Week 10 of the 2025 fantasy baseball season brings a crucial analysis of player performances, highlighting significant risers and fallers. At the forefront is Jose Altuve of the Houston Astros, whose recent surge includes a .347 batting average alongside five home runs in a fortnight. His ability to adapt his swing for better contact has rekindled fantasy managers' hopes for his season. On the mound, MacKenzie Gore of the Washington Nationals has made strides with a 3.16 ERA, largely due to a refined pitch selection, favoring his curveball and slider over a less effective four-seamer.

Conversely, Teoscar Hernandez of the Los Angeles Dodgers, despite solid seasonal stats, has struggled post-injury, with a dismal .244 average and elevated strikeout rate since returning. Meanwhile, Max Meyer of the Miami Marlins is facing challenges as his batted-ball profile shows alarming hard contact rates, making him a risky play moving forward. This week’s analysis serves as a vital tool for fantasy managers seeking to optimize their rosters.