Wallner’s power remains a focal point for Minnesota’s lineup, offering big-prospect upside even as playing time and consistency can swing. His presence in the order adds multi-category potential for fantasy managers who ride the wave of his occasional long balls and occasional multi-hit outings.

Wallner is cited among the Twins’ lineup in the context of facing Detroit’s pitching; his season-long role and potential power upside provide a reference point for evaluators watching his development as a power-speed contributor.

Wallner’s hot start lands him in the Twins’ lineup, offering power potential at the heart of the order. He’s a key piece in their attack alongside Buxton and Larnach, with Keaschall adding rookie spark in this series.

Wallner sits among the Twins’ streaky power hitters who have been hot recently. He’s a classic homer-or-nothing option in a small slate but comes at a price that leaves room for other pricey stacks, making him a strong tournament lever with home-run potential.

Wallner returns with a power-first profile, posting 13 homers against right-handers this season and carrying a .280 ISO. Facing Yankees rookie Cam Schlittler in Yankee Stadium, and with winds likely pushing out, Wallner’s upside on +290 over 0.5 HR is driven by his batted-ball strength and a surrounding lineup that creates RBI opportunities.