New York’s Rodon and Kyle Bradish anchor a seven-game MLB DFS slate, offering a cash-friendly two-pitcher core with Minnesota in play and a price tag that lets you chase power elsewhere. Aaron Judge leads the outfield while Rafael Devers provides steady 30+ HR, 100+ RBI upside, and Yordan Alvarez lingers as a near-cheap home-run threat in a must-win Houston series. Arizona and Houston stacks emerge as strong complements to the Yankees shine on a flare-up night of action.

Pederson’s sub-$3k ceiling, Buxton’s power, and Beavers’ midrange upside give balanced options, while the slate’s pivot potential centers on Diamondbacks’ Teng and Rangers’ Leiter. Cash builds lean heavy Yankees, then diversify with Arizona and Houston, keeping one-eye on bullpen blowups and lineup shifts as the night unfolds.

Dodgers Week 26 produced a burst of offense and steady pitching. Betts leaned into a late-season surge, reaching base frequently while Hernández launched three homers and added key multi-hit games against Rockies and Giants. Glasnow anchored a strong rotation, with Sheehan and Yamamoto contributing, and Henriquez earning his first major league win. Ohtani added run-scoring opportunities and walks, while a few roster moves refreshed the bench. Up next: a homestand against the Phillies and Giants.

The club solidified its NL West lead despite bullpen erosion at times, and the offense now looks primed to drive fantasy rosters as the postseason nears.

Expect continued run-scoring sprees from top sluggers and a rotation that can sustain wins, with weekly shifts in bullpen roles likely.

Two weeks remain in the regular season and Bryce Eldridge is headed to the majors with the San Francisco Giants. The 20-year-old slugger, a 2023 first‑round pick, posted 25 homers in 100 games between Double‑A and Triple‑A and closed September with a .283 average and just 14 strikeouts in 12 games, showing growing power and improved contact. With Rafael Devers at 1B or DH and Dom Smith sidelined by a hamstring, San Francisco could plug Eldridge into a late‑season role to spark a playoff push.

Giants brass have long downplayed a debut in 2025, but the surge in the standings and a Mets collapse have created a window for a bold move. If Eldridge lands in the lineup, likely at DH or 1B, he could provide a short‑term fantasy jolt in a critical two‑week sprint.

Otto Lopez has surged to a .340 over his last 14 games, giving the Marlins another versatile, multi-category contributor as they head toward the fantasy playoffs, especially with a Coors Field trip on tap. Harrison Bader has heated up since joining the Phillies, batting .352/.410/.544 with expanding power at the top of the order. Verlander continues a late-season bump for the Giants, while Tanner Bibee delivered back-to-back quality starts, including a complete game, boosting late-season trust.

Ketel Marte and Eugenio Suárez have cooled in September, threatening middle-infield and corner-depth depth, while Aaron Nola and George Kirby battle inconsistency and tougher matchups. Managers must weigh rest-of-season risk against upside in a tight fantasy race, with several hot names and a few uncertain arms shaping last-week decisions.