At the very least, Perdomo has shown great glovework all over the infield and on Tuesday he smoked a grand salami for his first big league dinger. He racked up a ton of runs, showed flashes of a solid hit tool and displayed nice speed over his minor league career and is still just 22, so there could be some nice upside here.

The Atlanta native and former Dodger prospect has always had an MLB-swing, so give him a look if you need infield help.

This season, he’s seeing plenty of action at DH, OF and first base, and while his extra-base sock has dipped a bit (although it seems to have resurfaced this week), he’s upped his walk rate while racking up hits to the tune of a career-best .287 BA. Ramirez is also showing some decent glovework in the outfield and may have done enough to keep getting solid PT, so consider him an AL-only option.

Williams was very sharp in his start Tuesday, but bear in mind that wins may be tough to come by here given that he’s not fully stretched out to pitch deep into games. As a result, consider him simply a deep NL-only league option for the time being.

And while he remains ice cold now, he had driven in runs in three straight before Friday, making him an intriguing buy-low, streaming or DFS option as he remains as asset in OBP leagues thanks to his superb strike zone judgment (he drew a pair of free passes Friday). Grossman’s BABIP has been ridiculously low lately, and that’s bound to normalize, so taking a flier now could provide nice returns.