As the second week of the fantasy baseball season wraps up, key player additions could significantly impact your roster moving into week three and beyond. A variety of pitchers and hitters are presented as viable options for fantasy owners looking to strengthen their lineups. Some notable names mentioned include Walker Buehler, who is showing signs of a resurgence after transferring to the Boston Red Sox, and Richard Fitts, who despite early struggles, might still hold potential for deeper leagues. Gavin Williams is highlighted as a rising star, with a breakout season anticipated.

Additionally, positional players like Heraldo Perdomo and Shawn Murphy are suggested based on their recent performances, including batting averages and on-base potential. The episode emphasizes the importance of keeping an eye on waiver wires and stashing potential breakout players before they become too valuable.

Frankie Montas has signed a two-year, $34 million contract with the New York Mets, which includes a player opt-out after one year. Montas, a right-handed pitcher, is looking to bounce back after a challenging 2023 season marred by injury. He was once a promising strikeout artist, notably finishing sixth in AL Cy Young voting in 2021. The Mets are hoping to replicate previous success seen with signings like Sean Manaea, who had a resurgence after joining the team. However, there are concerns about the overall depth of the starting rotation, as the Mets are reportedly not pursuing top-tier pitchers in the market.

Additionally, the Mets may be interested in reliever Mike Soka and pitcher Walker Buehler. Meanwhile, rumors are swirling about potential trades and signings that could reshape the team's future. The Mets are also reportedly considering a ceremony for David Wright's number retirement next season, which fans widely anticipate.