Power Hitting Prospects
Josh Baez, a 27‑year‑old outfielder with the St. Louis Cardinals, has already posted 24 home runs and 61 RBIs this season, numbers that suggest a breakout is imminent. His combination of raw power and a disciplined approach at the plate makes him a prime candidate for a promotion that could catapult his fantasy value.
Lars Nootbaar, though often overlooked in deeper leagues, continues to deliver a steady stream of extra‑base hits and RBIs. His track record of consistency has kept him on the radar of astute roster builders who recognize the upside of a player who can contribute across the board.
Speed on the Bases
Samad Taylor brings a different kind of threat: elite speed. Over the past three minor‑league seasons he has stolen at least 43 bases, a pace that could translate into a high‑impact role once he earns a spot in the majors. For fantasy leagues that reward stolen bases, his presence on a roster could be a game‑changer.
Infield Opportunities
Cooper Pratt is poised to claim the Milwaukee Brewers' starting shortstop position. With other shortstops underperforming, Pratt’s defensive reliability and emerging bat could secure him everyday at‑bats, making him a sleeper pick for those who monitor roster moves closely.
Veteran Return
Tommy Edman’s return from injury adds a seasoned bat back to the Los Angeles Dodgers’ already potent lineup. Health‑wise he looks fully recovered, and his experience could provide the depth the Dodgers need as they push for a playoff berth. His presence also signals a potential uptick in production for the team’s middle order.