5/26/26 Lab Reports

Who's moving in the newest LFX Updates. We got prospects, injuries and a closer to talk about today.

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LAB REPORTS

LFX Movers

05/26/26


Check in on some interesting names that are moving in LFX:

LFX PROSPECTS

Franklin Arias - The biggest riser after a big Prospects update. He jumps all the way up to 6th Overall. He continues to terrorize minor league pitching and you have to love rostering this guy in Dynasty formats.

Season Slash: .346/.422/.662/1.084 with 11 HR


LFX INJURIES

Logan Henderson - Unfortunate back injury will lead to him missing a few weeks. Current target is Mid-June, which is about right considering the minimum IL stint is 15-Days.

I would definitely hold on, as I see him as a league winner type of arm. I don't think using that roster spot for 2-3 weeks is going to net you someone as interesting as Henderson, who was lining up as a Top-30 LFX pitcher.


LFX CLOSERS

Tanner Scott - After signing for $70 million, and having a terrible season, then getting replaced by stud closer Edwin Diaz, it seemed like Scott was not going to sniff Saves ever again. But then Diaz got hurt (and is in trouble with the law), so it was wide open for Scott to take this job and run with it. And he's done exactly that.

Last 30 Days: 0.00 ERA 0.48 WHIP 13.9 K/9

He's up to #8 in LFX Closers and #3 in SV+HD formats. And no, I was never worried about Alex Vesia or any other Dodgers reliever taking over the Saves majority. Always follow the money.


LFX PROSPECTS

Anthony Eyanson - The second Red Sox prospect of today's Lab Reports, Eyanson jumped up 15 spots in the LFX update. I'm looking to get him wherever I can in long-term formats, as I think he'll be one of the 'next guys' after Kade Anderson and Thomas White graduate from lists.

Season Stats: 0.61 ERA 0.58 WHIP 12.9 K/9


LFX TIP: LFX is a powerful baseline, but it doesn't replace fast-moving news like prospect callups or injuries. Use it as your foundation, then layer on the latest context.

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