Quinn Priester’s 11th straight decision win fuels Milwaukee’s surge amid the latest MLB Power Rankings, while Philadelphia battles injuries to Turner and Bohm. Aaron Judge headlines a Yankees tipping-lecture narrative, Cal Raleigh keeps slugging for Seattle, and Baltimore’s Orioles ride a historic late-clinching win led by Jackson Holliday. The fantasy-top-300 update highlights Witt Jr. sliding, Rodríguez breaking into the top 10, Betts climbing, and Keller’s strong debut clawing into the mix.

This summary blends current form with long-term outlook, underscoring Priester as a viable spark-start for fantasy, Raleigh’s continuing power upside, and the lineup-health dynamics that could swing weekly rosters and streaming decisions across the slate.

Brewers' late-inning power locks up a 4-1 win over Toronto as Hoffman surrenders back-to-back homers to Jackson Chourio and Christian Yelich in a tie game. Toronto's bullpen struggles extend as Gausman works seven strong, Guerrero Jr. drives in a run with a sac fly, and the Jays look for answers behind Hoffman. Manager John Schneider keeps the ninth-inning role fluid while rumors swirl about September moves to shore up the bullpen.

Chourio returns from a hamstring strain and delivers the deciding blow, a 9th-inning homer to right off Hoffman to snap a 1-1 tie. Yelich follows with a solo shot off Hoffman, giving the Brewers a 4-1 win. Milwaukee improved to 85-52, the best record in baseball, while Chourio’s 18th homer of the season and Yelich’s 27th highlight the lineup’s depth as fantasy contenders stay hot. Priester worked six for the win, and Uribe nailed down the save as Milwaukee seizes August wins record-tying pace.

Kept in the tilt, Yelich’s 7th-inning double spurred a rally that tied it, with Frelick delivering the key grounder for the go-ahead run. Gausman pitched well for Toronto, but Milwaukee’s bullpen and timely hitting overwhelmed the Jays. The next-start preview pits Scherzer against Woodruff, a marquee matchup that could reshape fantasy rotations as the Brewers seek continued control of the NL Central and the Jays push for post-season positioning.

Milwaukee routed Toronto 7-2 behind a five-run sixth that started with Andruw Monasterio’s solo shot and was capped by Isaac Collins’ two-run double. Freddy Peralta dazzled for six innings, one hit with eight Ks, and the bullpen finished it off. Toronto’s offense briefly flickered as Davis Schneider produced a seventh-inning two-run single, but the Jays bullpen surrendered the decisive runs. Up next: Gausman vs Priester. Fantasy angle centers on Monasterio, Collins, and Yelich stepping up in the Brewers’ order, with Peralta anchoring a strong pitching slate.