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Landen Roupp

SF Starting Pitcher #65

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Landen Roupp struck out seven over six scoreless innings to get a win in the Giants’ 3-2 victory over the Padres on Monday.

Roupp threw 54-of-88 pitches for strikes, and he was able to procure 13 swings and misses in an impressive first outing of 2026. The 27-year-old averaged 93.5 mph with his sinker; up a little under a mile over his 2025 offering. Roupp has not shown a ton of consistency in his time with the Giants, but there have been flashes that suggest he’s a competent offering in the back - -maybe even the middle — of a rotation. He’ll look to replicate this effort against the Mets next week.
Jose Altuve

HOU Left Fielder #27

Jose Altuve went 4-for-4 with two homers, a walk and four runs scored in the Astros’ 8-1 takedown of the Red Sox on Monday.

Both homers came off Johan Oviedo, who was working in relief of Ranger Suárez. It’s his 15th career multihomer game and the seventh time that he’s scored four runs. One of the previous times he scored four runs was when he hit for the cycle against the Red Sox in 2023.
Lance McCullers Jr.

HOU Starting Pitcher #43

Lance McCullers Jr. pitched seven innings of one-run ball and struck out nine in victory Monday against the Red Sox.

It’s quite the statement from McCullers, who hadn’t thrown seven innings since 2022. Still, the struggling Red Sox probably made him look a little better than he deserved. They almost got to him in the sixth. Wilyer Abreu’s double with two on that inning skipped over the wall, costing Boston a run. The next batter, Masataka Yoshida, barely pulled a two-run double foul, and if that had landed, McCullers probably wouldn’t have finished the sixth, much less the seventh. Still, it was an encouraging outing on the whole. We just wouldn’t be ready to trust him in mixed leagues quite yet. He’ll face the A’s next.
Yandy Díaz

TB 1st Baseman #2

Yandy Díaz went 2-for-4 with a leadoff homer on Monday, powering the Rays to a 3-2 win over the Brewers.

Díaz kicked off the scoring by taking Brewers lefty Kyle Harrison deep for a leadoff homer. The 34-year-old on-base machine has been one of the hottest hitters in baseball so far, batting .550 (11-for-20) with six RBI through four games. The key to his early-season success has been re-implementing his approach and swing from three years ago when he won the AL batting title, according to Rays sideline reporter Ryan Bass.
Kyle Harrison

MIL Starting Pitcher #52

Kyle Harrison recorded eight strikeouts and yielded one run over five innings on Monday against the Rays.

Harrison generated a career-high 16 swinging strikes and needed an economical 87 pitches (64 strikes) to navigate five frames in his Milwaukee debut. A leadoff homer by sizzling-hot Rays slugger Yandy Díaz accounted for all of the damage against him. The 24-year-old former top pitching prospect continues to impress, aided by increased fastball velocity and the addition of a new kick changeup. He should be rostered in all fantasy formats based on his recent performance and strikeout upside. He’ll face the Royals on the road to close out a two-start week on Sunday afternoon.
Joey Wiemer

WSH Left Fielder #21

Joey Weimer got up to 10 straight times on base to begin the season before finishing 2-for-4 with a walk and two runs scored Monday against the Phillies.

Weimer was 6-for-6 with two walks coming into the game. In the first, he hit a soft grounder and was initially called out at first, only to have the out overturned on replay. He then singled again in the third before finally being retired in the fifth. The Nationals might as well keep using Wiemer while he’s hot, though the plan initially was just to start him against left-handers. He probably won’t have any lasting fantasy value, but stranger things have happened.
Edward Cabrera

CHC Starting Pitcher #30

Edward Cabrera recorded six strikeouts over six shutout innings on Monday against the Angels to pick up a win in his season debut.

Cabrera was staked to a six-run advantage by the fourth inning of his Cubs debut and had little trouble cruising to an easy win, scattering one hit and one walk over six relatively stress-free frames. Chicago’s big-time offseason trade acquisition generated 15 swinging strikes, topped out at 98.1 mph with his fastball and allowed just two hard-hit balls in this one. He’ll close out a two-start week with a favorable road tilt against the Guardians.
Ronald Acuña Jr.

ATL Right Fielder #13

Ronald Acuña Jr. went 2-for-2 with a double and a stolen base in a 4-0 win for Atlanta on Monday over the Athletics.

Acuña picked up his first steal of the season, but was also caught for the only negative to the contest. The 28-year-old scuffled in the series against Kansas City, but those two hits along with two free passes improves his slash to .214/.353/.286 over the first four contests.
Miguel Vargas

CWS 3rd Baseman #20

Miguel Vargas went 2-for-4 with a grand slam and a career-high six RBI on Monday, propelling the White Sox to a lopsided 9-4 win over the Marlins.

Vargas did most of his damage in the early stages of Monday’s eventual rout at loanDepot park, putting Chicago on the scoreboard with an RBI single in the third inning before walloping a grand slam down the left field line off Marlins starter Chris Paddack in the fourth. It was his first round-tripper of the season. He picked up an additional RBI with a sixth inning sacrifice fly to cap off one of the strongest performances of his career. The 26-year-old former top prospect remains a strong corner infield option for fantasy managers in deeper mixed leagues.
Chase Burns

CIN Starting Pitcher #26

Chase Burns allowed just one hit in five innings and struck out seven in the Reds’ 2-0 shutout of the Pirates on Monday.

Remember a few weeks ago when it looked like Burns might open up in the minors? His 78 pitches tonight produced 15 whiffs. He averaged 98.3 mph with his fastball and maintained his velocity throughout. The Reds likely will employ quick hooks here from time to time, but Burns should be a strong fantasy starter, even if he lags behind in the wins department. He’ll face the Rangers on Sunday.

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