The MLB season continues to heat up as we are starting to see some of the top prospects get called up to the show. Plenty of opportunities exist this week for fantasy managers to add a top prospect, replace an injured player,

Philadelphia Phillies rookie starter Mick Abel just did something no other MLB pitcher has done "in the modern era," despite the Wednesday night loss.

Before Mick Abel made his MLB debut on May 18, he was told he’d only be up for a single start. That was meant to ease some potential jitters, but it was also the result of Philadelphia owning one of the deepest rotations in the sport.

Three top fantasy baseball prospects - Nick Kurtz, Zebby Matthews, Mick Abel - that can make big impacts. These MLB prospects are waiver wire pickups or stashes.

Mick Abel, who impressed in his one-game audition with the Phillies just two weeks ago, will join the club on its upcoming trip to Toronto.

The Philadelphia Phillies are restructuring their bullpen, removing Taijuan Walker from the rotation and recalling right-handed reliever Seth Johnson before their series finale against the Milwaukee Brewers.

Mick Abel allows only one run on three hits with zero walks and strikes out two batters over 5 1/3 innings in his second Major League start