The quality of the two-start pitcher list is on a downward trend this week, primarily due to a lack of reliable options beyond the top two pitchers. Managers should be wary of potential busts when looking for streaming options. On the hitting side, there are opportunities to grab players from the Tigers and Twins as their matchups against struggling pitching staffs could yield great rewards.

Dustin May of the Mets is a streamable option, despite mixed stats this season. Cade Horton and Luis Severino offer similar streaming potential, though both present risks due to inconsistency in their performances. New streamers like Tomoyuki Sugano and Shane Smith show potential but also carry significant bust potential. The White Sox and Athletics are the teams to watch for favorable hitting matchups.

In a recent game, the Los Angeles Dodgers showcased a mix of resilience and inconsistency, securing a 9-5 victory over the Cleveland Guardians. Starting pitcher Dustin May had a solid outing, despite giving up a three-run homer. The game marked a turning point for slumping hitters Max Muncy and Michael Conforto, both of whom hit home runs, breathing life back into their season.

The Dodgers built a 4-0 lead, aided by a two-run homer from Shohei Ohtani. However, the Guardians responded with a three-run shot from Daniel Schneemann, narrowing the score to 4-3. Conforto's sixth-inning homer and Muncy's eighth-inning three-run blast were pivotal in securing the win, indicating a promising turnaround for their performance amid a challenging season.

The upcoming Wednesday features a split MLB slate with 13 games, giving fantasy players multiple options from pitchers to batters. Among the high-priced pitchers, Garrett Crochet stands out at $10,500, boasting a 29.1% strikeout rate and recent performances that show he can go deep into games. Though facing the Mets is challenging, their recent offensive struggles make him a solid choice.

Another option is A.J. Smith-Shawver, now at $9,800, who has consistently scored well in recent outings. In contrast, Tylor Megill at $8,300 presents a different risk-reward ratio with a similar strikeout rate but higher walks. For those seeking value, Dustin May at $7,500 has potential despite a tough matchup. The cheapest option, Jack Kochanowicz at $5,700, limits hard contact but faces the hitter-friendly A's.

On the hitting side, top prospects Fernando Tatis and Jackson Merrill are both pricey but have performed well against Kevin Gausman, who has given up a high barrel rate. For value hitters, Ezequiel Tovar at $3,100 has provided solid opportunities since returning from injury. Additionally, stacking the Phillies against the Rockies offers a high upside with star players like Trea Turner and Bryce Harper, though their cost may deter some players.

Tommy Edman's heroics propelled the Los Angeles Dodgers to a dramatic 7-6 victory over the Miami Marlins, as he delivered a two-run single in the 10th inning. The Dodgers initially led by five runs but faced a fierce comeback from the Marlins, highlighted by Dane Myers' pinch-hit grand slam. Despite relinquishing their lead late, Los Angeles regained control with Edman's timely hit. Meanwhile, Teoscar Hernández continued his power streak, hitting a home run for the third consecutive game. Dustin May, back from injury, provided stability on the mound, marking five innings in each outing since his return.

The Los Angeles Dodgers faced a challenging night at Wrigley Field, falling 11-10 to the Chicago Cubs in a game that showcased the team's ongoing struggles despite their talent. Leading by three runs at two different points, the Dodgers couldn't maintain control, ultimately succumbing in extra innings after a rollercoaster of a game that featured four lead changes.

Notably, the game highlighted the inconsistency that has plagued the Dodgers early in the season. Starting pitcher Dustin May struggled, giving up five runs in a tumultuous first inning. While the Dodgers managed to showcase their offensive prowess, including a three-run homer by Tommy Edman and a go-ahead double from Freddie Freeman, they ultimately faltered in crucial moments, suffering crucial pitching failures and failing to capitalize on scoring opportunities.