Recommendation: Before having season-ending wrist surgery, Weeks was well on his way to a career-best season with nine homers and a .272 average through 37 games. In the best-case scenario, you might get 120-125 games from him (something he's offered just twice in five full MLB seasons), but given the low cost and the high upside at a position that lacks talent later in fantasy drafts, Weeks is worth the risk. Setting the table for a potent Milwaukee offense, Weeks should be a viable source of runs scored and steals in addition to a surprising amount of pop. Just be sure to expect something closer to the .240-.250 range for his batting average, as Weeks' .272 last season was driven by a slightly inflated .313 BABIP.