30 Alejandro De Aza, CF

Fantasy owners were snooping on Alejandro De Aza's page Wednesday, as he has lingered on the most-viewed players list for much of the day. Given that De Aza has just one RBI over the last five games, it is hard to understand all of the sudden interest in him.

De Aza's power has been impressive this season, as he is posting a career-high .189 isolated slugging percentage. Unfortunately, that increase has come with a huge spike in his strikeout rate and a drop in his batting average.

De Aza is still putting up a solid .320 batting average on balls in play, but his batting average overall is just .257, thanks to a career-worst 28.3 strikeout percentage. De Aza is starting to look like another all-or-nothing White Sox power hitter, a marked change from his last two seasons.

If his increase in power is legitimately sustainable, Fantasy owners should ultimately expect De Aza to have similar value at the end of the day. Unfortunately, that still slots him in around the 60s in two of our three experts' outfielder rankings. I don't see any reason to expect a spike in value. 

White Sox center fielder Alejandro De Aza homered Friday for the second consecutive game as part of a 2-for-5 performance. He is 5 for 10 with two homers over his last two games, lifting his line to .252/.293/.466 with seven home runs in 141 plate appearances this season.

White Sox outfielder Alejandro De Aza had a solid offensive performance in a 6-3 win over the New York Mets Wednesday at Citi Field. De Aza hit his sixth home run to lead it off in the first inning. 

De Aza went 3 for 5 in the game, as he added two singles and scored twice. He's batting .246. 

The 29-year-old had gone 0 for 9 over his previous two games, but has hit in seven of his last 10 with two homers, three steals and six runs scored over that span.