MLB July 4, 2025 0 Comments

Fantasy Baseball Alert: This Rays Infielder’s Return from IL Could Ignite a Stunning Season Comeback!

Austin Hays, OF, Reds, 17%

Hays has improved his average exit velocity this year, which has resulted in an impressive .861 OPS. I have doubts that the soon-to-be 30-year-old can keep up this pace throughout the summer, but he has an excellent chance to stay hot until the All-Star break. The Reds will face the Marlins (4.75 ERA) and Rockies (5.50 ERA) next week. Having all seven games at hitter-friendly Great American Ball Park is the icing on the cake.

Ramon Laureano, OF, Orioles, 16%

Sometimes, boring is good. Such is the case with Laureano, who is on the wrong side of 30 and has played on four teams in the past three seasons. Nonetheless, Laureano has been a rare bright spot in an otherwise disappointing Orioles offense, establishing himself as a full-time player and hitting .279 with 10 homers and 59 R+RBI in 59 games. He can be considered in 12-team leagues and is a real asset in any leagues deeper than that.

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