Final week must-adds surge from under-owned hitters: Noel Janeski, 0% owned, looks set to pop with rising plate discipline and power. Carter Jensen, 4% owned, delivers contact plus counting stats. Blaine Crim, 5% owned, has a scorching week and 1.34 OPS signal. Miguel Vargas, 13% owned, shows a seven-day hot streak and growing power. Alec Burleson, 47% owned, is flashing a .500 week and strong multi-category upside. Col in Rea, Noah Cameron, Brandon Sproat also offer late-week opportunity.

The strategy centers on streaming and exploiting favorable matchups, watching barreling and hard-contact trends for regression, and grabbing a handful of low-owned contributors early to maximize counting stats while managing ERA/WHIP in crunch-time games.

Miguel Vargas' grand slam, though dramatic, couldn’t save the White Sox on a night of injuries and a late Yankee onslaught, as Chicago fell 10-4. Vargas exited with a wrist contusion after a Curtis Meade throw, and the Sox now face an unsettled lineup with Luis Robert Jr. out and Coulson Montgomery dealing with a recurrent left-side issue.

Fantasy eyes should watch who absorbs extra at-bats in September as the Sox shuffle depth. With the heart of the order thin, opportunistic outfield/DH players could spike in value. The show also weighs offseason moves and how depth players might push for run production while health timelines remain up in the air.

In all, the night compounds the health puzzle around Chicago’s stars and hints at how quickly fantasy value can swing with injuries and lineup churn.