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A wave of dynasty-ready breakthroughs lands in 2025 across majors and the upper minors, led by a handful of sleeper position players and one of the sport’s top pitching prospects. The piece zeroes in on Ivan Herrera, Dylan Beavers, Carson Williams, Addison Barger, and Jacob Misiorowski, plus Nick Kurtz, assessing rest-of-season potential and the long-game value for dynasty managers. Each profile leans on advanced metrics and current form to outline who to pounce on now and who may take longer to realize the upside. The takeaway: buy low on clear power-speed corridors and trust the players whose underlying data signals legitimacy, while monitoring health, lineup context, and the timing of MLB calls.

Iván Herrera has blossomed into a legitimate fantasy asset at a thin catcher depth chart, delivering strong run production with above-average plate discipline and growing power. His 2025 line supports continued upside, backed by hard contact, controlled strike zone metrics, and a favorable batted-ball profile that minimizes regression risk. In dynasty, Herrera is a stable, top-10 option with multi-positional flexibility and the potential for a long, productive run if St. Louis keeps him in the lineup behind the plate or at a corner spot as needed.

Dylan Beavers sits on a fast track with an elite minor-league track record translated into major-league buzz. The Baltimore outfielder has posted a 2025 line that hints at 20-plus homers and double-digit stolen bases as he leans into power while maintaining a strong on-base approach. The combination of power and speed, plus improved contact efficiency and a high walk rate, suggests Beavers could debut aggressively and contribute in all five fantasy categories in short order.

Carson Williams represents Tampa Bay’s premier prospect with a plus-power, dynamic speed toolkit at shortstop. While Triple-A to MLB transitions carry risk, Williams’ latest plate discipline progress, combined with mid-20s homer and 20+ steal upside, positions him as a long-term cornerstone in dynasty leagues. Expect a cautious but persistent ramp to The Show, with strong fantasy-friendly ratios once he settles in.

Addison Barger offers a blueprint for bat-to-ball mastery and power at Toronto, flashing a robust barrel rate and hard contact profile that translate into 20+ homer potential with several doubles in a high-contact approach. His 2025 indicators suggest sustainable production, making him a high-confidence dynasty target who could anchor the Jays for years. Jacob Misiorowski, Milwaukee’s budding ace, presents the premium upside of a true front-end starter in dynasty formats. A big fastball, wipeout secondary, and premium strike-throwability underpin a ceiling that invites aggressive bids, balanced by innings limits and development risk as he nears the majors. Finally, Nick Kurtz provides a rare dynasty floor at first base with power-speed balance and a proven track record of productive counting stats in redraft and dynasty formats.