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Outfielders

Andres Torres, OF, San Francisco Giants

On the mend

Torres (emergency appendicitis on Sept. 12) is making a quick recovery. He took BP for the first time yesterday, and the Giants could have him back this weekend versus the Colorado Rockies, at Coors Field. He may be available off the bench only, at least initially.

Most fantasy owners dropped this surprise sparkplug when news of his surgery broke. Can't blame them: He was just 4-for-39 in September. Still, Torres has hit .269 with 14 homers and 23 steals this year. He could be a regular again next week, though. He's itching to make a contribution to the Giants' cause in the season's last days, and he could do the same for you.

Shallow mixed: Watch

Deep mixed: Acquire

NL-only: Acquire