Brandon Lowe and Jake Mangum supplied the early punch for Tampa Bay, with Lowe belting his 31st homer and Mangum adding a solo shot as the Rays jumped in front of Baltimore. The Rays chased a no-hitter into the seventh, stifling the Orioles through six innings before Tyler O’Neill broke it with a leadoff single off Griffin Jax. A sturdy Rays bullpen carried the shutout run into late innings, while the Rays countered with a 6-2 win that highlighted their power and bullpen depth.

Fantasy-wise, Lowe’s 30+ homer pace remains the centerpiece, and Mangum’s rising power adds a clear extra-base threat behind the big slugger. The night also underscored Shane Baz’s return-to-form arc and the bullpen’s ability to bridge nine scoreless frames, setting up a tantalizing pitching duel with Drew Rasmussen against Cade Povich in the finale.

Overall, this game gave Rays managers several actionable takeaways: keep Lowe rolling in the heart of the order, monitor Mangum’s breakout potential, and watch Rays relievers maintain the late-inning edge while Baltimore adjusts its lineup for the next meeting.

Chandler Simpson stayed hot with a second straight 3-hit game, lifting his average to .301 as the Rays shut out Toronto 4-0 to split the series. Baz spun five scoreless innings and the bullpen closed the door, with Lowe and Williams supplying early insurance and a fourth-inning homer to pad the lead.

Toronto’s offense stalled; Guerrero Jr. remains homerless in 12 games. Bassitt exited after 4 1/3 with three runs allowed. Rasmussen faces Boston next; Toronto heads to Kansas City to play Max Scherzer. Fantasy takeaway: Simpson’s pace keeps him a top-speed option, Lowe’s run production remains solid, and Williams offers power upside when Tampa Bay’s lineup clicks.

Zach’s nine‑game MLB DFS slate centers on weather risks in Tampa and Baltimore and a Coors Field boost for Padres/Rockies games. Top pitching options include Hurston Waldrep’s rising Braves debut upside and Shane Baz’s ceiling in a favorable matchup, with Jacob deGrom and Yoshinobu Yamamoto as high‑price, high‑ceiling plays. Offense leans Giants and Padres stacks: Rafael Devers fits Giants’ bright streak, while Drew Gilbert and Heliot Ramos join Ramó n Laureano, Fernando Tatis Jr., Manny Machado and Jose Iglesias in the Padres’ ballooning upside. Coors is live for Padres/Rockies exposure, and Pallante vs Giants anchors one of the stacks. Weather will decide late, but the slate invites multiple paths to value and power.