Outlook Jazz Chisholm Jr.
Jazz Chisholm Jr. heating up at the plate for the Yankees
Jazz Chisholm Jr. has been actively producing over the last 14 days, batting .231 with three home runs, eight runs batted in, and four stolen bases. The second-place Yankees currently sit at 61-47 while navigating a wave of injuries across the roster, including absences from Aaron Judge and Cody Bellinger. Chisholm remains an everyday fixture in the infield as the primary option at second base.
His recent stretch aligns closely with his overall baseline, proving that his power and speed output are entirely sustainable rather than a temporary fluke. Our season projection points toward a solid 20 home runs and 24 stolen bases by year's end, highlighting his dependable status as a multi-category fantasy contributor.
The Yankees face a busy seven-game road trip this week, starting with matchups against the White Sox before moving on to play the Cubs. Chisholm will see opposing starters like Sean Burke and Shota Imanaga, providing a balanced mix of favorable opportunities and stiffer challenges. With his consistent presence on the basepaths and active bat, keep him active in all formats. Start.
Updated 3 days ago
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Outlook Ryan Jeffers
Ryan Jeffers heating up at the plate upon return to everyday catching duties
Jeffers has shown stellar form over the last 14 days, slashing .300/.364/.500 with two home runs and seven runs batted in. The Minnesota Twins currently sit third in the AL Central with a 54-55 record, and they desperately need his bat in the middle of the order. Having returned from a wrist injury that sidelined him for weeks, Jeffers has quickly reclaimed his primary role as the everyday catcher ahead of Victor Caratini, despite recent trade rumors linking him to the Yankees.
His recent hot streak is backed by an impressive .281 batting average and a .907 on-base plus slugging percentage across 47 games this year, nicely outpacing his baseline season projections. While missing a significant chunk of time earlier in the year due to surgery on his left hamate bone introduces some risk regarding durability, his current production indicates his power stroke is fully intact and far from a fluke.
The Twins face a busy six-game slate this week, starting with a remaining matchup against the Royals and Noah Cameron, who holds a 4.93 ERA and a 1.42 WHIP. They then travel to Seattle for a three-game series where Jeffers will face tough pitching from Bryce Miller, Logan Gilbert, and George Kirby. With six games on the docket and strong recent momentum behind him, he remains a strong option for fantasy managers this week. Start.
Updated 3 days ago
