Jacob Amaya is not in the starting lineup for the White Sox against the Tigers.

Fantasy Impact: Amaya sits Friday after starting the White Sox' previous game.

Michael A. Taylor is not in the starting lineup for the White Sox against the Tigers.

Fantasy Impact: Taylor sits Friday after starting the White Sox' previous game.

Lenyn Sosa is in the starting lineup for the White Sox against the Tigers.

Fantasy Impact: Sosa gets the start at second base and will hit sixth Friday.

Andrew Vaughn is in the starting lineup for the White Sox against the Tigers.

Fantasy Impact: Vaughn gets the start at first base and will hit fourth Friday.

Mason Adams underwent successful Tommy John surgery Wednesday morning. (Source: Scott Merkin on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Adams posted a 2.92 ERA and 1.14 WHIP over 120.1 minor league innings last season. He's likely to return to the mound in mid-2026.

Sean Burke allowed six earned runs on seven hits while striking out one over 4.1 innings in Wednesday's loss to the Twins.

Fantasy Impact: This performance significantly tarnishes his previously pristine season stats, as he now has a 5.23 ERA and a 0.97 WHIP after just two appearances. Burke's inability to go deep into games raises concerns about his durability and effectiveness, making him a risky option in fantasy leagues moving forward.

Brooks Baldwin went 1-for-3 in loss to the Twins with a home run and an RBI.

Fantasy Impact: This performance marks his first home run of the season, which could signal a potential uptick in power as he continues to find his rhythm at the plate. With a solid batting average of .357 through five games, Baldwin is showing promise, but his lack of walks and low wOBA suggest he may need to improve his plate discipline to maintain consistent fantasy value.

Martin Perez will make his next start on Sunday against the Tigers. (Source: Cody Stavenhagen on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Perez tossed six no-hit innings in his season debut against the Twins. He will look to keep it going to close this weekend's series against Detroit.

Davis Martin will make his next start on Saturday against the Tigers. (Source: Cody Stavenhagen on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Martin allowed two (unearned) runs over six innings in his season debut against the Angels. He will look to keep it going against Detroit.

Jonathan Cannon is scheduled to start next on Friday against the Tigers. (Source: Cody Stavenhagen on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Cannon will open the weekend series against Detroit. He threw five scoreless innings in his season debut against the Angels.

Jordan Leasure allowed two earned runs on two hits while striking out two batters in Tuesday's loss to the Twins.

Fantasy Impact: His season ERA now sits at 6.75, indicating ongoing struggles in his role, and his WHIP of 1.50 suggests he’s been allowing too many baserunners. With no saves or holds to his name this season, Leasure's fantasy value remains low, and he may not be a reliable option for managers seeking consistent relief pitching.

Brandon Eisert allowed one hit and one earned run while striking out one batter in a brief appearance during Tuesday's loss to the Twins.

Fantasy Impact: This outing raises concerns about his consistency, as he now holds a 5.40 ERA and has yet to secure a save or hold this season. With a high strikeout rate but a concerning BABIP, Eisert's role in the White Sox bullpen may be in jeopardy if he cannot improve his performance in future games. Fantasy managers should monitor his usage closely as the season progresses.

Fraser Ellard allowed no hits and struck out one batter in 1.1 innings of work during Tuesday's loss to the Twins.

Fantasy Impact: His impressive season stats, including a 0.00 ERA and a minuscule 0.43 WHIP, suggest he could be a reliable option in deeper fantasy leagues. However, with no saves or holds to his name, his value remains limited unless he secures a more prominent role in the White Sox bullpen. Keep an eye on his usage as the season progresses, as he could emerge as a sneaky source of strikeouts.

Shane Smith allowed two earned runs on two hits and four walks while striking out three over 5.2 innings in Tuesday's loss to the Twins.

Fantasy Impact: Despite a solid ERA of 3.18 and a low BABIP of .133 this season, Smith's 4.8 K/9 and a concerning 0.75 strikeout-to-walk ratio raise red flags for his fantasy viability. His inability to limit walks could lead to trouble in future outings, making him a risky option in deeper leagues moving forward.

Korey Lee went 0-for-2 in loss to the Twins with one strikeout.

Fantasy Impact: Lee's continued struggles at the plate have him sitting at a disappointing .167 batting average for the season, with just one hit in six at-bats. His lack of production and high strikeout rate make him a risky option in fantasy lineups, and unless he can turn things around quickly, he may find himself on the bench or in a platoon situation.

Austin Slater went 0-for-2 with one strikeout in the loss to the Twins.

Fantasy Impact: Slater's performance continues to highlight his struggles at the plate, as he has only managed a .250 batting average through four games this season. With limited production and a low walk rate, his fantasy value remains questionable, and he may need to find a way to improve his consistency to be a reliable option moving forward.

Miguel Vargas went 0-for-4 in loss to the Twins with one strikeout.

Fantasy Impact: Vargas's early-season struggles continue, as he now holds a disappointing .177 batting average and a concerning 0.300 strikeout rate. Fantasy managers should be wary, as his lack of production and high strikeout rate suggest he may not be a reliable option in the near term.

Andrew Benintendi went 3-for-4 in loss to the Twins with two runs scored.

Fantasy Impact: Despite the team's struggles, Benintendi's strong start to the season continues, boasting a .353 batting average and a solid .474 wOBA. His ability to consistently reach base and score runs makes him a valuable asset in fantasy leagues, especially if he can maintain this level of performance. However, the lack of extra-base hits and stolen bases may limit his overall upside, so fantasy managers should monitor his power and speed metrics moving forward.

Luis Robert Jr. went 0-for-4 in loss to the Twins with two strikeouts.

Fantasy Impact: His ongoing struggles at the plate continue to raise concerns, as he now holds a disappointing .177 batting average through five games this season. With only three hits and a low wOBA of .195, Robert's fantasy value is dwindling, and managers may want to consider benching him until he shows signs of improvement.

Nick Maton went 1-for-3 in the loss to the Twins with a home run, one RBI, one run scored, one walk, and one strikeout.

Fantasy Impact: While Maton showcased his power with the long ball, his overall season batting average remains low at .222, indicating inconsistency at the plate. However, with two home runs in just nine at-bats, he has the potential to contribute in power categories if he can improve his contact rate and overall consistency. Fantasy managers should keep an eye on his performance as he looks to build on this showing.