Lenyn Sosa and Colson Montgomery homered as Chicago halted a six-game slide with a 6-4 win over Cleveland, a 11-hit showcase fueling fantasy relevance from the White Sox lineup. Sosa’s two-run shot in the first, his 14th, set the tone, with Montgomery adding a solo blast later in the same frame for his ninth. Mead and Teel drove in runs as Chicago leaned on its depth to manufacture offense.

Davis Martin worked five innings, allowing five hits and three earned runs, while Grant Taylor nailed down the save. Cleveland’s Slade Cecconi was tagged for five runs on eight hits, as Kyle Manzardo homered and David Fry chipped in a two-run double in support of the Guardians. The result snapped Chicago’s skid and kept the Sox atop a surge in homer production since the All-Star break, a key fantasy trend to monitor.

Chicago now heads to a home series against Detroit, with Chris Paddack expected to take the mound for the Tigers, while Cleveland visits Miami to face Janson Junk and the Marlins. The Sox’ league-leading 42 homers since the break continues to shape a fantasy-friendly lineup, underscoring the value of Chicago’s rising youngsters and the veteran pieces fueling the attack.

The Cleveland Guardians have snapped their 10-game losing streak with a 7-5 victory over the Houston Astros. Manager Stephen Vogt praised Brayan Rocchio's performance, highlighting his impactful two-run double that initiated a scoring surge and his excellent defensive plays. Additionally, David Fry's solo home run in the ninth provided crucial insurance runs, a much-needed confidence boost for him following recent struggles at the plate. Vogt emphasized the team's resilience, indicating they are still hopeful about their postseason chances as the All-Star break approaches.

As the MLB season progresses into Week 11, fantasy managers face a plethora of options on the waiver wire. Key players like Tyler Stephenson and Sal Frelick have emerged as must-adds due to their consistent performances and favorable matchups. Stephenson has been hitting well for the Cincinnati Reds while Frelick’s contributions in batting average and steals make him a valuable asset. Parker Meadows' impressive return for the Detroit Tigers also makes him a target as he looks to build on his leadoff role.

Other noteworthy choices include Chase Meidroth, who offers versatility across the infield positions, alongside Toronto's Ernie Clement and Minnesota’s Trevor Larnach, both providing a good balance of average and power. With younger talents like Christian Encarnacion-Strand now back from injury and making an immediate impact, fantasy owners would do well to assess their rosters and consider these potential streamers to bolster their lineups in the coming week.

The Cleveland Guardians have activated designated hitter David Fry from the 60-day injured list, adding him to the roster before Saturday's game against the Los Angeles Angels. Fry, who had been recovering from Tommy John surgery, is looking to contribute as he returns from a significant injury layoff. Last season, he made a notable impact by hitting .263 with 14 homers and 51 RBIs, and demonstrated his clutch gene by hitting a crucial two-run homer in the playoffs against the New York Yankees.

In contrast, outfielder Lane Thomas has been placed on the 10-day injured list due to plantar fasciitis, a move that could further hinder the Guardians' depth. Thomas has struggled this season, hitting just .119 with three RBIs in 17 games, following an earlier wrist injury that sidelined him for several matches. The Guardians have also designated right-hander Cody Bolton for assignment after a brief appearance this season.