Many believe that Trey Mancini may be in his final days (or hours) in an Orioles uniform, while J.D. Martinez is another player who could be on the move. Meanwhile additions in NYY, TAM and TOR could alter the playing time pictures for the three playoff contenders.
The surging Mariners are back in playoff contention, the Astros remain the division's dominant team, and both could use help in advance of the post-season. We cover their trading outlooks along with the rest of the AL West ...
Alec Bohm has done his best to re-ingratiate himself to Phillies fans and fantasy managers alike, but can he remain a mainstay at 3B? Plus: lefties in the ATL bullpen, 2B depth in MIA, free Josh Palacios in WAS, SP depth in NYM, more.
Willson Contreras appears to be a near lock to be traded by CHC, and P.J. Higgins is a name to watch. Plus, an opening for Keston Hiura in MIL; is a closer finally emerging in CIN?; STL has several holes to fill at the trade deadline; and, younger players losing out on playing time in PIT.
Seth Beer is heating up at Triple-A Reno and could be on his way back to ARI soon. Plus, finding opportunity for a couple young arms in LA; Taylor Rogers' troubles in SD; Ryan McMahon's PT in COL should be safe; and, an update on Willie Calhoun in SF.
Conditions are ripe for Kutter Crawford to emerge as a second-half hero for the Red Sox and fantasy managers alike. Other candidates for such a distinction include Félix Bautista, Domingo Germán, Jason Adam and Matt Chapman.
Nick Gordon's batted ball profile has become much more intriguing, and he headlines our list of AL Central players who could step up and provide some sneaky value in the second half.
Jonathan Hernández was a rapidly developing bullpen arm prior to Tommy John surgery several Aprils ago. His return to and opportunity with TEX tops our AL West list of second-half sleeper opportunities
Many believe that Trey Mancini may be in his final days (or hours) in an Orioles uniform, while J.D. Martinez is another player who could be on the move. Meanwhile additions in NYY, TAM and TOR could alter the playing time pictures for the three playoff contenders.
The surging Mariners are back in playoff contention, the Astros remain the division's dominant team, and both could use help in advance of the post-season. We cover their trading outlooks along with the rest of the AL West ...
Alec Bohm has done his best to re-ingratiate himself to Phillies fans and fantasy managers alike, but can he remain a mainstay at 3B? Plus: lefties in the ATL bullpen, 2B depth in MIA, free Josh Palacios in WAS, SP depth in NYM, more.
Willson Contreras appears to be a near lock to be traded by CHC, and P.J. Higgins is a name to watch. Plus, an opening for Keston Hiura in MIL; is a closer finally emerging in CIN?; STL has several holes to fill at the trade deadline; and, younger players losing out on playing time in PIT.
Seth Beer is heating up at Triple-A Reno and could be on his way back to ARI soon. Plus, finding opportunity for a couple young arms in LA; Taylor Rogers' troubles in SD; Ryan McMahon's PT in COL should be safe; and, an update on Willie Calhoun in SF.
Conditions are ripe for Kutter Crawford to emerge as a second-half hero for the Red Sox and fantasy managers alike. Other candidates for such a distinction include Félix Bautista, Domingo Germán, Jason Adam and Matt Chapman.
Nick Gordon's batted ball profile has become much more intriguing, and he headlines our list of AL Central players who could step up and provide some sneaky value in the second half.
Jonathan Hernández was a rapidly developing bullpen arm prior to Tommy John surgery several Aprils ago. His return to and opportunity with TEX tops our AL West list of second-half sleeper opportunities