Two weeks remain in the regular season and Bryce Eldridge is headed to the majors with the San Francisco Giants. The 20-year-old slugger, a 2023 first‑round pick, posted 25 homers in 100 games between Double‑A and Triple‑A and closed September with a .283 average and just 14 strikeouts in 12 games, showing growing power and improved contact. With Rafael Devers at 1B or DH and Dom Smith sidelined by a hamstring, San Francisco could plug Eldridge into a late‑season role to spark a playoff push.

Giants brass have long downplayed a debut in 2025, but the surge in the standings and a Mets collapse have created a window for a bold move. If Eldridge lands in the lineup, likely at DH or 1B, he could provide a short‑term fantasy jolt in a critical two‑week sprint.

Yankees head to Fenway aiming to snap an eight-of-10 skid in an AL East showdown, leaning on Aaron Judge’s monster-power at the Green Monster and a retooled outfield with Stanton and Bellinger. The bullpen must stabilize after trades and injuries, while Volpe and Caballero provide speed and on-base threat. Solving Bello and Crochet in Boston becomes the weekend’s blueprint for momentum and a pivotal wild-card push.