Luis Robert Jr.'s performance has been perplexing this season; despite a low batting average of .188, he is on track for 72 RBIs, 24 home runs, and an astonishing 72 stolen bases. His league-leading 72 stolen bases come alongside a high strikeout rate of 31.4%, placing him in the bottom 6% for strikeouts. As he enters a pivotal contract year, Robert’s speed is evident, ranking in the 85th percentile for Sprint Speed. However, his .302 OBP raises concerns.

Meanwhile, Pete Crow-Armstrong has emerged as a fantasy powerhouse, currently ranked as the No. 3 fantasy player with a .343 batting average, nine home runs, and six steals in just 18 games. Projected for 42 home runs and 120 RBIs, his impressive stats come with a solid K:BB ratio of 31:6, making him a must-have as he continues to shine in his 23-year-old season.