Trout's 2025 line shows health-driven counting stats with power, but a sub-.235 average capped upside. Expect a discounted 2026 price and a solid total if he stays on the field. Neto flashed 25/25-type potential in a breakout year, making him a top-10 SS target if health/endurance holds. Adele's 37 HR year and power core scream upside, though batting average remains a hurdle. Ward delivered a career-high in power with limited AVG, tempering his ceiling. Angels’ prospect pipeline—Moore and Breneman—hints at a youth-led lift in 2026.

Overall focus centers on a veteran with health risk, a fast-and-healthy upstart at short, a power-first outfielder with AVG volatility, and a brewing Angels crop that could accelerate counting stats and create late-round opportunities in 2026 fantasy drafts.

Injuries reshape fantasy rosters as Alvarez lands on the IL and Neto leaves a roster void. Bichette’s knee, Suzuki’s illness, and Muncy’s late-season drift inject risk, while Bello’s struggles and Baz’s volatility sharpen Week calls for streaming and drops. The insiders track flags a path: cut the obvious castoffs, chase upside in short windows, and be ready to ride Baz, Tong, Littell, and others for a spark.

Two themes emerge: dynasty value remains worth holding; redraft rosters must trim, and fetch upside via trades or streaming. The show stresses quick, precise moves and using IL slots wisely to squeeze a few breakout weeks to the finish.

Emmet Sheehan's 7-inning, 10-strikeout gem and Cam Schlittler's velocity surge anchor a late-season wave of fantasy chatter. Dodgers’ six-man rotation and Pirates matchup next week sharpen the streaming debate for rookie arms, while Schlittler’s latest start adds another appealing option for depth leagues.

Colton Cowser, Mark Vientos and Zach Neto pace the hitter side with power and improved plate discipline, and Edward Cabrera, Spencer Strider and Cal Raleigh provide clear upside in the pitching and catcher spots. A raft of call-ups and waiver options keep the final four weeks competitive and interesting.

Dynasty moves in fantasy baseball hinge on balancing aging stars against a bright crop of youth. The episode argues to treat Verlander, Scherzer, and Ozuna as trade or hold options based on contending status, not retirement inevitability. For rebuilds, target high-upside youngsters and buy low on veterans with upside, while contending rosters should leverage veterans for value but avoid overpaying once futures are on the table.

Key targets to build around: Yuri Pérez, Zack Neto, and Michael Harris II are highlighted for long-term upside, with Neto framed as a cheap dynasty pickup and Harris II as a tradable asset only if you’re in a true winner’s circle. The discussion stresses two paths—rebuild vs. win-now—and leans into the insiders track for instant alerts on callups and waiver moves, underscoring the value of timely information for dynasty success.