Eight homers, a Phillies franchise record, powered an 11-1 win over the Marlins as Philadelphia roars toward October. Kyle Schwarber set the tone with a 408-foot homer and added a 468-foot blast to cap a night of long balls, while Edmundo Sosa, Bryson Stott, Alec Bohm, and Otto Kemp supplied the middle-inning surge.

The barrage reinforces Philadelphia’s power approach as they push for a deep postseason run, while Miami’s early RBI by Wagaman wasn’t enough to stem the tide. The outburst leaves the Phillies with momentum and the Marlins facing an uphill climb in their playoff push.

Miami’s Eury Pérez overpowered Toronto with six innings of two-run ball on 94 pitches, sealing a 5-3 win that capped a strong August (3-0, 3.00 ERA) and drew a standing ovation in Miami. Pérez’s fastball velocity and sharp breaking balls kept the Blue Jays' lineup off balance, reinforcing his status as the Marlins’ future ace after a comeback season from Tommy John.

Toronto mounted a late charge as Daulton Varsho delivered a three-run homer in the seventh, but Pérez and the Marlins held on. Vladimir Guerrero Jr. is working his way back from a hamstring injury, while the Jays’ road trip ended frustrated against two generational arms, Pérez and Skenes, who continue to reshape fantasy and betting narratives around elite young pitching.

In this win, Pérez trimmed the noise, attacked the zone, and flashed the ceiling many expect for him as a cornerstone of Miami’s rotation. The matchup against a rival with a growing ace aura further fueled Pérez’s narrative as one of the sport’s most electric young arms.

In Week 11 of the 2025 fantasy baseball season, several hitters are making waves on the waiver wire, ideal for points leagues. Key targets include Wilmer Flores and Nolan Schanuel at first base, who are performing well above their roster percentages. Flores is set to capitalize on matchups in Colorado, while Schanuel has shown promising form recently. At second base, Chase Meidroth continues his ascent with low strikeout rates, and Jonathan India is looking to build on improved performances. The article also emphasizes the need for careful player selection based on scoring systems and position eligibility.

As we look at third base, both Meidroth and India remain prime targets, but Marcelo Mayer's recent call-up adds another layer of intrigue. The outfield sees players like Jordan Beck and Jonathan India again highlighted for their potential. Catchers like Agustin Ramirez are also worth considering due to favorable upcoming matchups. With players like Eric Wagaman and others noted for their lower percentages but possible upside, this week promises exciting waiver decisions for savvy fantasy players.