June 28-30 Fantasy Baseball Takeaways: Best Hitting Performances | Aaron Judge, Yainer Diaz, Vinnie Pasquantino, Jackson Merrill, Vladimir Guerrero Jr. and More

The 15th week of the fantasy baseball season is here, but before we turn our attention to the upcoming week, we need to review the top performers from the weekend (June 28-30).

Let’s first go over the top hitters from the weekend. We’ll cover the top pitchers in another story, so check back for that.

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Top Hitters

New York Yankees’ Aaron Judge, Houston Astros’ Yainer Diaz, Kansas City Royals’ Vinnie Pasquantino and San Diego Padres’ Jackson Merrill all had seven hits over the weekend.

Judge had six singles and a home run. He drove in five runs, scored four times, walked once and struck out on three occasions.

Diaz had six singles and a double this weekend. He drove in a run, scored twice and struck out two times.

Pasquantino had five singles and two home runs over the past three days. He drove in five runs, scored four times, walked once and struck out twice.

Merrill had three singles, two doubles and two homers this weekend. He drove in five, scored three runs and struck out once.

Philadelphia Phillies’ Nick Castellanos, Toronto Blue Jays’ Isiah Kiner-Falefa and Vladimir Guerrero Jr., Yankees’ Gleyber Torres, Padres’ Luis Arraez and Texas Rangers’ Wyatt Langford all had six hits.

Castellanos delivered five singles and a double this weekend. He drove in three runs, stole two bases and struck out four times.

Kiner-Falefa had four singles, a double and a homer. He drove in two runs, scored five times and was not a strikeout victim.

Guerrero had three singles, one double and two home runs over the weekend. He drove in eight runs, scored twice, was hit by a pitch and struck out just once.

Torres hit four singles, a double and a homer for the Yankees. He drove in three, scored three runs, had a sacrifice fly and struck out twice.

Arraez finished with five singles and a double, but failed to drive in a run. He scored three runs and walked and struck out once.

Langford had three singles and one double, triple and home run this weekend. He drove in four runs, scored three times, walked twice and struck out only one time.

San Francisco Giants’ Matt Chapman drove in six runs on five hits this weekend. He had two singles, one double and two homers. Chapman also scored three runs, stole a base, walked twice, had a sacrifice fly and struck out three times.

Royals’ Salvador Perez, Padres’ Manny Machado and Milwaukee Brewers’ Brice Turang all drove in five runs.

Perez hit two home runs and a single over the weekend. He also walked once, scored twice and struck out four times.

Machado had two homers and three singles this weekend. He scored three runs and struck out twice.

Turang hit four singles and a home run for his five weekend hits. He stole a base, scored once and struck out four times.

Astros’ Jake Meyers and Chicago White Sox’s Andrew Vaughn both scored five runs this weekend.

Meyers had four hits - two singles, a double and a home run. He drove in three runs, was hit by two pitches, walked once and struck out five times.

Vaughn had five hits - three singles, a double and a home run. He drove in four runs, walked twice, was plunked by two pitches, had a sacrifice fly and was not a strikeout victim.

Astros’ Yordan Alvarez had five hits and four walks this weekend. He delivered three singles and two doubles, but failed to drive in a run. He scored four times, stole a base and struck out just once.

Cincinnati Reds’ Stuart Fairchild had three stolen bases this weekend. He got on base with four hits - three singles and a double. Fairchild drove in two runs, scored once and struck out twice.

Washington Nationals’ CJ Abrams had three hits, three walks and was hit by two pitches to reach base eight times over the weekend. He had a single, double and homer for his hits, drove in two runs and scored twice. Abrams also stole a base and struck out just once.

Blue Jays’ George Springer had four hits, two walks and was plunked by one pitch to reach seven times. He had two singles and doubles, drove in two runs, scored once and struck out twice.