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As the final month of the fantasy baseball season approaches, the chase for glory intensifies. In this week’s Top 100 Hitter rankings for the rest of the 2024 fantasy baseball season, we sift through the best performers to spotlight those whose bats are scorching and those who’ve cooled off at the wrong time. This time of year, rankings are more volatile than ever with players swinging from hero to zero in the blink of an eye. The difference between a hot streak and a slump can make or break your season especially as the playoffs begin. Being on top of your team and the waiver wire could be all it takes to tip the scales in the last dash to the finish. For this last version of the 2024 season, I thank you for visiting, debating and most of all being the best readers around. Let’s all hope these rankings guide you through the frenzy of the closing weeks, where every day could be the difference between triumph and heartbreak.

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The MLB trade deadline is always an exciting time for fantasy baseball managers. Each year, the flurry of trades can significantly alter the landscape of player values. As teams bolster their rosters for a playoff push or begin to rebuild for the future, player roles shift dramatically. Some players find themselves with increased playing time or in more potent lineups, leading to a surge in their fantasy value. Meanwhile, others may see their opportunities diminish. Navigating these real-world moves can be the key to getting ahead in your league during the closing months of the season. This week, our Hitter Profiles dig into a quick-hitter version of buy and sell for many of the key players moved at the deadline. Buckle up, as who knows what can happen when AJ Preller and Jerry Dipoto get involved.

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What is up party people? That was a fun trade deadline. Some big names moved some stayed put and once again I’m not really sure what the Giants plan was. Colton Cowser was one of the winners after he decided to start hitting again. Between his hot bat and Austin Hays getting traded playing time shouldn’t be a concern. And I think we all remember how hot he was earlier. Now is the perfect time to pick him back up. As for Hays, if he plays everyday he’s much more interesting and it looks like the Phillies will give him a shot in left field rather than just a platoon role. He’s been a solid points guy in the past and could be again if the trade wakes up his bat.

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In our 53rd episode, Mike Couillard and Jeremy Brewer open by discussing the latest and greatest transactions and moves including a injuries to Ozzie Albies, Bo Bichette, and Max Fried along with the epic collapse of the Seattle Mariners. Then we analyze players and playing time situations that could be changing around the July 30 trade deadline […]

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