As June rolls in, it's prime time for fantasy baseball managers to evaluate their teams. In particular, those languishing in the standings should consider making impactful trades or pickups to spark a turnaround. Notably, several unluckiest hitters are primed for a breakout, including Juan Soto, who, despite a .233 average with the New York Mets, boasts impressive metrics like a .301 expected batting average, suggesting he could rebound. Similarly, Adley Rutschman has a .263 expected average yet is batting just .214, indicating an impending surge. Bryan Reynolds is another underappreciated player facing misfortune but performing well with a high hard-hit rate, while Salvador Perez's age seems to be catching up with him, despite solid underlying metrics. Fantasy owners should keep an eye on these players as potential buy-low candidates to enhance their rosters.