It's been a great year for catchers this season, but what does that mean for how we should approach the position in next years' drafts?
With September roster expansion on the horizon, some teams in playoff races have elected to bring top prospects up a bit earlier, including impressive Boston Red Sox hurler Payton Tolle.
It's a favorable week to use a few Angels against a couple weaker pitching clubs.
Stay up to date with all the latest changes in AL lineups and playing time, including Chandler Simpson's move up to the leadoff spot.
Use a few Mets bats with the club hosting all seven games.
Focus on a few Brewers and Cubs hitters as both teams are scheduled for eight games.
The Tigers could get back on track offensively as they're projected to go up against seven righties.
With the trade deadline in the rearview mirror, Eugenio Suarez stands out as the player most likely to make a big impact in the American League in his return to the Seattle Mariners.
It's a good week to select some Miami hitters as they're one of two clubs playing eight games.
The Jays' offense should be boosted this week with seven games, including a Tuesday doubleheader - and four matchups overall - against a weak Baltimore pitching staff.
Arizona hitters should do well against a number of lefties.
Nine teams will be playing a full slate the next 10 days, including the Guardians with home series against the Athletics and Orioles.
Target some Red Sox hitters this coming week based on a full slate of home matchups, including three against the Rockies.
With the Yankees set to face seven righties, one of their recently returning sluggers may be left out more than usual.
There's a decent chance a few Cubs will be able to post solid hitting stats over the next week.
The Nationals may be subpar offensively, but they'll get a boost this week with four home games against the Rockies.
Check out this week's fantasy baseball hitter rankings and look for a few Atlanta hitters to do well against the Brewers and Rockies.
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