The Dodgers lost Andy Pages this week, most likely for the rest of the year. Thomas was scooped by LA earlier in the year, but he spent 55 games at AAA (.296 with 33 runs, seven home runs, 40 RBIs, and four steals across 223 at-bats). His major league resume is lacking, and Los Angeles can move Tommy Edman to the outfield. Only a low-level dart.
The Tigers called up Callahan this week, and his bat responded with five hits over 17 at-bats with two runs, one home run, and five RBIs. He spent his first 95 games at AA and AAA, leading to a .268 batting average with 63 runs, 13 home runs, 56 RBIs, and 29 stolen bases over 354 at-bats.
Injuries to the Tigers’ outfield have opened up a starting opportunity for Callahan. His power/speed combo is tempting, but he only hit one home run over his 133 at-bats at AAA. Viable filler with potential sneaky upside.
Over the past three weeks, Lukes started to become a more trusted fantasy asset by going 14-for-68 with six runs, three home runs, and eight RBIs. His batting average (.206) over this span won’t excite, and Lukes has weaknesses in his counting stats (.260/34/8/26/1 over 311 at-bats) in 2026.
One team fought for him last week ($24) while four others had flier bids ($3, $3, $1, and $1), with 10 game managers sending him packing. Lukes is capable of some big games, but his bat is trending toward only low-flyer bids.
Bateman played over the past weeks, leading to 15 hits across 42 at-bats, but he delivered only three runs, three RBIs, and one steal. His 2026 AAA resume (.312/59/3/33/20 across 285 at-bats) supports Bateman’s recent success.
He was added to 25 main events last week with a high of $25 and a low of $1. Bateman didn’t do anything to improve his value over the past week, but the lineup chaser with fight for his at-bats. His three-category skill set (BA, R, and SBs) will help some fantasy teams.
Lowe hit a home run in back-to-back weeks, leading to nine hits over 33 at-bats with five runs and four RBIs. He has 20 strikeouts across his past 48 at-bats, showcasing his downside risk.
Five main eventers took him for a $1 dance last week, with six teams aborting the Lowe ride. His speed is an underlying asset, which has been missing in 2026 (four steals over 240 at-bats).
Over the past two weeks after missing two months, Isbel went 8-for-32 with six runs, three home runs, and seven RBIs. He has the feel of a short-term fill-in. His cost should be minimal while looking like a reasonable option at outfield in the free agent market.
The Reds gave Myers a full slate of games this week after shipping Noelvi Marte back to AAA. He went 6-for-23 with three runs, two home runs, and three RBIs. His last home run came in Week 8, when Myers also put two balls in the seats. He offers a balance skill set with a low ceiling.
Myers was dropped in eight mains last week, with six teams onboarding him (a high of $13 and a low of $1). Minimal bids required due to the uncertainly of his long-term playing time.
Other Options: Hector Rodriguez, Leody Taveras, Tristan Peters, Evan Carter, Petey Halphin, Drew Gilbert, Johan Cox, Enrique Hernandez
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