Five prospects and injured players are essential to consider for your fantasy baseball team. Among them, Andrew Painter and Justin Crawford are standout minor league talents worth monitoring closely. Painter, despite a rocky performance with a 4.42 ERA over 18 starts, shows potential. Meanwhile, Crawford, son of Carl Crawford, displays impressive stats, ranking as a top 50 prospect. His speed and consistent hitting make him an attractive stash option.

Injuries to players like Jacob Wilson, who displayed a strong batting average before an injury setback, highlight the need for strategic stashing. Wilson is expected to return soon, while Jameson Taillon's calf injury could limit his performance upon return. Other injured players discussed include Jack Kagleón, who is also recovering from injury but has shown flashes of power and potential.

No major prospect call-ups occurred recently, but there are several players to consider for your fantasy baseball roster. Andrew Painter, a highly touted pitcher for the Philadelphia Phillies, is on his way back from injury and showing promising performance in the minors with a 3.09 ERA and a solid strikeout rate. He has the potential to be impactful in the majors, especially if the Phillies' rotation experiences injuries.

Mick Abel, another pitching prospect for the Phillies, has already debuted and shown strong performance with high strikeout numbers. Meanwhile, Jack Kagleon of the Kansas City Royals is hitting incredibly well in the minors, making him a must-stash player with considerable upside.

Roman Anthony, the number one prospect in baseball, is also highlighted, showing impressive statistics in Triple-A and likely to be called up soon. His all-around abilities could add significant value to your team. Stashing these players could give you an edge in the upcoming weeks.