Cody Bellinger didn't return value in 2018, but his price has dropped a bit, and the power/speed combo remains enticing. Plus, David Peralta, Eric Hosmer, Madison Bumgarner, and Joe Musgrove.

Derek Holland gets two starts this week, and looks like a good bet to finish the season on a high note.

Andrew Suarez is available in a lot of shallow leagues, and looks like a good bet to provide strikeouts and perhaps a win or two this week.

Chris Archer's results are lagging behind his skills once again, and his skills aren't quite up to their usual level. Is it time to stop holding out hope that he can be an ace? Plus, Alex Wood, Brian Dozier, Scott Schebler, and David Dahl.

Mike Minor has been on a roll lately, and the matchups suggest he'll carry his success over throughout this week.

Clayton Kershaw has been on a roll lately, but continues to have back issues, and his strikeouts are way down in 2018. Plus, Wei-Yin Chen, Freddie Freeman, Scott Kingery, and Josh Bell.

Jakob Junis appears to be back on track, and looks like a pretty strong play for his two-step this week.

Jacob deGrom was part of the so-called second tier of starting pitchers this past spring, but he's been as good as anyone in 2018, and will be in the top tier heading into 2019 drafts. Plus, Ivan Nova, Justin Turner, Wilmer Difo, and Nick Hundley.

Sam Gaviglio has been getting some strikeouts lately, and is lined up for two attractive matchups this week.

Trea Turner isn't running as often as he did a season ago, but still leads the majors in stolen bases. Plus, Steven Souza, Austin Hedges, Zack Godley, and Nick Pivetta.

Gerrit Cole headlines the list of two-start hurlers for the coming week.