How about one earned run allowed since the beginning of June? With his stellar performance this season, Phillips has managed to get his career record back to .500, but the idea that he could be bagging saves for the best team in baseball is not farfetched.

Bradish was simply molested earlier this season, but since returning to the Orioles in late-July, he’s been very good, lowering his ERA in six straight appearances, including eight shutout innings against the powerful Astros on Friday. With a 3.21 ERA and just 30 hits allowed in 33 2/3 IP over this stretch, he deserves some Fantasy love.

A two-time All-Star, Andrus actually went yard the day before getting his walking papers, but he had cooled significantly in August after a solid performance last month. He’s been more productive this season, but is still nowhere near his peak in 2017. Andrus definitely gives the Pale Hose more depth at shortstop, and for the time being, could be a useful AL-only asset. Let’s not forget that he is a superb athlete with speed and a bit of pop. However, how much is left in the tank remains an open question.

Now in B-More, Voth is back in the rotation and has managed to strike out better than a batter per frame over the last three starts, continuing a roll that has seen him improve his ERA in 13 straight appearances (including nine starts). Just think about that for a moment. Voth put up a 2.75 ERA in four starts and one relief outing in July, and has been decent in his two August appearances. This dude has never looked better since joining the Orioles, and for the year, he’s in the 95th percentile for limiting hard contact. Maybe Voth deserves some AL-only love?

He’s given up just one earned run over his last three starts combined as he continues to get better as the season has progressed (although his command was a bit spotty in July). Not surprisingly, Steele’s K/9 is down as a full-time starter, but considering how strong he’s looked over the last six starts, he’s emerged as an intriguing streaming or deeper mixed league option.

Olivares had been hitting well before hitting the IL, drawing plenty of walks this month (.370 OBP). Coming off a tough 2021, he’s rebounded nicely, having already set career highs in several categories, while batting over .300. Expect Olivares back early next week, and consider him a nice second half sleeper.

He racked up a ton of steals at Double-A, earning a recent promotion to Triple-A, where he’s continuing to put up total bases. When you consider that Carroll missed all of 2020 because there was no season, and most of last year with an injury, what he’s done this season is beyond amazing. This dude headlines one of the game’s best farm systems, and given his current trajectory, we wouldn’t be surprised to see him make his MLB debut later this season.