Boston's September schedule centers on 6:45 pm weeknight home starts, a setup fantasy managers can exploit for consistent daily lineups. Brayan Bello stands as the focal point of Boston’s rotation push, with a Guardians series framing a meaningful test and a chance for streaming value if his strikeouts and command hold.

Beyond Bello, Boston’s roster notes hint at rotation depth and bullpen roles that could influence daily projections as the Sox chase a playoff push. The chatter around Bello’s performance against Cleveland reinforces his growing fantasy upside and the potential for steady wins in favorable home environments.

September DFS slate leans into a loaded Giants stack with Rafael Devers at the fore, paired with a bargain Bello and robust Brewers value. Bello faces an anemic CLE offense while Bailey Ober draws a favorable matchup against Chicago. Milwaukee’s infield trio Brice Turang, Sal Frelick and Willy Adames headline a cost-efficient Brewers stack, complemented by the Braves’ Matt Olson and Acuña in co-star roles.

Devers’ hot stretch in SF, Olson’s power upside in ATL, and Acuña’s multi-category ceiling anchor lineups, while Yordan Alvarez offers Houston big-damage potential. The playbook blends high-upside targets with affordable arms, crafting a balanced, popular exposure path for GPPs and cash contests alike.

Week 23 two-start fantasy baseball options spotlight 29 pitchers, with Brayan Bello and Max Fried anchoring the rostered-over-50% tier and two-start feasibility in favorable spots (CLE and ARZ for Bello; HOU and TOR for Fried). Several other steady arms surface as viable streamers or depth plays, including Rasmussen, Kikuchi, Castillo, Gore, Greene, Misiorowski and Cease, among others. Luis Morales stands out as the top available streamer at 16% rostered, drawing STL and LAA, while riskier plays like Baz, Nelson, Morton, Rea, Messick, Walker, Cecconi and Corbin require careful matchup and park considerations.

Morales’ two-start week combines a small-sample but elite-looking ERA with swing-and-miss upside, while the others offer varying levels of reliability and downside depending on opponent offense and ballpark. This slate emphasizes balancing upside with park factors and offense strength, especially when streaming two-start weeks into playoff pushes.