Positional scarcity

Scarcity measures each position against its own replacement level, so the real cost of waiting is visible. Replacement level is position-aware — catcher sits lowest — which is why identical raw projections carry different value at different positions.

Reading the scarcity curve

Positional scarcity measures each position against its own replacement level: the value of the player you could reasonably find on waivers there. It shows how quickly value drops off as you move down each position.

Replacement level differs by position, and catcher usually sits lowest. That is why two players with the same raw projection can carry very different value: the one at a thin position is further above what you could replace them with.

Use the curve to decide when to fill a position in a draft or a trade. Where the curve falls off a cliff, waiting is expensive; where it stays flat, you can wait and take value elsewhere first.

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Players entering the MiLB system for the first time: the 2026 MLB Draft class and first-time international signees. Ranked by dynasty value: a measured expectation from draft slot or debut production, adjusted by the age curve. For established prospects, see the Prospect board.

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