Judge anchored the night with disciplined at-bats and two solo shots, keeping New York in the game as the offense struggled to string hits with runners on. The team leaned into matchup data and late-inning risk, but the rally never fully materialized.

Volpe’s late-leverage opportunities and the bullpen’s evolving role shaped the clubhouse mood for tomorrow, while Camilo Doval’s postseason performance offered a glimmer of upside for the other side. The mix of bullpen usage, lefty-righty decisions, and potential leverage spots keeps fantasy managers watching every move.

Anthony Volpe’s underlying numbers hint at a rebound, but his plate discipline continues to sink him. With playoff races tightening, managers wonder if a hold is worth it or a swap is better.

Jack Flaherty has cratered lately: 26 frames, 24 strikeouts, an ERA north of 4, and rising hard contact with a troubling HR/FB rate. The breakdown leaves fantasy squads chasing safer options.

Palencia’s IL stint pushes Brad Keller into saves duty, while Tanner Scott and Kikuchi draw bench-spot risk. Xavier Edwards, Correa, and Tol get lumped in as caution flags. Keller stands out as the clearest immediate add as the week unfolds.

Kodai Senga's slide sparks a wary yet patient stance: hold through the rough patch, lean into his upside, and optimize matchups as Mets pursue a playoff run. Tanner Bibee and Bryce Miller are on watch lists for potential value dips, while Addison BargER and Anthony Volpe carry big-play ceilings with risk. Noah Cameron and Nathan Eovaldi factor into playoff planning, offering upside in what could be a shuffle-filled late season.

Yankees dropped three of four to Boston, offense showing power but defense and depth failing when needed. Judge's injury timeline looms large while Volpe shows a spark, hinting at fantasy upside if surrounding pieces stabilize.

Boston leaned on Trevor Story's weekend surge and Connor Wong's RBI double, while Garrett Crochet piled up 11 strikeouts in relief. The weekend underscored Boston’s bullpen strength and left New York facing a tough rest-of-season path.