In the realm of fantasy baseball, statistics can be misleading. Mason Miller’s 4.61 ERA does not reflect his true dominance; he boasts an impressive 47.3% strikeout rate, coupled with a 1.53 SIERA indicating he deserves better. Despite allowing hard contact, his potential as a top closer for the Athletics is undeniable, especially with the team’s recent save opportunities.

Similarly, Juan Soto's current 17 RBIs seem low, but his underlying metrics suggest positive regression is imminent. His struggles with runners in scoring position are attributed to bad luck rather than skill decline, making him a prime buy-low candidate. MacKenzie Gore's two wins are also deceptive; he has consistently pitched well, but poor bullpen support has limited his win total.

Jackson Holliday, despite a rough start, has shown significant improvement with a .333 average in recent games, and his ability to contribute across categories makes him a sleeper candidate moving forward.