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 next Cubs closer, particularly following Ryan Pressly's poor performance.

In the outfield, T.J. Friedl of the Reds is surprisingly lowly owned at 43% despite his strong power-speed combo, while Gavin Sheets could thrive in the hitter-friendly environment of Coors Field. Lastly, Victor Scott II continues to impress with his speed and consistency, making him a must-add if available.