Price: $2,600

Ian Happ hasn't lived up to his rookie numbers in 2018, but his .339 wOBA and .220 ISO are still serviceable marks. They bring his career averages to a .346 wOBA and .249 ISO over 593 plate appearances. The switch-hitter has done his best work against right-handed hurlers in his career, turning a 36.2% hard-hit rate and 43.0% fly-ball rate into a .352 wOBA and .270 ISO.

Milwaukee Brewers righty Junior Guerra's 4.13 SIERA puts him on pace for his third straight season with a mark north of 4.10, and his 4.65 xFIP and 36.6% hard-hit rate against left-handed bats create a ton of value for here if Happ is in the lineup. Happ had been spending a lot of time in the eight spot, but he was bumped up to fifth on Sunday, something that would greatly boost his appeal if it happens again today.

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