I keep leaving him out, and Jimmy Paredes just keeps hitting. The surprise breakout star for the Baltimore Orioles now ranks fourth in American League slugging percentage (.590) and OPS (.973) in 29 games this season.
O's manager Buck Showalter spoke about Paredes and his confidence in the third baseman, via of the Baltimore Sun:
I think it is great. I don't think he is going to sneak up on anybody anymore. He is out of the ambush mode, but he keeps doing it. He got two hits [Friday] night because he can run. ...
He's played like a guy that should be leading the American League in hitting. Every time you think [he'll stumble], all the sudden there goes another one. I'm really happy for Jimmy because he is getting something back from what he put in it.
Considering he has nine hits in his last five games, Paredes really isn't sneaking up on pitchers anymore. But a lineup without Paredes on Sunday will likely be one that's not sneaking into the top of any fantasy games.

Shortstop: Starlin Castro, Chicago Cubs ($4,100)
Despite the young talent coming in and stealing the spotlight away, Starlin Castro has remained a force for the Chicago Cubs.
Though he hasn't hit for power often, Castro is still registering over seven fantasy points per game in his last 10 games. Knocking multiple hits over the last two starts, he's also finding ways to score huge points in DraftKings with contact hitting alone.
Also take into account that Castro is hitting better on the road this season than at home, tallying seven fantasy points per away game. Going against Jeremy Hellickson, who boasts a 5.52 ERA and .296 average allowed, Castro will continue to post quality numbers for fantasy owners.

Outfielder: Andrew McCutchen, Pittsburgh Pirates ($5,100)
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