Over the last two weeks, Miguel Sano has a top-25 hard-hit rate in the league and the 11th-ranked exit velocity. He's been hitting the ball well all year, and in this span, the only thing missing is the results. Looking at this recent batted-ball profile, you will see a lot of lineouts, flyouts, and the word "sharply."

Sano should be able to get some results that DFSers like in an upcoming series with the Chicago White Sox, as he will face two lefties in Derek Holland and Jose Quintana, along with soft-tossing righty David Holmberg. He should be targeted heavily, but may go overlooked even in great matchups at a stacked position like third base.