Brian Anderson is one of the this season's lone bright spots for the largely futile Miami Marlins' offense. The former third-round pick has been on a modest run since the start of June, with a .289 average and 21 extra-base hits over that span.

Plus, his advanced metrics over the last month show that he could still ratchet things up a notch or two. The no-name Marlin has a 42.8% hard-hit rate and 24.4% liners over the last 30 days to go with an immaculate 1% strikeouts-minus-walks clip. If Anderson is indeed poised for a late-season surge, his FanDuel salary in the mid $2,000s could prove to be a bargain, especially with the shaky rotations of the Mets and Cardinals on tap this week.