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Max Muncy

LAD 3rd Baseman #13

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Max Muncy launched three homers, including a walkoff blast in the bottom of the ninth, as the Dodgers edged the Rockies 8-7 on Friday.

Glasnow took Kumar Rocker deep twice in the first four innings, but he saved his biggest blow for the ninth, hitting a solo homer with two outs off lefty Jacob Latz. It was Muncy’s second career three-homer game and first with five runs scored, as he also crossed home plate after a single and reaching on a forceout. He entered the night with just one RBI in 11 games, and he still hasn’t plated anyone besides himself, as all of tonight’s homers were solo shots. However, he has scored 11 runs for the 10-3 Dodgers.
Gavin Sheets

SD Left Fielder #30

Gavin Sheets had a solo homer in the fifth and a walkoff three-run blast in the ninth to power the Padres past the Rockies 5-2 on Friday.

Four innings after homering off Tomoyuki Sugano for the first run of the game, Sheets, the Padres’ first baseman against right-handers, won it off Juan Mejia in a tie game in the bottom of the ninth. He had been homerless in 12 games to start the year, but he’s gone 4-for-9 against the Rockies the last two days to raise his OPS from .553 to .785.
Royce Lewis

MIN 3rd Baseman #23

Twins’ manager Derek Shelton told reporters after Friday’s game that Royce Lewis will be placed on the injured list on Saturday with a right knee sprain.

Lewis suffered the injury during his final at-bat against the Tigers on Thursday. No word yet on how long the oft-injured slugger will be shelved for this time around. The Twins will need to make a bevy of roster moves prior to Saturday’s game with Cody Laweryson (forearm) also heading to the injured list.
Dustin May

STL Starting Pitcher #3

Dustin May picked up his first victory as a member of the Cardinals on Friday night, limiting the Red Sox to two runs (one earned) on four hits over six strong innings.

The 28-year-old right-hander struck out four batters on the night and did not allow a base on balls. The Red Sox scratched out a pair of runs against him in the second inning on a fielder’s choice, an error and Trevor Story stealing home on a double steal. That was the extent of the damage though as May turned in his best start of the season against his former club. He got seven whiffs on 75 pitches on the night, posting a CSW of 32 percent. He’ll try to further improve upon his cringe-inducing 9.45 ERA and 1.80 WHIP when he takes on the Guardians at home on Wednesday.
Ronald Acuña Jr.

ATL Right Fielder #13

Ronald Acuña went 2-for-5 with a homer and two RBI in Friday’s win over the Guardians.

It took longer than we would have expected, but Acuña finally has his first homer of the 2026 campaign. The right fielder plated the first run of the day for the Braves in the third inning when his RBI single drove home Dominic Smith, while his sixth-inning homer gave the Braves their second run of the game and tied things at 2-2. Acuña got off to a brutal start this season, entering the day slashing .204/.310/.265 on the year. He’s now hit safely in three-straight games and has hit .267 over his last seven. Hopefully this is the turn around we have been waiting for from Braves’ leadoff man.
Gunnar Henderson

BAL Shortstop #2

Gunnar Henderson went 1-for-4 with a home run and two RBI in Friday’s loss to the Giants.

Henderson’s homer was of the two-run variety and came in the ninth inning with two outs and the Orioles trailing 6-1. It was his third homer in his last four games and his fifth on the season, as Henderson continues to be one of the few bright spots in an Orioles lineup that has gotten off to a slow start. After getting off to a slow start to the season himself, Henderson has now hit safely in his last four games and is slashing .321/.424/.821 in his last seven.
Willy Adames

SF Shortstop #2

Willy Adames went 2-for-5 with a double, a home run, and two RBI in Friday’s win over the Orioles.

Adames sent a solo homer into the stands with two outs in the third inning to give the Giants their first run of the day against Shane Baz. The right-hand shortstop continued to do damage in the fourth inning, doubling home Heliot Ramos to push the Giants’ lead to 3-0. Adames has now hit safely in four-straight games and has multiple hits in each game over that span. He seems to be heating up after a slow start out of the gate that saw him hitting .214 through the first 11 games of the season.
Brandon Valenzuela

TOR Catcher #59

Brandon Valenzuela went 2-for-4 with a home run and two RBI in Friday’s win over the Twins.

Valenzuela put the finishing touches on a five-run fourth inning for the Blue Jays with his first career homer, which came off Simeon Woods Richardson with two outs and a runner on second. The 25-year-old catcher took advantage of a middle-high fastball from Woods Richardson and sent it 401 feet to deep right center to put the Jays up 5-4 and them their first lead of the day. Valenzuela has found increased playing time since Alejandro Kirk (thumb) underwent surgery. He’s a career .242 hitter in the minors and has slugged just 10 homers in 586 games down on the farm. He can be left on waivers entering next week.
Ryan Jeffers

MIN Catcher #27

Ryan Jeffers went 3-for-3 with a home run and three RBI in Friday’s loss to the Blue Jays.

Jeffers put the Twins on the board in the first inning when he sent a three-run homer into the stands to give them the early lead. It was the first of three hits on the night for Jeffers, who also singled in the third and fifth innings. Jeffers is swinging a hot bat, slashing .348/.483/.565 over his last seven games, but Friday’s homer marked his first on the young season.
Zach Neto

LAA Shortstop #9

Zach Neto went 2-for-5 with a home run and two RBI in Friday’s win over the Reds.

Neto has now hit safely in six-straight games and has homered three times over that span. The 25-year-old shortstop blasted his fifth homer of the season in the fourth inning to push the Angels’ lead to 4-0 in what ended up being a blowout win over the Reds on Friday. Neto continues to be a solid fantasy option for as long as this power surge continues and should benefit from two more games at Great American Ballpark.

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