Fantasy Baseball Category Analysis: Didi Gregorius, Brandon ...

He hasn’t hit a home run since the end of May but did raise his average by nearly 40 points and has been scoring runs in bunches.After breaking onto the scene and crushing four home runs in his first six Major League games, Baddoo has seemingly changed his approach and has become more of a get-on-base and score-by-any-means-possible type. His triple-slash line was a stellar .348/.434/.455 for the month of June.While the electrifying Baddoo may not hit more than a handful of home runs, he should continue to rack up the stolen bases (three already this month) and will help you in the run-scoring departments as well. With Nimmo reaching base over 40 percent of the time, it’s a no-brainer that the Mets’ leadoff hitter is going to score a hefty amount of runs. Take advantage of the situation and add the Mets’ center fielder and his impressive stat line (.330/.422/.443) now if you lack in runs or batting average.Joey Votto (1B – CIN): 35% Plus, he has looked even nastier of late, striking out nine over his last 4.1 innings.Whether it’s ERA or saves or just about any other pitching category you need, Green can help. The six-foot-seven Megill most recently shut down the hot-hitting Brewers over five innings, striking out seven.To start his career, the towing Megill owns an 11.93 K/9 and a 3.77 ERA. From our Lineup Assistant – which provides your optimal lineup based on accurate consensus projections – to our Waiver Wire Assistant – that allows you to quickly see which available players will improve your team and by how much – we’ve got you covered this fantasy baseball season.Austin Lowell is a featured writer at FantasyPros.