Angel Genao

The 22-year-old switch-hitter debuted August 5 with a .309/.395/.494 line and a 7% swinging-strike rate at Triple-A Columbus. Jose Ramirez is healthy, so Genao's immediate at-bats come through DH/utility rotations rather than an everyday third-base role — but the Guardians promoted him because he can hit, not to sit. In 15-team formats and deeper leagues he is a high-upside stash. In standard 10-12-team formats, wait until a regular role emerges before spending significant FAAB.

The promotion turns a speculative stash into an immediate add. Genao's disciplined, contact-heavy profile is especially valuable in OBP formats, and Cleveland has both a shortstop opening and temporary third-base flexibility. Bid 8-12% in 12-team OBP leagues; 4-7% in average leagues.

Genao's minor-league profile reads like a premium fantasy asset hiding in plain sight: .309/.395/.494 with 10 homers, 9 steals, a 45% hard-hit rate, and a 7% swinging-strike rate at Triple-A Columbus across 72 games before his August 5 callup. The switch-hitting 22-year-old is not getting Ramirez's everyday third-base reps, but the Guardians promoted him for a reason. In a league with an IL spot or NA slot, stash Genao at 14% owned; a hot week earns him regular at-bats on a contending roster with a real lineup around him, and the power-speed combo will get him paid.