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.

Max Meyer has emerged as a standout performer for the Miami Marlins, showcasing dominance with a career-high 14 strikeouts in just six innings against the Cincinnati Reds. His impressive pitching is highlighted by a staggering 76% whiff rate on his slider, which has been a key weapon this season. Despite his talent, concerns linger regarding his innings limit and the Marlins' lack of offensive support, raising questions about his long-term viability in fantasy leagues.

Hunter Brown of the Houston Astros continues to impress, boasting five consecutive quality starts and a significant drop in his walk rate. His improved control and a high ground ball rate position him as a potential SP1 for fantasy managers. While he has yet to achieve a consistent strikeout rate, the changes in his pitch usage and velocity upgrades signal a positive trajectory for his performance this season.

Fantasy baseball enthusiasts are always on the lookout for prospects and potential breakout players to enhance their rosters. This episode highlights crucial players to stash on your injury list and some exciting prospects to keep an eye on. Key injured players discussed include Ivan Herrera of the St. Louis Cardinals, whose impressive early season was cut short by a knee injury, and Spencer Arrighetti of the Houston Astros, who showed promise before his own injury setback. Both are expected to return soon and could be valuable contributors down the stretch.

Prospects also take center stage, with names like Roman Anthony, the top prospect in baseball, and Hyo Ng Kim, making waves in the minors. The discussion emphasizes the importance of being proactive with your fantasy team and highlights the potential upside of these players as they regain their form or step into the limelight. The predictions surrounding these players reflect the dynamic nature of fantasy baseball, making it essential for managers to stay informed and prepared.

This episode highlights key fantasy baseball adds as the season gains momentum. Jackson Jobe of the Detroit Tigers emerges as a must-add player, showcasing a clean 3.00 ERA with 9 strikeouts in 15 innings, despite some issues with walks. Andrew Abbott returns from injury, displaying potential strikeout prowess but is more suited for deeper leagues. Emilio Pagan has impressed as a closer for the Cincinnati Reds, while former Reds pitcher Tyler Mahle also garners attention for his strong start with the Texas Rangers. Trevor Story of the Boston Red Sox is turning back the clock with a solid batting average, contributing both speed and power. Cam Smith, a promising Astros prospect, is gaining traction, while Josh Smith is proving valuable for the Texas Rangers. Lastly, Michael Bush of the Cubs is a sneaky option following a strong performance against his former team.