The All-Star break is here, and it's the perfect time to bolster your fantasy baseball roster with some promising players. Notably, Noelvi Marte of the Cincinnati Reds has been on a tear since his return from injury, boasting impressive stats: four runs, three home runs, and a .368 batting average over the past week. Despite being only 27% owned, his potential for a strong finish makes him a must-add.

Evan Carter of the Texas Rangers is another player to consider, showing signs of recovery with a recent uptick in performance, including 12 steals this season. He remains under 20% owned, making him a valuable target. For deeper leagues, players like Brady House and Luis Rengifo are emerging as potential pickups, each bringing unique contributions to their teams.

Noah Cameron continues to impress as a pitcher, with a solid record and a 2.56 ERA, while Jansen Junk has been quietly effective as well. Lastly, keep an eye on up-and-comers like Bubba Chandler, who may soon make a significant impact once called up.

Recent discussions highlight young MLB talents making significant strides in fantasy baseball. Players like Nick Kurtz, Evan Carter, and Sal Frelick are emerging as key additions for fantasy teams, showcasing impressive stats despite early struggles. Kurtz, particularly, has shown immense power potential with eight home runs in limited at-bats. Carter is building on his momentum from a solid World Series performance, while Frelick contributes solid batting averages and speed, making them valuable assets in deeper leagues.

As the season progresses, players like Michael Toglia and Max Scherzer are being evaluated for their potential to impact fantasy lineups. Scherzer, returning from injury, holds promise despite his first outing being less than stellar. Toglia’s recent surge in performance also draws attention as a potential streamable option.