For hitter streams, Zola circled Noelvi Marte atop a stack of Reds (Spencer Steer, TJ Friedl, Gavin Lux) heading into Coors Field against Rockies right-hander Ryan Feltner. Feltner has served up a 5.00-plus ERA and a .500 slugging percentage to righties in Denver, and Coors is MLB’s premier run-scoring environment. With the thin air boosting batting-average on balls in play and extra-base power, Zola expects Marte to capitalize on both run-production and stolen-base chances, labeling him a must-start in any daily lineup format.

Zola highlighted Noelvi Marte as a widely available right-handed bat to stream this weekend. The Reds open a series at Coors Field against Rockies lefty Kyle Freeland, giving Marte the platoon edge plus the altitude bump. With everyday playing time and gap-to-gap power, Marte is poised to rack up runs and RBI in fantasy lineups.

Chris Welsh sees Noelvi Marte as a speculative fantasy pickup following Matt McLain's placement on the IL. Although cautious about Marte's current lack of home run production and concerns about pitch recognition, Welsh highlighted Marte's impressive speed and contact ability, pointing to six doubles and numerous stolen bases at AAA. With Christian Encarnacion-Strand currently struggling, Welsh believes Marte could quickly carve out a meaningful role if he produces immediately upon promotion, suggesting fantasy managers in deeper leagues or with bench flexibility should consider adding Marte proactively.