As we enter week 17, fantasy baseball managers must consider several players to bolster their teams. Ryan McMahon, now with the Yankees, presents an intriguing option despite a subpar season thus far. His power potential could thrive in Yankee Stadium's favorable hitting conditions, and he has already seen a rise in ownership. Meanwhile, Josh Young of the Texas Rangers has been heating up, capitalizing on his return from injury with consistent hitting and potential for significant RBI production if he secures a higher batting order spot. Tyler O'Neill is also on the radar after a hot streak with the Orioles, making him a solid pick for power-hungry managers. Additionally, Jack Leiter and Zebie Matthews emerge as promising pitching options, both showing flashes of potential in recent outings. Lastly, Michael Harris is gaining traction as a second-half performer, making him worthy of consideration for fantasy leagues as he looks to regain form.

As the MLB season approaches, fans and analysts are eagerly refining their knowledge of player movements during the offseason. The game of 'New Team Who Diss' tests the awareness of two participants on where notable players, such as Justin Turner and Blake Snell, have landed for the current season. Missteps abound, with players like Max Kepler and Tyler O'Neill switching clubs causing confusion. Key insights emerge as Corbin Burnes and other pitchers discuss their roles and preparations for the upcoming games, shedding light on team dynamics and roster strategies that could impact fantasy leagues.