10 names to add this weekend that can tilt fantasy baseball playoff outcomes, led by Brandon Fott and Parker Meadows. The guide leans into streaming mindset with a mix of ugly-at-first pitchers and power-hitting additions designed to push points and wins in the final stretch.

Key pitchers include Slade Cecconi, JT Ginn, and Michael Lorenzen, with matchup-based upside and risk management in play. On the hitting side, Tyler Stevenson, Ivan Herrera, Josh Bell, and Parker Meadows bring power and run production at catcher and corner spots, offering multi-category boosts even in shallow leagues.

Ownership, park factors, and start timing drive the plan as the host maps starts and forecasts, delivering a standalone weekend strategy that stands apart from the usual lineups.

Coulson Montgomery’s 452‑foot homer dominated the latest White Sox show, signaling a breakout moment that could redefine Chicago’s offense down the stretch. The rook’s power, sharpened by a torpedo bat, has ignited debates about ceiling and longevity as the Sox lean into youth with Colson Montgomery driving the middle of the order and Luis Robert Jr. offering veteran heft alongside Lenyn Sosa and Jonathan Cannon’s growing potential.

The post‑All‑Star run has Chicago tied for a league pace in homers after the break, with Montgomery a central spark in a lineup that’s suddenly more dynamic. The show ties in the historical texture of the franchise, the evolution of the pitching staff, and the strategic questions facing a team building for 2026 around a young core. Humor, fan polls, and sharp analysis blend as the hosts explore the implications for fantasy rosters, from Montgomery’s immediate value to the ripple effects on players like Moncada and Robert Jr., while also acknowledging the Guardians’ resilience in Cecconi’s innings and the broader market dynamics that could influence Chicago’s off‑season moves.