Yasiel Puig

Puig became every drafter's friend after getting shipped from the Dodgers to Reds. Some of those investors may have turned into enemies when he batted .218/.268/.391 through May. Yet he has since made amends by hitting .326/.364/.652 with 12 home runs and six steals. With 22 homers and 14 steals on the season, he could end 2019 in the exclusive 30/20 club. The buy-low opportunity has vanished, so it's time to sit back and enjoy the top-100 player we anticipated this spring. Moving from Cincinnati to Cleveland marks a park downgrade, but Puig could also get to bat behind Francisco Lindor and Jose Ramirez.

Puig was borderline droppable just a month ago but he has quickly turned his season around and is now on track for 40 homers, 20 steals, 100 RBIs and is batting over .260. While that may not keep up, it wouldn't be a surprise either considering he is playing in Great American Ballpark.

Puig's first season in Cincinnati started off slow, but he has been absolutely on fire of late. His batting average may always be on the lower side, but fantasy owners won't have much to complain about if he delivers 30 home runs and 20 stolen bases.