Tigers RHP Jordan Zimmermann is suddenly showing the form reminiscent of his all-star years with the Nationals, making him one of this week's hottest stocks. Is it time to buy back in?

Cold beer on a Friday night... The market was liking its pitcher Fried this week, as well. Should you join the feast, or wait for the next course? We take a look at the current market movers.

It was only a matter of time before Cleveland's strike-throwing phenom elicited this predictable headline. Who else is spiking the market thermometer?

Yankees starting pitcher Domingo German has seen his ownership rocket higher after posting a pair of high-strikeout wins during the past week. Who else is moving in the market?

Max Muncy, who had a .195 career batting average in 215 major league at bats coming into this season, has been a revelation for the Dodgers, as well as fantasy owners, who are increasingly taking notice. Who else is moving the market?

Clay Buchholz was a hot pickup in the market this past week, but issues beneath the surface make this a questionable buy. We look at these and other players moving in the market.

Seizing an opening in the injury-riddled Dodgers rotation, erstwhile swing-man Ross Stripling reeled off three straight dominant starts, prompting a buying frenzy across fantasy leagues. Who else is moving in the market?

After rocketing through the minors, the Nationals' Juan Soto suddenly splashed into the majors last weekend, sending fantasy owners racing to add him in virtually all formats. Who else is moving in the market?

Milwaukee's Freddy Peralta is this week's fast mover after he burst on the scene with a 13-strikeout debut in Coors Field. Who else is moving in the market?

Back-to-back scoreless outings by Twins rookie Fernando Romero to start his career has evoked memories of another Fernando who once took the baseball world by storm and has fantasy owners rushing to grab him. Should you join the crowd?

Nine-year minor leaguer Nick Kingham stunned the baseball world by flirting with perfection in his big league debut. The masterful outing sent fantasy owners into a buying frenzy in hopes of landing the next Big Thing. Should you join the rush or stand aside?