Capitalizing on 'tilting season' in fantasy baseball means it's time to buy low on players like Mookie Betts and Yordan Alvarez. Betts is currently underperforming, but his past success suggests he's a prime target for a savvy trade. Meanwhile, Alvarez's advanced stats indicate a potential breakout is imminent, making him a worthwhile acquisition. On the flip side, Tyler Mahle's unsustainable performance and the potential for regression makes him a sell-high candidate. Steven Kwan and Brendan Donovan also warrant consideration for trade leverage.

Fantasy Baseball often requires adapting to unexpected player performances. This episode highlights key bounce-back candidates for the 2025 season, emphasizing names like Walker Buehler and Nolan Jones, who could provide significant value in drafts. Buehler's strong spring performance has raised hopes for a return to form as he recovers from injury. Meanwhile, Nolan Jones, with a healthy spring, is positioned to capitalize on power potential, especially playing in Coors Field.

In addition, the hosts discuss the potential resurgence of Ozzie Albies and Austin Riley, both of whom faced injury setbacks last year. With a solid supporting cast around them, their return to form seems likely. The episode wraps up with insights on Tristan McKenzie and Jesús Luzardo, who are also seen as players to watch in the upcoming drafts.

The latest episode of Dodger Heads presents key updates for the Los Angeles Dodgers as they navigate the offseason, focusing on recent roster movements and upcoming events. The Dodgers designated Ryan Brasier for assignment, surprising many, as he had performed well during his time with the team. With Kirby Yates officially signed, the organization appears to be clearing space and making strategic decisions for the upcoming season. While discussions around Chris Taylor's role continue, fans are eager for clarity on player contributions at Dodger Fest, with notable new signings like Michael Conforto drawing attention. The team also faces questions regarding its defensive lineup, particularly after losing Gavin Lux. Anticipation builds as the Dodgers prepare for spring training.