Harry Ford delivered his first MLB moment as a pinch-hit walk-off sacrifice fly in the 12th, capping Seattle’s 7-6 win over the Angels. Ford entered as an emergency catcher and hit the game-winner on the first pitch he saw, driving in the baserunner from third after a bases-loaded situation with no outs. The victory gives Seattle a six-game win streak and keeps them tied with Houston atop the AL West.

Key late shifts featured Mike Trout’s fifth-inning homer, J.P. Crawford’s tying hit in the 11th, and Polanco’s go-ahead run-responder before Ford’s heroics. The upcoming three-game set in Houston on Sept. 19–21 looms large in the division race, adding extra urgency for fantasy managers tracking Mariners’ depth and Ford’s role as a potential piece off the bench or in spot duty.

Daylen Lile tied the Nationals’ rookie triples record with his ninth three-bagger in 75 games, riding a scorching September to a 10-game hit streak and a .424/.457/.879 run over eight contests. Washington’s four-game win streak ended, yet the rookie’s surge shines as a late-season fantasy spark, combining speed with growing power and a belt-high contact profile.

Harper’s franchise mark and Wood’s age-22 breakout add a vivid thread to the narrative: Lile looks like a budding multi-category contributor, while Acuña Jr. and Trout sit as rare historical benchmarks for players under 23. Washington’s future gets a lift from Lile and Wood, even as the club trails in the standings.

Despite the loss, Washington sits 25 games under .500 and 15.5 games back in the Wild Card, but the Lile-Harper lineage and Wood’s trajectory offer fantasy managers a glimmer of upside in a rebuilding window.

Jamie's Monday MLB DFS guide for DraftKings and FanDuel targets an eight-game slate with a Dodgers-centric approach led by Shohei Ohtani at the top of the order and Freddie Freeman providing affordable power. Tyler Glasnow is highlighted as the ceiling option against a Rockies squad that’s struggled on the road, while Garrett Crochet and Bryan Woo split the high-roster spend decisions with Crochet holding the edge in strikeout upside.

Value plays abound with Wyatt Langford and Mike Trout at the forefront, plus Byron Buxton and Pete Crow-Armstrong offering salary relief without sacrificing upside. The piece also leans into three core stacks: Dodgers vs Chase Dollander, Cubs vs Bryce Elder, and Twins vs Caden Dana, while noting Coors-free slate clarity and lineup shifts as pivotal for optimal DK/FD rosters.