Switch-hitter Jed Lowrie has been squaring up right-handed pitchers lately but has little to show for it. Over the last week, he saw a bunch of lineouts and flyouts, with one home run and a .278 BABIP. He's hit the ball well all season and is hitting it especially hard now, but Lowrie isn't getting the results fantasy baseball players like to see.

Lowrie will get to bat from the left side in some amazing matchups against James Shields, Mike Pelfrey, Sam Gaviglio and Andrew Moore. At under $3,000 on FanDuel, Lowrie should be a low-owned, high-upside second baseman all week for tournaments.