I'm focused on the current run-scoring landscape in fantasy baseball and how it impacts in-season management. Some interesting observations include homers and scoring being on par with last season in June, with fewer strikeouts and walks. Flyball distance is still restricted, benefiting flyball pitchers. Pitch distribution theories and results per pitch type suggest key insights. The current dead ball landscape favors flyball pitchers and low-walk, low-strikeout pitchers. Streamers like Zach Eflin and Zack Littell could see improved performance.