Outlook Tommy Edman
Tommy Edman's red-hot bat fuels the division-leading Dodgers heading into a favorable six-game slate
Edman has caught fire over the last two weeks, hitting .314 with two home runs, two steals, and 12 runs scored across his last 12 games, highlighted by a dramatic go-ahead homer this past weekend. He is locked in as the everyday second baseman for an NL West-leading Dodgers club riding a four-game win streak at 86-57. With injuries testing the roster's depth, his versatile glove and sharp contact guarantee everyday opportunities near the heart of the order.
While his blistering .407 clip over the past seven days will inevitably taper off, Edman's .277 batting average through 66 games comfortably outperforms our conservative preseason projection of .239. He has already tallied six home runs and six steals this season, showcasing the balanced skill set that made him a consistent contributor throughout his career. Even with mild regression looming, his high-contact profile in a loaded lineup keeps his floor unusually elevated.
The Dodgers line up for six games this week, featuring three at home against Cincinnati before a three-game weekend trip to Miami. After opening against tough righty Chase Burns (2.83 ERA), Edman gets prime matchups against vulnerable Reds arms Nick Lodolo (5.08 ERA) and Rhett Lowder (5.54 ERA) before facing a beatable Marlins rotation. Given his sizzling form and enticing matchups, he belongs in active fantasy lineups everywhere. Start.
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Outlook Tristan Peters
Tristan Peters continues torrid breakout stretch atop the AL Central
Peters continues an electric rookie campaign, slashing .395/.458/.767 with three home runs over his last 14 days. Fresh off winning AL Rookie of the Month honors, he is locked in as the everyday center fielder for a first-place White Sox club (75-68) riding high atop the AL Central. With Tommy Pham sidelined by a calf injury, Peters' lineup role remains completely indispensable.
While his current torrid stretch will naturally face regression toward his .285 season average, his plate discipline and gap power are entirely legitimate. Peters has compiled 12 home runs and eight steals over 138 games, proving his second-half breakout is no fluke. Even as his batting average stabilizes, our data views his everyday playing time as a reliable counting-stat foundation.
Chicago lines up for six games this week, opening with a three-game home set against Pittsburgh before traveling to St. Louis. Peters draws favorable matchups against hittable arms like Bubba Chandler (4.44 ERA) and Matthew Liberatore (5.66 ERA). Keep riding the scorching hot hand in all formats. Start.
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