Rece Hinds provided a spark for CIN in July, and he should be back for the final month of the season. Plus more from the NL Central.

Bryce Miller has made sustainable changes that have made him a reliable option for 2025 fantasy rotations.

Pete Crow-Armstrong and Lars Nootbaar need a strong close to the season. Plus, Rhett Lowder could make his big-league debut soon, the outfield door continues to rotate in PIT, and the case for Tyler Black to stick in MIL this time around.

The Pirates' depth at 2B could help solve one of their biggest holes on the roster. Plus, hot prospects pushing for debuts in STL and MIL, a dynamic duo behind the plate for CHC, and a post-hype prospect worth watching for CIN.

Who will shine among the young arms in Chicago? Plus, the crowded MIL rotation, looking for a Henry Davis path in PIT, CF situation in STL, and reassessing Noelvi Marte in CIN.

Just when the closer picture became clear for CHC, another twist may be on the way. Plus, more arms in PIT, CIN and STL and an intriguing outfield transaction from MIL.

CHC and STL both had prospects nearing their big league debuts appearing in the Futures Game. Plus, PIT's search for a corner outfielder continues, Matt McLain inches closer to a return for CIN, and the leadoff role in MIL.

MIL got aggressive by trading for Aaron Civale, but they still have more options to improve their roster. Plus, CIN has an elite SP prospect that should reach the majors, an intriguing RP stash in CHC, the effects of STL getting healthier, and plugging the rotation holes in PIT.

The Cubs could be sellers at the trade deadline, and there's a name to know in STL. Plus, catching up on some pitching prospects in CIN and PIT, and Devin Williams' impending return in MIL.

There's a strong case for CHI and PIT's starting catchers to lose playing time. Plus, some OF roles could shift for STL and CIN soon, and MIL finally gets some good pitching news.

The Cubs had a bad week of injuries in their rotation. Who can step up? Plus, another young arm is on the way for PIT, a shakeup at catcher in STL, and potential roles for two players on the cusp of returns in MIL and CIN.