When you think about how many prospects who were considered to be among the best in baseball currently litter major league rosters, it'd be easy to believe that the minor leagues have taken a major hit, that there's not another wave of premier talent working its way through the system.

In some regard, you may be right. The 2015 season will long be remembered as the "Season of the Prospect," one that saw some of the best talent baseball has to offer make major league debuts.

Major League Baseball's August waiver trade period can be confusing, but teams can actually still add to and subtract from their current rosters until the August 31 cutoff date. 

With that deadline rapidly approaching, we'll take a look at the five best players who remain available on the trade market. 

Mondays don't have to be awful with DraftKings daily fantasy baseball. Even with only 10 games to pick apart on Monday, the possibilities are endless with a massive amount of stars playing.

However, several players have recently started to shine again heading down the final stretch of the season. Here's a look at those names on the rise before locking in your lineups on DraftKings.

It is time to take these guys quite seriously.

Most of the numbers say we probably shouldn’t. Their run differential says they should be well under .500. Their offense is not entirely intimidating and could be seen as a liability. Their overall pitching is about the worst in Major League Baseball, and their rotation has not been much better.

Based on all of that, this is a club that should be falling back for a top draft position: not holding onto a playoff position.

This kid is due for a raise after this play.

In the bottom of the second inning during the Oakland Athletics' contest against the Tampa Bay Rays, Marcus Semien drove a sharply hit ball right toward the A's dugout.

The A's ball boy was on the case, as he quickly entered the frame and made a Derek Jeter-esque dive to prevent the ball from nailing one of Oakland's pitchers.

Detroit Tigers right-hander Shane Greene, currently on the disabled list at Triple-A, has been diagnosed with an artery issue in his shoulder. 

Continue for updates. 

Slumps don't care how well-known a player may be or if he's appeared on our weekly All-Dud team before. They strike indiscriminately, usually without warning, and tend to stick around far longer than anyone wants them to.

They're like the guests you have over who can't take the hints you've been dropping all night that "hey, it's time for you to leave."

Welcome back to yet another edition of Sunday Funday with daily fantasy baseball still in full swing. The playoffs are fast approaching, but the pennant races haven't slowed down. This, of course, means there is still plenty of opportunities to earn wads of cash on DraftKings.

But before any lineups are locked in, take a look at these bargains and sleepers for the August 23 slate of games.

Pitcher: Ryan Vogelsong, San Francisco Giants ($6,000)

Matt Williams is just one of an array of managers who should be brushing up their resumes as the 2015 MLB season hits the home stretch.

Fact: The Houston Astros' Mike Fiers is the first pitcher since Jim Bibby in 1973 to throw a no-hitter after changing teams midseason.

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