Jose Abreu

Abreu's strikeout rate has risen to the extent that he's unlikely to hit .290-.300 like he used to, but he's still no slouch in that department, and he's on pace to top 30 home runs for the fourth time in six seasons.

The always reliable Abreu fell short of a .290 batting average (.265) and 100 RBIs (78) for the first time in his five-year MLB tenure. The power is back to normal; he already has 28 homers and 100 RBIs in late August. While he's hitting .279, his 53 barrels trail only six hitters. Some fantasy players have never even given the White Sox first baseman proper due even at his finest, so they're now overlooking another boringly stout campaign.

Abreu just keeps getting it done for fantasy owners year after year and this time around is no different. He has a .280 batting average with 21 homers going into the break and that's the type of reliable production we should expect in the second half too.