Neto’s injury concern during the Reds game adds a layer of risk to the Angels’ infield depth and fantasy outlook. Neto’s presence signals an exciting future, but health notes leave room for fluctuation in playing time and fantasy upside this week.

Neto stands out as a bright spot for the Angels with 21 HRs and a .354 wOBA, delivering reverse splits that set up well against Nick Martinez. Neto’s price point and upside pair with Trout and Ward for a dense Angels stack that leverages Martinez’s struggles against right-handed hitters.

Neto capped a standout Angels defensive moment by handling a Shohei Ohtani liner and completing a rare triple play, highlighting his improving range and situational awareness that fantasy managers monitor for defensive-category relevance and potential late-season upside.

Neto appeared as a potential tying run in the first and later contributed to Angels’ late rally with opportunities at the plate as a rookie second baseman, part of a lineup showing depth behind Trout.

Neto’s two-run double in the Angels’ big inning provided a timely jolt as Ohtani’s Dodgers left a slender margin. Neto’s emerging presence as a rookie playmaker adds a spark to Angels’ offense, offering fantasy potential in mid-year rosters as he gains more exposure to opportunities around Ohtani’s activation and the lineup.