The LF/DH AB in SEA are still in play, but Dominic Canzone is beginning to stake his claim. We look at the Rangers and Astros issues down the stretch, and brief too-early takes on the 2024 A's and Angels.

We should project a significant shift in playing time at third base in both ARI and SF in 2024. Plus, the SD and LA pitching staffs will both have a lot of questions in 2024, and has a viable pitcher emerged in COL?

TOR's Davis Schneider and teammate Spencer Horwitz are two for whom September could open doors in 2024. Also: What Means' return means in BAL, Valdez's opportunity in BOS, third-base thoughts in NYY, and the shortstop succession plan in TAM.

We should see a lot of Jackson Chourio in MIL next season. Plus, the early first base outlooks in CIN and CHC; Jack Suwinski's future in PIT; and Dylan Carlson's future in STL.

The Mets have called up 22-year-old Ronny Mauricio, who has an intriguing power/speed combo and a plus glove.

Byron Buxton is on his way back and may be an option in center field for the Twins down the stretch. Plus, David Fry inching towards return and more from around the AL Central.

A potentially depleted pitching staff could create headaches for Mgr Phil Nevin, and opportunity for your fantasy club. We deep dive Michael Brantley's return to HOU, look at Julio Rodriguez' recent absence in SEA, and more ...

Brandon Crawford's long run in SF appears to be coming to a close, but the team has a clear successor. Plus, finding defensive homes for injured stars in LA and COL, Gary Sanchez's big-league future after a successful season with SD, and a pair of young pitchers seem to have finally emerged in ARI.

The NL Central is packed with young pitching prospects to watch across the final month of the season and into the offseason. Plus, the CHC outfield has been remarkably stable in 2023, but there is one big piece that could change in 2024.

Cabrera has made three starts in Triple-A since being demoted for command struggles.

Joe Ryan is scheduled to start for the Twins over the weekend, and Josh Naylor may not be far behind in Cleveland.