In spite of his mediocre early results, Spencer Torkelson has taken a significant step forward in multiple areas this season, making him a premium early buy-low target.

Another week focusing on pertinent shifts in the lineup construction provides two players worth taking a chance on in fantasy. Once again, a post-hype player may be on the precipice of a rebound, and he's hitting cleanup for the White Sox. Deeper league players should take note of an aptly named player performing well for the Brewers, and with seven road games on tap, a Cardinals shortstop may carry over his hot start into robust results next week.

The bat of Nolan Jones is scorching at Triple-A, making him an intriguing early stash in deep leagues.

Turn up the Rob Base, it's almost summer, or at least it feels like it. This week's lineups outlook dives into two post-hype prospects riding hot streaks, two players worth adding in leagues which reward on-base percentage and two hitters worth streaming next scoring period.

Brandon Marsh's strong April came with full underlying support, including a combination of upper-tier exit velocity and sprint speed.

Delving a bit deeper into the Pirates' lineup construction yielded an intriguing observation about how it mirrors a template put in place by the Rays. Jarred Kelenic's hot start has landed him third in the lineup over the last six days. Jarren Duran may be taking over the fifth spot in Boston, plus two streamers for next week.

Joey Gallo is looking the part of a late bloomer. He's quietly on his way to a career season thanks to a career-best contact rate that has been supported by improved swing decisions.

Entering a new month, lineups remain in flux, including the top spots in the Nationals' lineup. Will they make the right call going forward? Joey Gallo exacted his revenge on the Yankees last series, and gets favorable match-ups at the onset of May, can he take over clean-up in Minnesota? Plus, hitters worth streaming for next scoring period.

Whit Merrifield's days of being an upper-tier contributor might be over given his growing swing-and-miss and poor batted ball quality.

Our weekly focus on lineup adjustments, be it by performance or handedness match-ups, turns its eyes on the Padres' first lineup with Fernando Tatis Jr. back from his suspension. How a slump may impact a rookie's fantasy ceiling, and some under the radar match-ups for next week.

Ke'Bryan Hayes' early struggles are hiding another year of swing plane improvement and high-volume hard contact.