The first half of the MLB season has showcased impressive breakout performances, particularly among players with pre-season ADPs outside the top 100. Hunter Goodman of the Colorado Rockies has emerged as a notable catcher with a strong offensive showing, boasting a .287 average and 14 home runs. Meanwhile, Jonathan Aranda of the Tampa Bay Rays has surprised many with his .330 average and ability to hit left-handed pitching effectively. Brandon Lowe has returned to form, ranking among the best second basemen with 17 home runs. Eugenio Suarez has continued his power surge with 25 homers for the Arizona Diamondbacks, and Jeremy Peña of the Houston Astros has proven to be a valuable shortstop with a potent combination of speed and power. Each player’s current production raises questions about sustainability, making them key figures in fantasy baseball discussions as the season progresses.