@TheRolyPolyBoy 
Kevin Pillar picked the perfect time to shine for the Blue Jays, going 16-for-27 over his last seven games.
Aaron Altherr is fighting for a roster spot next season for the Phillies and offers a solid power/speed combo down the stretch.
Mikie Mahtook should get steady full-time at-bats down the stretch over the last week and a half of the season.
Anytime a hitter smacks three homers over his last two games played, you take notice.
Joe Panik’s season just ended as he was placed on the 60-day DL, so expect Kelby Tomlinson to get full-time at-bats down the last stretch of the season.
Now with his third team in as many years, Vidal Nuno may have found a home in Seattle where he’s pitched quite well out of the bullpen for the Mariners.
Carl Crawford seems to have found new life in the Dodgers’ outfield!
Corey Seager is a name that we’ve all been drooling over for the last couple of seasons and his pedigree alone is enough reason to take a chance on the 21-year old shortstop.
Could Didi Gregorius only now be finding his way with the bat? It’s certainly possible, as he’s still a young 25-year old.
With the news of Hunter Pence recently joining the disabled list, Gregor Blanco is going to get full-time at-bats down the stretch
Since the Athletics claimed Danny Valencia, he’s been shredding the ball!
Don’t be surprised if Khris Davis smacks 10-12 more home runs by season’s end!
As the season wears on, some youngsters are here to help!
Yangervis Solarte offers late-season value down the stretch.
Bo Schultz only needed two pitches to retire two batters in the ninth inning on Thursday for the Blue Jays to snag his first save of the season.
Jake McGee has four saves on the year in a limited closer’s capacity, but he’s been golden as an 8th inning guy.
You have to hope that the All-Star break doesn’t hurt C.J. Cron’s bat too much, as he has multi-hit games in five out of the last six games played.
Nick Castellanos was a once heralded prospect in the Tigers organization but is now showing a resurgence, giving owners an intriguing pick up in leagues.
I bet you can’t guess who is making a case as the most dominant closer in the game right now? Yep, Jeurys Familia!
Cesar Hernandez is cranking the ball well of late, landing the confidence of Phillies’ interim manager Pete Mackanin, suggesting that Hernandez could continue to play every day at second base even when Chase Utley is activated from the DL.
Tyler Clippard is a free agent in 2016 and if the A’s don’t get back into the playoff race soon, GM Billy Beane could sell Clippard off to the highest bidder.
Hoover is an intriguing pick-up in leagues if you’re scrounging for saves, especially with the rumors floating around that Chapman could be moved in a deadline trade.
Grichuk is prone to a streaky bat, but the power potential he carries in a potent Cardinals lineup is worth the risk.
There’s a good chance you can buy Papelbon for 50 cents on the dollar, pushing the idea that the Phillies will lose 100 games by season’s end.
With Andrew Miller still sidelined to injury, Dellin Betances continues to fill in admirably.
, so Garcia may not be available in some leagues, but with the way he’s been hitting of late he’s worth consideration.
The 25-year old May was once a touted prospect for the Twins, and while he hasn’t debuted with a boom during his young career he still offers some intrigue as a backend pitcher to roster in deeper leagues
As Joey Butler continues to gain consistency with his at-bats, he proves that a 29-year old rookie can have value.
Due to some Astros pitching injuries, the 21-year old McCullers received the call to start on May 18 against the Athletics.
The Rockies have only given John Axford two save chances since April 27, although Axford was quite successful and locked down both chances without issue.
Quintana has been spectacular since his April 19 implosion against the Tigers, where he gave up nine earned runs in four innings pitched
Okay, so DeShields isn’t your everyday rockstar player, but I do dig his potential overall.
You may have missed the best that Kyle Blanks has to offer, but that doesn’t mean you can’t squeeze him for a bit more.
Logan Morrison hasn’t lived up to his status as a one-time top prospect, although at some point I think he puts it together. Is this it? Has Morrison figured it all out?
Considering the injury history of some Blue Jays’ players, namely Michael Saunders and Jose Bautista, Pillar is worth a snag for depth.
Ernesto Frieri picked up his second save of the season on Wednesday night, as the game went 13 innings.
Mark Melancon returned to action on Thursday for the Pirates, landing his third save of the season, but Melancon isn’t the news here – it’s Tony Watson.
Well, all of you Dellin Betances’ owners out there that were expecting a 40-save season? You can take comfort in knowing that Betances will at least nab a few saves here and there, while giving you dominant ratios and strikeouts.
You have to figure the save opportunities will still be there for Glen Perkins, since even the lowliest of MLB teams manage to have a bullpen guy, or two combined, maybe even three combined, that can net 30 saves.
Ender Inciarte is currently in the middle of a 13-game hit streak and may offer you help over these last few days of the season.
Is it time to cut bait on LaTroy Hawkins?
The Rangers may not be fighting for a playoff spot this season, but they do offer solid free agnet choices.