In the realm of fantasy baseball, Minnesota Twins outfielder Byron Buxton continues to be a tantalizing option despite his injury history. After a promising season last year, where he hit .279 with 18 home runs in 388 at-bats, Buxton is positioned to take the leap into a 20-HR, 20-SB campaign if he can stay healthy, a task made more plausible by his recent adjustments to maintain durability. With a current batting average above his career mark and consistent contributions both offensively and defensively, he's a player to watch.

Meanwhile, Texas Rangers pitcher Jacob deGrom is showing signs of a return to form, making 12 starts with a solid ERA of 2.34. His ability to maintain this performance over a full season could be invaluable, especially for those in need of reliable pitching. Lastly, keep an eye on Colorado Rockies hitters like Brenton Doyle and others as they look to reverse their disappointing starts. With historical trends suggesting they cannot continue to underperform, there's potential for significant fantasy value as the season progresses.