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There are just a few more weeks left in the 2015 MLB season, which means you have to take advantage of your remaining opportunities to win in daily fantasy baseball.

Aces like Zack Greinke and Chris Sale are still top options, while Bryce Harper and Prince Fielder have been red-hot at the plate. However, here is a deeper look at some names that might have been overlooked to this point in the season.

If a player can't help immediately, he's no longer important to own in fantasy baseball leagues.

Late in the season, several fantasy managers are sleeping on the job. There's no other way to explain injured players remaining owned in more than half of Yahoo Sports league. It may look nice to roster an inactive star, but some no-name getting September playing time will prove more useful.

NEW YORK — Read the back pages of this city's tabloids, and you'd never know New York has two baseball teams headed for the playoffs.

One team makes the headlines every day. The other has been featured one time fewer than a football team that plays 200 miles northeast of here.

With the MLB regular-season finish line in sight, it's time for a fresh installment of Bleacher Report's Team of the Week.

In case you're just joining us, these are the players (one per position, including a starting pitcher and designated hitter) who have lit up box scores over the past seven days. Forget their overall stats. We're judging them solely on what they accomplished between Sept. 11 and Sept. 17.

To qualify, a player needs at least two starts at the position in question or at least one start for pitchers.

If you load the bases for Mike Trout, good things are going to happen.

In the second inning against the Minnesota Twins on Thursday night, the Los Angeles Angels did just that—and the reigning American League MVP delivered.

Trout took A.J. Achter's pitch deep to right-center field and gave his Angels a 6-5 lead. It was his 37th long ball of the season.

Milwaukee Brewers pitcher Jimmy Nelson has suffered a head injury after being hit by a line drive against the St. Louis Cardinals on Thursday night.

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The Los Angeles Dodgers appeared to bolster an already-formidable starting rotation at the trade deadline when they added Mat Latos from the Miami Marlins, but the right-handed pitcher is no longer with the major league team.

Devastating.

Purely and simply devastating. 

There is hardly another way to sum up the awful fortune dealt to Pittsburgh Pirates valuable rookie shortstop Jung Ho Kang on Thursday afternoon after he was taken out while turning a double play against the Chicago Cubs.

Pittsburgh Pirates rookie infielder Jung Ho Kang went down with a nasty leg injury following a takeout slide from Chicago Cubs outfielder Chris Coghlan on Thursday, and the team's worst fears were confirmed hours after a 9-6 loss. 

Miami Marlins All-Star outfielder Giancarlo Stanton has suffered a setback in his bid to return to the field from a broken bone in his left hand.

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