You'll want to include some St. Louis bats in the coming week as the team will be hosting eight games.
Todd Zola reviews the best hitting matchups for the week of June 29 as TJ Rumfield and the Colorado Rockies enjoy seven games at home in Coors Field.
Expect some Boston bats to break out in a couple of hitter-friendly parks.
This week's leaderboard takes a look at some widely-available hitters with plenty of speed, including Nationals outfielder Jacob Young.
Load up on A's bats next week as they'll be at home for seven games.
A few lefty hitters from the Orioles could be key this week against seven right-handed starters.
Get some Giants on your lineups as they'll be facing six right-handed starters.
This week's barometer takes a look at some of this year's best and worst rookies, including White Sox slugger Munetaka Murakami.
Bats are heating up on the south side of Chicago.
Toronto left-handed hitters could be in for a treat as they'll be facing seven righties.
The Pirates' closer situation may have become a bit clearer.
Lefty Seattle bats will come in handy during the coming week against seven right-handed starters.
Go for a few hitters from the Royals as they'll be hosting all seven games this coming week.
The Twins should be able to do well offensively this week as they'll be hosting seven games.
Save some Braves hitters for your lineups as they'll be on a full slate of games.
The Astros play seven games this week with some easy matchups, making them the top lineup to target.
Stay up to date on all the latest playing time changes in the National League, including a larger role opening up for Mark Vientos of the Mets.
Jeff Erickson reviews the free agent pickups from his Sunday night MLB FAAB leagues, including a big bid on Jordan Walker.