Another thrilling weekend of MLB action has unfolded, showcasing the continuous excitement of the season. Aaron Judge's power is undeniable, with his batting prowess on full display, while Fernando Tatis Jr. is making a strong case for MVP if he can maintain his health. Unexpected performances have emerged, notably Wilyer Abreu's impressive .522 batting average, stirring debates on his potential.

As teams gear up for Monday’s slate of seven games starting at 7:10 p.m. ET, lineup decisions become paramount. Pitchers like Logan Gilbert and Kodai Senga are prime options given their early-season performance metrics. Gilbert, with a stellar home ERA and high strikeout rate, is positioned to succeed against a struggling Houston lineup. Meanwhile, Senga's prior outing against Miami was promising, suggesting he could capitalize on a weaker offense.

Among hitters, Bobby Witt Jr. is heating up with a .297 average and three stolen bases, while Pete Alonso's continued dominance in New York bolsters his DFS appeal. With Sandy Alcantara's absence, Alonso's potential for high returns increases, particularly against a bullpen game from the Marlins. Similarly, Wyatt Langford is proving to be a bargain, showcasing his power against left-handed pitchers, making him a valuable asset for budget-conscious players.