Jorge Cantu:  Start him, or if you can, pick him up and then start him.  He is only owned in 89% of leagues and most recently trending downward.  He’s going ot be streaking up soon.  He will be entering one of the hitter-friendliest parks in the bigs as well as one of the most hitter-friendly lineups in the bigs.  This week Texas faces Seattle and Oakland.  Cantu’s career numbers against both teams: In over 150 ABs Jorge is hitting .297 with 4HRs.  He doesn’t have great career power numbers against these teams, yet he has hti for an average almost 25 points above his total career numbers and with the devastating lineup around him his RBI chances will skyrocket.

Josh Willingham (89%):  Just like Jorge, start ‘em if ya got ‘em.  Josh has phenomenal numbers at Chase Field (.333 AVG, .360 OBP, .964 OPS through 48ABs) one of the league’s better hitter’s parks.  The start of August ushers in Josh’s historically best month for HR hitting (1 HR/20 AB vs. a career 1 HR/ 24 AB w/o Aug.) and second-best month for AVG. (.280 avg. vs. a career avg. .261 w/o Aug, nearly 20 points higher).

Rajai Davis (69%):  His speed is great but when you account for his great career hitting numbers against KC and at home, he makes more of a complete fantasy impact.  Career numbers against KC: .366 AVG. with an OBP of .451.  If he can keep raking at this pace his potential for swipes could jump this upcoming week.  After KC he plays at home where he plays against Texas, hitting a .314 clip against them this year, nearly 40 points above this year’s numbers.  You also have to take into account that Rajai has a career post all-star average 50 points higher than before the Midsummer Classic, as well as an OPS that’s over 140 points higher.  His hot pace continues with 11 hits in his last 33 ABs and 5 SBs as well over the course of the last 15 games.