rosters as the 2025 season unfolds.

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Week of Hump Day brings a spotlight on rising MLB pitchers, with a focus on their performances and strategic adjustments. Tony Gonsolin of the Los Angeles Dodgers is on the rise, showcasing increased velocity on his fastball and a revamped slider that is yielding better strikeout rates. Gonsolin's adjustments in pitch usage indicate a strategic shift, making him a noteworthy candidate for fantasy leagues.

Rookie Cade Horton, making his MLB debut with the Chicago Cubs, impressed with a five-pitch arsenal that includes a fastball averaging 95 mph. While his initial outing had mixed results, the potential for adaptation against left-handed hitters could elevate his status in deeper leagues. Hunter Dobbins of the Boston Red Sox is another name to watch, with a notable velocity uptick and enhanced pitch mix that suggests promising performance moving forward.

Meanwhile, Sandy Alcantara faces challenges following Tommy John surgery, but observations indicate he’s regaining velocity. His new curveball could be pivotal if he fine-tunes his command. Overall, these pitchers present intriguing opportunities for fantasy investors as they navigate their evolving roles.

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The fantasy baseball landscape is ripe for adjustments as we approach the weekend, and several players are ripe for the picking. Clayton Kershaw, currently rostered at just 28%, is poised for a return to form after an impressive minor league stint, including a no-hit outing. He remains a key asset for a dominant Dodgers team. Cade Horton of the Chicago Cubs, at 16%, is another exciting option as he prepares for his MLB debut against the Mets; his strikeout potential makes him a valuable stash.

Andrew Abbott, with 33% rostered, has been electric, boasting an ERA of 2.25 and a high strikeout rate, positioning him well for his upcoming game against a weakened Astros lineup. Meanwhile, Porter Hodge, available in 84% of leagues, should be monitored closely as he appears to be the ne

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