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Perhaps you haven't noticed, but teams wasted little time in getting back to work once the non-waiver trade deadline passed on July 31.

From former stars on the downside of their careers like Michael Bourn, Mike Napoli and Nick Swisher to role players like Eric O'Flaherty and Tyler Pastornicky, a handful of players have been traded in the early part of August.

The most heralded, touted and celebrated team before the season started has used the first four-plus months of it to become easily the most disappointing.

With a deep list of high-priced talent both as pitchers and hitters, you don't necessarily have to grab the top daily fantasy baseball players on August 11. As long as you grab some of the best options at each position and complement them with a few bargain picks, you could be in position to make some big money.

Here is a look at predictions for the top scorers for Tuesday's contests as well as a breakdown of some bargain options.

There are 15 games on the MLB schedule Tuesday night, allowing DraftKings daily fantasy players a full array of possibilities when it comes to setting a lineup.

The current MLB landscape is dominated by young talent, with Mike Trout and Bryce Harper leading the way in their respective leagues, and that influx of youth has continued here in 2015.

This year's NL Rookie of the Year race is stacking up to be an absolute dogfight over the final two months of the season, and there is no shortage of young stars in the American League, led by the man pictured above: Carlos Correa.

The shortstop originally signed for $375,000, and now he might be the best in the league. The third baseman signed for $50,000, and now he might be the Rookie of the Year.

These are the kinds of stories baseball people love, and the San Francisco Giants have an infield full of them. They have four homegrown starters that cost them not even $2 million in combined bonuses, and they may well have the best four-man unit in the game.

The Kansas City Royals are a stone-cold lock to win the American League Central, but the rest of baseball's division and wild-card races are still far from determined.

As Bill Shaikin of the Los Angeles Times noted, while the Royals have claimed a 12-game edge in the AL Central, the other five division front-runners have a combined lead of 11.5 games. Simply put, there's a lot left to be decided between now and the end of the season.

It's been a lost season for the Colorado Rockies. In the midst of it, though, Carlos Gonzalez has found himself.

Boston Red Sox pitcher Koji Uehara will be on the disabled list for the remainder of the 2015 season with a fractured right wrist.

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The New York Yankees were held scoreless by the Toronto Blue Jays pitching staff Saturday and Sunday, marking the first time in an MLB-record 2,665 games that the Bronx Bombers have been shut out in consecutive contests, per MLB Stat of the Day.