Welcome to the Fantasy Baseball Steals Report, your weekly guide to finding speed on the basepaths. Every Wednesday, we break down the latest stolen base trends to help you gain an edge in your fantasy league. Remember, swiping a bag isn't just about the runner—it's also about the pitcher and catcher they're up against. Knowing which teams and hurlers are most vulnerable can turn a good week into a great one.

First, let's set the stage with the season's stolen base leaderboard, but the real story is in the moves happening around the league. The Yankees have made a key decision: despite Anthony Volpe finishing his rehab stint, they're sticking with José Caballero at shortstop. Volpe is headed back to Triple-A, meaning Caballero will continue to be a steals machine for New York. Expect his stolen base totals to keep climbing as he holds down the position.

Elsewhere, some players are finding value through speed alone. Jakob Marsee and Fernando Tatis Jr. have been struggling at the plate, but their stolen bases are keeping their fantasy stock afloat. Remember Esteury Ruiz? He's back with the Marlins and already swiping bags in a part-time role—a classic late-season speed pickup.

Rookie Travis Bazzana is making an early statement with his aggressive baserunning. With a likely low batting average and limited power, speed is his ticket to fantasy relevance. If he maintains a high on-base percentage, those stolen bases should keep coming. On the flip side, Ronald Acuña Jr. is now on the injured list with a hamstring strain after pushing his speed limits despite early inefficiency. When he returns, don't be surprised if the Braves ask him to dial back the aggression—it's just not worth the risk at this point.

Finally, keep an eye on Sam Antonacci of the White Sox. After stealing 48 bases in the minors last season and posting a .386 OBP through his first 19 major league games, he's recently been inserted as the leadoff hitter. The steals should start flowing soon for this exciting young player.

Now, let's dive into the most important stolen base trends you need to know for the week ahead.