I've got a fever and the only prescription might be cowbell, but today it's just trades.

Of course, it's trades. I'm Chris Welsh from Fantasy Pros. I have got five players

on my trade radar that I want to share with you. This episode today is brought to you by

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Let's get to it. Five players. I am answering the trade calls for.

Number one, Detroit Tigers outfielder Riley Greene. Don't look now, but some of these young

Tigers players are getting hot and Riley Greene is showing signs of a player we might want

some shares of. On the season, Greene is hitting 268 with three homers, five stolen bases.

Over the last two weeks, though, Greene has put up a 149WRC plus. He's got a

homer in that time and three stolen bases. The promise of power is starting to develop

is over the last two weeks. His ISO is up around 170. That's not fantastic, but it's better than

the season total stolen base numbers. They're also looking promising as he sat just above

the top 50% tile last year in sprint speed. This year, he's in the top 12% tile and it's showing

in his stolen base numbers. In that period of time, he's also cut his strikeout percentage by close

to 4%. On the year, Greene has upped his barrels from last year while raising his max EV to

over 114. Though his XBA is a little lower than his current average, his expected slugging is

actually higher. If Greene's current pace of ISO holds, we could see a spike in his power numbers

that push beyond his current projection numbers. As well, I think the rest of season projections

might be undershooting his speed. There is a real shot that Riley Greene might touch 20 stolen

bases. Greene is a cheap speculative buy that I would be checking in on. Number two, Tampa Bay

race starting pitcher, Zach Eflin. Eflin is almost about all they have left, right? I mean,

all the injuries. It's crazy. What's going on with the race? They're damaging pictures at the

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