Milwaukee routed Toronto 7-2 behind a five-run sixth that started with Andruw Monasterio’s solo shot and was capped by Isaac Collins’ two-run double. Freddy Peralta dazzled for six innings, one hit with eight Ks, and the bullpen finished it off. Toronto’s offense briefly flickered as Davis Schneider produced a seventh-inning two-run single, but the Jays bullpen surrendered the decisive runs. Up next: Gausman vs Priester. Fantasy angle centers on Monasterio, Collins, and Yelich stepping up in the Brewers’ order, with Peralta anchoring a strong pitching slate.

Woodruff is back on the mound for Milwaukee after his bumpiest start of the year, yet his 2.47 ERA remains elite and he touched a season-high 94 pitches last time out. He squarely profiles as the key win upside in this four-game set against Eduardo Rodríguez and the Diamondbacks, who come in with a 5.40 ERA through 23 starts. Milwaukee’s top-of-the-order is anchored by Brice Turang, with Caleb Durbin, Andruw Monasterio, and Isaac Collins ahead of a mix of speed and contact, while Blake Perkins, Sal Frelick, and William Contreras provide outfield coverage and solid plate discipline behind the dish. Contreras has cooled recently (.154 over the last week) but has drawn five walks in that span. The game starts at 6:40 p.m. CT and will be broadcast on the Brewers Radio Network along with FanDuel Wisconsin and Telemundo Wisconsin.

Milwaukee hopes to salvage their homestand after a series loss to the Giants, riding a rotation that includes Woodruff’s steady strike- and pitch-count approach and a lineup capable of generating runs with Turang setting the table and Frelick piloting baserunning. Arizona counter Rodríguez, who has struggled to a 5.40 ERA this month, giving the Brewers a premium chance to exploit the mid-tier start. This clash sets up as a fantasy-friendly one for the Brewers’ role players and a potential turning point in the series.

Milwaukee’s August roster churn emphasizes depth and upside as the Brewers ride a crowded 40-man. Isaac Collins was reinstated, Tyler Black was optioned, and Blake Perkins returned from the bereavement list, while Danny Jansen joined the active roster with added catching depth. The club also traded for Brandon Lockridge and Danny Jansen and shuffled several pitchers, including Carlos Rodriguez and Grant Anderson, with IL stints and doubleheaders shaping recalls and demotions.

Fantasy angle: expect Nashville-to-Mreports pipelines for the rotation and bullpen, led by Misiorowski and McGee, plus potential platoon or split-duty at catcher with Contreras and Jansen. Outfield anchors Frelick and Chourio remain central, while watchful eyes stay on the 40-man churn and IL recoveries that could unlock late-season callups and streaming wins.

Week 21 of 2025 in fantasy baseball tightens the waiver-wire playbook across five categories, with three under-the-radar options per category highlighted. rostered thresholds cap at 50 percent on Yahoo, encouraging strategic streaming for runs, homers, RBIs, steals and AVG as the stretch run begins. Frelick, Simpson and Varsho anchor Runs; Andujar, Sosa and Colby Thomas bring home-run upside; Steer, Gurriel Jr. and Rice offer RBI punch; Crews, Caballero and Freeman supply speed; Collins, Marte and Ortiz push batting-average help to shored up lineups.

These names are positioned to deliver immediate contributors in the coming weeks, with multi-eligibility and favorable batting-order spots cited as meaningful leverage. Managers should balance at-bats with rostership and park factors, leveraging recent two-week bursts and weekly trends to maximize category boosts as playoff races heat up.