Outlook Zach Neto
Zach Neto looking to snap out of a minor cold spell heading into the weekend
Over the last 14 days, Neto has collected 10 hits across 47 at-bats for a .213 batting average with two stolen bases and six runs scored. The Angels are currently 42-67 and sit in fifth place in the AL West, though Neto remains firmly locked in as the everyday shortstop atop the lineup. Despite recently being removed from a blowout as a precaution, he is fully healthy and ready to anchor the middle infield.
Neto's recent quiet stretch has cooled his overall batting average down to .232 for the year with 19 home runs and 14 steals, tracking reasonably close to our season projection. While his recent power numbers have dipped slightly, his underlying profile supports his baseline output and suggests a rebound is on the horizon rather than a prolonged slump.
The Angels have six home games scheduled for the week, featuring a tough three-game series against the Astros followed by a weekend set against the Brewers. Neto will need to navigate difficult matchups against pitchers like Jacob Misiorowski, who boasts an elite 1.58 ERA and 0.75 WHIP, though he'll also get cracks at Robert Gasser and his 4.71 ERA. Given his volume of playing time and core lineup spot, he remains a viable option. Start.
Updated 3 days ago
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Outlook Jasson Dominguez
Jasson Dominguez provides solid outfield production as Yankees chase AL East lead
Dominguez has posted a .229 batting average with eight runs, one home run, and three RBIs over his last 14 games, anchoring the outfield for a second-place Yankees club sitting at 61-47. Despite a recent flurry of team injuries to key bats like Aaron Judge and Cody Bellinger, Dominguez continues to lock down regular outfield and designated hitter duties in the active lineup.
His recent numbers align closely with our broader season projection of a .238 average and modest power output, indicating that his current production reflects a stable baseline rather than an extreme hot or cold streak. While his batting average carries some inherent risk, his speed and multi-category contributions make him a valuable depth piece for fantasy rosters.
The Yankees face a busy seven-game stretch this week, opening with matchups against the White Sox before traveling to face the Cubs. Dominguez will square off against opposing arms like Sean Burke and Shota Imanaga, presenting a balanced mix of favorable and challenging plate appearances. With consistent playing time guaranteed given the depleted New York roster, he remains a strong option to deploy. Start.
Updated 3 days ago
