcher eligibility. He could push into regular at-bats at first base or DH as Beavers or Mayo cycles shift, offering huge redraft upside if promoted. The risk is a delayed debut or limited PT, but the upside makes Basallo a compelling late-season flyer.