Cleveland Indians first baseman Yonder Alonso has finally started to find some consistency over the last two weeks, hitting .328/.418/.517 since May 22 (67 plate appearances) with 2 homers, 13 RBIs and 10 runs scored.

While those numbers don't set the world on fire, they are particularly good for American League first basemen, a position that has seen a dearth of production this season.

His .331 wOBA this year ranks 5th among 11 AL first-sackers, and his 11 homers and 36 RBIs are both 4th. Given the lack of depth at the position, Alonso is especially valuable in deeper formats and AL-only leagues, and now's the time to make an offer on a player who hit 28 bombs last year while his rise in play is still a bit under the radar.