Fantasy managers often chase playing time. More plate appearances generally mean more opportunities to accumulate counting stats, and full-time players naturally receive the most attention on draft day and throughout the season. Platoon bats are frequently ignored in shallow leagues and left sitting on waiver wires because they lack everyday roles. Yet many of these hitters are deployed in situations specifically designed to maximize their strengths. When used correctly, they can provide production that rivals players receiving significantly more playing time. This week’s Hitter Profiles focus on three hitters who have emerged as useful fantasy options despite less-than-ideal playing-time situations. In daily transaction leagues, where managers can leverage favorable matchups and platoon advantages, these players may provide more value than their ownership rates suggest.