A deep dive into the RotoWire Fantasy Baseball Podcast reveals the introduction of the OOPSY projection system, which distinguishes itself by integrating new metrics like bat speed and Stuff+. This unique approach allows for quicker adjustments on player projections compared to traditional systems. The latest MLB Barometer focuses on hitters whose rest-of-season projections have shifted significantly, highlighting both risers and fallers, based on their wRC+ values and recent performances.

Among the notable risers is Ketel Marte of the Diamondbacks, who has shown a remarkable improvement in his wRC+ and hard-hit metrics, suggesting a new level of consistency. James Wood from the Nationals also stands out, with an impressive start to his sophomore season, showcasing increased flyball rates and barrel percentages. Meanwhile, players like Carlos Correa and Michael Harris II have experienced concerning declines, making them critical considerations for fantasy owners reviewing their lineups.