It's a favorable week to use a few Angels against a couple weaker pitching clubs.
Weaker opponents over the next two weeks make players like the Minnesota Twins' Matt Wallner viable streaming options during points league playoff periods.
This week's leaderboard takes a look at hitters who have improved their maximum exit velocity the most, including Cubs outfielder Pete Crow-Armstrong.
This week's list of top prospects to stash includes Jordan Lawlar, who's swinging a hot bat at Triple-A and has few obstacles in front of him in Arizona.
Use a few Mets bats with the club hosting all seven games.
Prospects keep getting the call, with more still to come in the next few weeks. Find out which young players to add to your team here.
Focus on a few Brewers and Cubs hitters as both teams are scheduled for eight games.
The latest lineup trends in the Junior Circuit have seen Luke Keaschall tear it up at the plate and inch his way higher in the batting order as a key piece of the Minnesota Twins' rebuild.
The Tigers could get back on track offensively as they're projected to go up against seven righties.
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.
With the All-Star break on the way, stashing rehabbing pitchers like the New York Yankees' Luis Gil can pay big dividends over the final months of the season.
Target some Red Sox hitters this coming week based on a full slate of home matchups, including three against the Rockies.
MLB DFS tips for July 3: Bet on Mariners' Woo and Royals' Lugo, consider Lindor and Trout for top targets, and explore Yankees and Dodgers stacks for success!
Stay up to date on all the latest changes in AL lineups and playing time, including Ben Rice starting to pick up more playing time behind the plate.
With the Yankees set to face seven righties, one of their recently returning sluggers may be left out more than usual.