Our latest Outlook features Colt Keith settling into the second spot, Jose Miranda hitting cleanup, and Arenado dropping in the batting order.

Leadoff tales: Francisco Lindor and Jarred Kelenic have been hot since moving up to the #1 spot. What are the ramifications, and can either of them keep it going?

David Hamilton continues to produce, resulting in two-spot audition against right handed pitching. Plus updates in St. Louis and Cincinnati.

ATL has adapted without Ronald Acuña Jr., TEX tries a new hitter third, and Springer removed from leading off.

Alex Bregman has shown some life after moving down; will it work for Spencer Torkelson? Plus Brice Turang has emerged as MIL's leadoff hitter.

Notes on recent lineup shifts for Arizona, San Diego, and Boston.

Our bi-weekly look into evolving lineups across the fantasy landscape and how they may impact a player's value.

How could lineup spots enhance these three players' values for the upcoming season? Check out our lineups outlook with eyes on JJ Bleday, Will Benson, and Anthony Volpe.

Zooming out to team-level improvements over the course of the season can give us clues to what individual hitters could be early targets for 2024.

Although many lineups have settled in, the Marlins' remains in flux. It may stay that way for a while, too, with Jorge Soler landing on the injured list, benefiting two players in the lineup. Plus, the Yankees promoted Jasson Domínguez and he's been batting third. And finally, our weekly stream options for 12-team leagues next scoring period.

It's been a tough stretch for DJ LeMahieu, but he may be building a foundation for a sneaky 2024 with his recent power surge atop the Yankees lineup. Trusting a rookie, especially one drafted in 2023 can be difficult, but Nolan Schanuel has been an on-base machine for the Angels. Another upside rookie may entice fantasy players for the last four weeks of the season with his blend of power and speed, plus our weekly hitter streams for next scoring period.