Week 1 lineups have barely locked, and we're already talking Week 2? Yeah, that's what happens when the season begins on a Thursday. There's an awkward half-week that can be treated as either its own scoring period or combined with the first full week for an 11-day scoring period.

After a stellar opening day with two homers, Tyler Soderstrom continues to be a great option as the Athletics take on a less daunting back-end of the Cubs' rotation, followed by three games in the hitter-friendly confines of Coors Field. His emerging power could make him a key player in this scoring period.

Peterson’s strikeout rate dropped sharply last season (19.8%), but on a positive note he was much better at keeping the ball in the yard. The southpaw is a low-ceiling, high-floor starter who can be used in 12-team leagues during a week with a favorable pair of matchups.