If you need a hitter, in any format, Toronto outfielder Adam Lind is your man.  Most of the chatter and attention around this time of year is centered around who will be traded and how those moves affect player values in fantasy.  Lind’s terrific recent performance has gotten lost in the shuffle.

I have promoted Lind since he was called up once again back on June 22, and he has more than delivered.  The Blue Jays finally let him play everyday (and likely

Plenty of teams with dreams of reaching the playoffs are already in need of a boost.  Good thing help is literally only a phone call away.  There are plenty of top prospects thriving down on the farm that could change the fortunes of both their major league and your fantasy teams. 

Max Scherzer, P, ARI:  Groomed previously as a reliever, Scherzer has been spectacular as a starter this season.  The PCL is known so much as a hitter’s league that the Dodgers tend to avoid placing

There are several generally unowned players in fantasy (both hitters and pitchers) that can help your team right now and in the future. Here are some hot pick-ups to consider adding in fantasy baseball this week:

Joey Votto, 1B, CIN: Votto finally takes over for Scott Hatteberg at first base. He’s hitting .298 heading into Monday with 3 home runs and 10 RBI. A bit of concern is the fact that the rookie has not yet drawn a walk in 47 at-bats. He’s still definitely