5 must-stash fantasy baseball prospects feat. Junior Caminero

At this point of the fantasy baseball season, stashing prospects might be seem like a fruitless venture, however, the right rookie call-up at the right-time can pay dividends. For those fighting for a playoff berth, burning a roster spot for a young player may not be the best strategy. However, for those in comfortable position, holding on to a potential stud could be the difference at the end of the year.

Here's a look at 5 prospects worth stashing in fantasy baseball leagues

#1) Junior Caminero

A prospect that every manager has been waiting on this season is Junior Caminero. The Tampa Bay Rays top prospect Caminero has all the tools to help push any contender over the edge. What's the problem?

The Rays have yet to announce that the potential superstar will be promoted. With the departure of stars such as Isaac Paredes and Randy Arozarena, the Tampa lineup could use a spark.

"Junior Caminero just DESTROYED a baseball La Maxima's 12th homer of the year with the Bulls is an opposite-field 414 foot solo shot!" - @DurhamBulls

#2) Jasson Dominguez

If you're looking for outfield dingers, look no further than New York Yankees slugging prospect Jasson Dominguez. Nicknamed 'The Martian' Dominguez was sensational in a small window of action last season, crushing four home runs in only eight games.

However, a devastating injury ended his season early, while also keeping away from the club this year. Back after his Tommy John surgery, if he gets the call, he could be an absolute force for fantasy baseball managers who kept a space for him on the bench.

#3) Deyvison De Los Santos

Deyvison De Los Santos was one of the prizes of the trade deadline for the Miami Marlins who sent AJ Puk to the Arizona Diamondbacks to land him. A crusher at the plate, De Los Santos could make an immeadiate impact for the Marlins if called up before the end of the season.

With 81 career homers in 395 minor league games, Deyvison could provide fantasy baseball managers with some serious pop.

"Do we see Deyvison De Los Santos this week for the homestand? He looks ready for action" - @MiamiMarlins_UK

#4) Dylan Crews

The Washington Nationals are all but out of the playoff picture at this point of the year, which should give them the motivation to call-up some of their top young players.

Dylan Crews is one prospect who could soon get his first taste of the majors. Even though he has struggled a bit in the minors this year, the Nats will likely want to see how their prized outfielder looks like at the big league level.

#5) Jace Jung

Another slugging prospect who could make a fantasy baseball impact if called up is Jace Jung. The number 3 prospect of the Detroit Tigers, Jung has been able to rack up homers throughout his minor league career so far. Like his brother, Josh Jung of the Texas Rangers, Jace could become a fantasy baseball asset before the end of the year.