Yankees dropped three of four to Boston, offense showing power but defense and depth failing when needed. Judge's injury timeline looms large while Volpe shows a spark, hinting at fantasy upside if surrounding pieces stabilize.

Boston leaned on Trevor Story's weekend surge and Connor Wong's RBI double, while Garrett Crochet piled up 11 strikeouts in relief. The weekend underscored Boston’s bullpen strength and left New York facing a tough rest-of-season path.

The Los Angeles Dodgers have made headlines after sweeping the Chicago White Sox, showcasing their dominance and solidifying their position in Major League Baseball. Dustin May delivered an impressive performance, striking out nine batters over seven innings, demonstrating control and poise on the mound. In contrast, Mookie Betts and Freddie Freeman have sparked discussions among fans regarding their current form, with both players showing signs of resurgence. Betts hit a long-awaited home run, while Freeman is regaining his vintage performance.

As the Dodgers continue to distance themselves in the division standings, prospects like Dalton Rushing are being closely monitored for their potential contributions. With Max Muncy sidelined due to injury, the Dodgers may look to their farm system for immediate help, as discussions around trades heat up before the deadline.

Marcelo Mayer has made his debut with the Boston Red Sox, quickly showcasing his potential as a top-10 prospect in MLB. In his first two games, he displayed a mix of power and average, contributing to a lineup that is ripe for fantasy opportunities. Meanwhile, Chicago Cubs' Matt Shaw is rebounding after a shaky start to the season, recording several multi-hit games and adding speed to the Cubs' offense. On the pitching front, David Peterson has emerged as a solid option following strong outings against the Dodgers and Yankees, while Dustin May's recent form raises questions about his consistency. This episode highlights key fantasy prospects and offers strategic insights for savvy league players.