JUST A BIG NOTE FOR THIS WEEK THAT THE FINAL WEEK OF THE BASEBALL SEASON IS USUALLY CHAOTIC WITH TEAMS CHANGING THEIR LINEUPS AND STARTING PITCHERS ONCE THEY GET ELIMINATED OR CLINCH A POSTSEASON BIRTH, ETC. MAKE SURE YOU CHECK EVERY DAY TO ENSURE THE PROJECTED STARTER IS STILL SET TO START

Everything you need to know to place your MLB bets and set your fantasy baseball lineups for Saturday, September 21.

Outfield is, obviously, the toughest position to rank among the hitter positions because it's the biggest position. But it's also the toughest to rank because there are just so many tough players to figure out at the position.

Welcome to The Lookahead, a weekly Fantasy Baseball column. This week we rank the 2025 first-rounders. As American icon and fount of homespun wisdom Dolly Parton once said, “If you don’t like the road you’re walking, start paving another one.”

The second-to-last week of the season is a loaded one for fantasy baseball purposes. Nearly half of all teams will play seven games, and the added volume has led to several intriguing two-start pitchers.

Scott White ranks the two-start pitchers for the upcoming scoring period, sorting them by how usable they are. The names depicted here are projected several days out and, thus, subject to change. Below are the two-start pitchers for Fantasy Week 27 (Sept.

This is the final week of the regular season! There is probably no worse week to stream two-start pitchers because nobody knows who will pitch over the final weekend. That’s just the reality, with most teams playing for nothing,