Identifying trends in player performance can be vital in fantasy baseball, and this week's analysis covers several noteworthy shifts across MLB teams. The Atlanta Braves have seen Eli White thrive recently, hitting .462 with a solid OPS, though his long-term viability remains uncertain. Meanwhile, Sean Murphy's playing time has fluctuated, indicating a potential timeshare at catcher with Drake Baldwin.

The Miami Marlins have relied on Eric Wagaman and Javier Sanoja to fill gaps in the lineup due to injuries, but their offensive production has been inconsistent. The Philadelphia Phillies are navigating their outfield dynamics with Max Kepler and Brandon Marsh seeing varied playing time against left-handed pitchers, while Alec Bohm's struggles persist as he finds himself batting eighth.

In Washington, Jose Tena's rise in playing time coincides with Amed Rosario's injury. For the Chicago Cubs, Dansby Swanson's drop in the batting order has led to increased production, while Tyler Stephenson's return from injury could signal a shift in the catching landscape for the Cincinnati Reds. The Milwaukee Brewers and other teams like the Los Angeles Dodgers and San Diego Padres also show evidence of lineup shifts that fantasy managers should monitor closely.