15 players moved more than 100 projected points in the last day.
The board re-ran and 15 players moved by more than 100 projected points in the last day. That is roughly the top 1% of daily movement, on a normal day the median player shifts under 3 points, so these are the re-forecasts worth knowing about, not noise.
| Player | Pos | Change | Proj pts now | Value | Why |
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| Sal Stewart | 1B/3B/DH | -186 | 131 | -299 | Re-forecast |
| Griffin Conine | OF/1B | -171 | 80 | -188 | Re-forecast |
| Kyle Karros | 3B | -167 | 173 | -114 | Health |
| Troy Johnston | OF/1B | -160 | 105 | -151 | Re-forecast |
| Héctor Rodríguez | OF | -154 | 40 | -78 | Re-forecast |
| Nathan Church | OF | -146 | 65 | -160 | Re-forecast |
| Dylan Beavers | OF | -143 | 54 | -118 | Re-forecast |
| Tristan Peters | OF | -135 | 88 | -211 | Health |
| Victor Mesa Jr. | OF | -114 | 39 | -87 | Re-forecast |
| Vaughn Grissom | 1B/2B/3B | -111 | 73 | -91 | Re-forecast |
_Showing the 10 largest of 15._
12 of these 15 moved with no injury designation attached. That is the engine re-forecasting a healthy player, a role change, a call-up sticking, playing time being reallocated, and it is the more actionable half of this list, because nobody else is watching for it: Sal Stewart (-186), Griffin Conine (-171), Troy Johnston (-160), Héctor Rodríguez (-154), Nathan Church (-146), Dylan Beavers (-143).
These are projection changes, not results. A jump usually means the engine now expects more playing time, a return from the IL, a rotation or bullpen role changing, a call-up sticking, and a drop usually means the opposite. The Note column flags anyone currently carrying an injury designation, which explains a large share of both directions.
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