Washington is in an unfamiliar spot in the NL East standings and could soon give a Triple-A starter the opportunity to provide a spark.

You can't lose your job due to injury? Try telling that to Brandon Drury (3B, NYY), perhaps. Also: Davis' down in dumps in BAL, Pomeranz's poor performance in BOS, Robertson's rise in TAM, and Travis' travails in TOR.

With Colin Moran off to a solid start, Jung-ho Kang’s best path to playing time might prove to be SS. Plus, a look at the CHC and CIN bullpens, impact of Thames’ absence in MIL, and STL’s middle infield.

The Taijuan Walker injury opens the door for someone to step up in the ARI rotation, plus a look at the bullpen situation in SF, the middle infields in COL and SD, and a hot start from one of the LA catchers.

Adrian Beltre's DL stint is just the latest hit for the 8-17 Rangers, who now have to wrestle with offensive, defensive, and service time questions over the immediate future. OAK's sketchy rotation depth, HOU outfield options, and more...

The White Sox rotation has been a mess—is it time to speculate about a call-up for top prospect Michael Kopech? Also: the Royals have a decision to make regarding Clay Buchholz, a potential Yandy-Yonder match in Cleveland, and more.

Fantasy owners should be prepared for Washington manager Dave Martinez to soon address problems with Ryan Zimmerman and Michael A. Taylor.

The Yankees have welcomed top prospect Gleyber Torres into the fold, reportedly to take over at 2B. Who stands to lose PT? Also: back-of-the-rotation woes in BAL, Swihart stagnates in BOS, Chirinos anointed in TAM and Gurriel promoted in TAM.

With blown saves in MIL, the closer situation could remain muddled over the next month. Plus bullpens in PIT and STL, potential SP options in CHC and Nick Senzel’s possible timeline in CIN.

A recent hamstring injury delays the possibility, but Toles still figures to impact the Dodgers roster at some point in 2018. Plus a power bat waiting for an opportunity in SF, the new pecking order in the COL bullpen, and more.

One of nine LAA SPs used already, Nick Tropeano's return from TJS is a piece of good news for a volatile and uncertain rotation. The TEX middle infield, OAK's ongoing CF issues, and more.