Fantasy baseball players will be focused on jobs up for grabs in the NL East, and one player Erik Siegrist is zeroed in on is Phillies starter Andrew Painter.
This week's leaderboard takes a look at a handful of players whose strong gloves might give them more fantasy relevance than expected despite an unremarkable bat.
Some hitters on non-contending teams may get more playing opportunities during the final week of the regular season.
The Dodgers should be offensively motivated with seven games at home.
Take a chance on some Padres this week as they'll be hosting the Reds and Rockies.
It's a favorable week to use a few Angels against a couple weaker pitching clubs.
A couple Mets have been hitting well of late and are worth a pickup if available.
Use a few Mets bats with the club hosting all seven games.
Focus on a few Brewers and Cubs hitters as both teams are scheduled for eight games.
A prominent infield prospect is set to receive a regular role upon returning.
The Tigers could get back on track offensively as they're projected to go up against seven righties.
Stay up to date with all the latest changes in NL lineups and playing time, including a sudden loss of playing time for Marcell Ozuna.
Arizona hitters should do well against a number of lefties.
Nine teams will be playing a full slate the next 10 days, including the Guardians with home series against the Athletics and Orioles.
A couple prominent NL pitching prospects are worth stashing as they could soon make their way to the big leagues.
James Anderson analyzes the most noteworthy level assignments for the game's top prospects, including A's slugger Nick Kurtz, who got pushed to Triple-A Las Vegas.
Todd Zola explains how projected playing time and a skills-based approach helps him identify upside plays late in a draft, as well as leading him to put Aaron Judge at the top of his personal rankings.