Weekly Roto Recaps · September 21, 2026 to September 28, 2026
How the Roto Champ standings moved, and which teams moved them.
Sep 21the week’s race, nightlySep 28
Top five at the window’s close · points and the week’s swing
The Tampa Bay Rays still lead, now by 0.5 points over the Milwaukee Brewers, almost exactly where it stood a week ago.
The New York Mets were the week’s biggest riser, adding 17.5 points, climbing from 25th to 20th. The gain came from ERA (11.0 points) and WHIP (8.0 points). Ronny Mauricio drove it: three home runs, five RBI and three runs.
The San Francisco Giants lost the most ground, 19.5 points, falling from 21st to 26th. Their own totals kept climbing: roto placement moves when rivals improve faster, and the field simply went past them.
Batting average was the most volatile category. Athletics (up 5.0, now 12th) and Houston Astros (up 5.0, now 10th) moved the furthest.
The Tampa Bay Rays carry a 0.5-point lead going into the new week.
Jared Jones made the week’s biggest climb, up 76 places to no. 105 among pitchers: 14 strikeouts and one win, a 0.00 ERA on the week. Eury Pérez rose 42 to no. 75 among pitchers.
Noah Cameron slid 20 places to no. 88 among pitchers even while producing (three strikeouts): the field around him simply did more.
New to the top 100: Carlos Rodón (no. 85 among pitchers), Dominic Canzone (no. 95 among hitters) and Jo Adell (no. 96 among hitters).
On the all-time chart, Drew Rasmussen’s season climbed to no. 226 among pitchers all-time, just ahead of Walter Johnson’s 1911 and Cade Smith’s season climbed to no. 241 among pitchers all-time, just ahead of Chris Sale’s 2018.
Pete Alonso of the Baltimore Orioles had the bat of the week: five home runs, eight RBI and eight runs. Zack Wheeler of the Philadelphia Phillies had the arm of the week: 16 strikeouts and one win.
Compiled automatically from the nightly Roto Champ standings and player stat snapshots. See the current standings.