Might we see Pete Crow Armstrong in September? Find out next on Fantasy Baseball today in

five. Welcome into MPT in five on Saturday, August 19th. I am Frank Sample, joined by

Scott White. And before we get into the five on the verge, I do want to point out that

the Cardinals listened to us last week. They promoted Mason win on Friday. You're listening

to this on Saturday. If you want to hear more about Mason win, we discussed him on Friday's

full-length fantasy baseball today podcast. The five prospects on the verge of getting

called up. We've got Michael Bush with the Dodgers, Edward Cabrera. We're kind of stretching

prospect here. Edward Cabrera with the Marlins, Pete Crow Armstrong with the Cubs, Sadein

at Raphaela with the Red Sox and Brett Beaty with the New York Met Scott, your thoughts.

So yeah, I am stretching the definition of prospect. So many prospects have already graduated

to the majors or they got some time there and were sent back down, which makes it harder

to justify stashing them, I'm thinking Colton Couser specifically. So yeah, I'm including

guys like Edward Cabrera here, Brett Beaty who don't qualify as prospects anymore. They've

gotten too much action in the majors. But you know, the spirit of this list is to come up

with minor league players who are worth stashing even when they're out of sight, out of mind.

And I would say those two, especially Cabrera, fit the bill. Can't think of another minor league

pitcher more worthy of stashing right now than Cabrera who really just needs to get back

to throwing strikes. And through two minor league starts, he's done that. Marlins have talked

a little bit with the media about the potential for him coming back soon. And there's a chance

Edward Cabrera could be impactful with his strike up potential down the stretch. Of course,

nothing has changed with Michael Bush. He continues to demolish AAA pitching as a 25-year-old

over a state is welcome down there. But the Dodgers are not making room for him. We did

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