Giants call up Bryce Eldridge, the 6'7" lefty with 25 minor-league homers, for a late-season cup of coffee as Dominic Smith recovers from injury. Expect sporadic at-bats but big power upside in short bursts, likely in Arizona against tricky lefty matchups. If Eldridge seizes the opportunity, he could inject a wild-card spark into Fantasy rosters over the final 13 games and perhaps reshape 2026 outlooks, even as defense remains a work in progress.

Week 25 two-start pitchers (Sept 15–21) reshape playoff rosters. The piece flags 35 arms with two-starts, highlighting top over-50% rostered bets and strong under-50% streamers. Connelly Early stands out for BOS with two favorable matchups, while several riskier streams like Jack Leiter and Kyle Bradish offer upside if the offenses cooperate. The guide also flags ceiling rays from Gausman, Rodón, Gallen, Strider, and Skenes, balancing park factors, opponent quality, and current form for strategic starts.

Sunday MLB DFS 9/14/25 preview: a nine-game slate with clear weather and balanced upside. Nolan McLean anchors the Mets while Aaron Nola draws a Royals backdrop. Midpriced bats Brice Turang, Mark Vientos, Gabriel Moreno and Yordan Alvarez headline value targets, with Riley Greene and Otto Kemp adding gravity. Stacks to attack: Detroit vs Mazur, Arizona vs Ober, Milwaukee vs Mikolas. Injury updates and lineup changes loom; plan: pay up for one ace, mix in premium value, and target three value stacks.

Week 25 FAAB guide highlights Gabriel Moreno and Jose Caballero as versatile, hot-hitting targets, Chase Meidroth for a steady AVG floor, Parker Meadows and Brandon Marsh for sprint-speed and pop, with Yu Darvish anchoring the pitching side and bullpen arms like Stephen Kolek and Tyler Kinley offering speculative upside. Prioritize multi-position eligibility, speed, and high-leverage relief, while balancing rest-of-season ceilings with safe floors to close out the fantasy year.

Twins eliminated from the postseason after a 5-2, 10-inning loss to Arizona. Cole Sands coughed up the decisive three-run frame with two outs in the 10th after an intentional walk of Corbin Carroll backfired, ending Minnesota’s playoff chances. The offense stranded 11 runners and hit poorly with bases loaded, highlighting systemic issues as the club heads into an offseason rebuild. Joe Ryan battled illness while a young Twins bullpen trio and Arizona’s timely hitting finished the job.