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This weeks edition of the Trade Analyzer is entirely focused on players whom fantasy managers should trade away. Some of the players listed below are playing poorly and are showing strong indicators that they will not turn things around. Managers are being hurt simply by having these players in their lineup, and trading them away is the best plan of action.There are also some players listed below who have overachieved thus far, making them sell-high candidates.Sell LowKyle Tucker, OF, Dodgers: The narrative on Tuckers disappointing 2025 season was that hand and calf injuries caused a disappointing second half in which he posted a .738 OPS. The Dodgers certainly bought into that story when they handed him a massive free-agent contract. But after 2.5 months of the current campaign, its fair to wonder if Tuckers issues run deeper.Despite being propped up by baseballs best lineup, the 30-year-old is hitting just .236 with five homers and 30 RBI. His quality of contact is down, especially his 5.6% barrel rate. And his expected stats mostly line up with his actual marks. After seeing Tucker play poorly for almost an entire year, its time to allow him to do so on someone elses roster.Geraldo Perdomo, SS, Diamondbacks: At this point, its fair to wonder if Perdomo was a one-year wonder from a fantasy perspective. The shortstop is an effective defender with terrific plate discipline, which makes him valuable to the D-backs. But the 26-year-old doesnt hit the ball hard and hasnt made any progress in that area as he reaches his prime. His .263 xBA is a good indicator that he may make modest improvements on his .237 average. However, the rest of his numbers are underwhelming, and Perdomo should be viewed as a 20-steal player who lacks power potential.He has been the 31st-most productive fantasy shortstop, and the depth at the position makes it hard to see him returning to the top 20.Luke Keaschall, 2B, Twins: I was excited about Keaschall during draft season but am willing to admit that his poor quality of contact has made him a bust. His 84.1 mph average exit velocity and 2.7% barrel rate are among the lowest marks of any full-time player, and until they improve, he will produce meager numbers in every category except steals. Keaschall remains rostered in 62% of Yahoo leagues and can be dealt for any player who has the potential to remain on a fantasy roster for the foreseeable future.Framber Valdez, SP, Tigers: Although their positions and overall value are different, Valdez has some similarities to Tucker. Fantasy managers mostly gave Valdez a pass during draft season for a poor finish to 2025. But the main reason he logged a second-half ERA of 5.20 was a notable drop in his strikeout rate from 25.5% to 19.9%.And those problems have persisted into this year, as his 18.6% strikeout rate is a career-worst mark. Additionally, there is a new problem with Valdez, who is no longer inducing grounders at an elite rate. Hes more of an innings eater than impact player, and fortunately, fantasy managers can undo their mistake much easier than the Tigers.Sell HighLiam Hicks, C/1B, Marlins: Hicks is a great story, as a 27-year-old late bloomer who has gone from a mixed-league afterthought to the sixth-ranked fantasy catcher to this point in the season. Unfortunately, once we get past terrific plate discipline, there isnt much in his skill set. Hicks doesnt hit the ball hard (86.0 mph average velocity) and has been fortunate to go deep 12 times.The gap between his .461 SLG and .374 xSLG shows his downside as a power hitter and is a good reason for fantasy managers to explore his trade market. After all, Hicks could fetch a significant return at a different position, and there are some solid catchers on the waiver wire in standard Yahoo formats.Ozzie Albies, 2B, Braves: Albies has some similarities to Hicks. He deserves credit for his ability to limit strikeouts (12.5%), which helps him to post a respectable batting average. But he isnt hitting the ball hard enough (87.0 mph average exit velocity) to maintain his current power production, which includes 10 homers and 36 RBI. Albies strong start at the plate has also masked the fact that he has swiped just one base, and past expectations for a double-digit steals total were part of his appeal. Hes still someone to start but isnt the impact player that he appears to be.Jos Soriano, SP, Angels: Last week, I mentioned the regression that was happening with Soriano. And since that time, his struggles have continued. Over eight starts since April 28, the right-hander has posted a 5.28 ERA and 1.60 WHIP. His control over the strike zone has regressed over that stretch, which is indicated by a 44:27 K:BB ratio. Soriano still has respectable season-long ratios (2.96 ERA, 1.24 WHIP) but is no longer an impactful starter.Connelly Early, SP, Red Sox: Managers with Early on their roster can refer back to the paragraph that I wrote about him in yesterdays deep dive on American League rookies. The youngster has been fortunate thus far, and the combination of his stellar ratios and prospect status should make him overvalued on the trade market.

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Former Disney Channel star Leigh-Allyn Baker posted a very talkable video recently showing how she soaked her feet in a cup of ice water while stuck on a delayed airplane prompting numerous reactions, including many positive ones.Best known for playing Amy Duncan on Disney Channel's "Good Luck Charlie," Baker shared the video after her flight sat on the runway for roughly two hours with apparently little air conditioning."SOS. Stuck on a plane, sitting on the runway, for TWO HOURS," Baker wrote in the video's caption.PASSENGERS SHARE 'WEIRDEST' THINGS SEEN ON PLANES, INCLUDING UNUSUAL FOODS, BARE FEET AND BARNYARD ANIMALS"Almost no A/C! This and menopause are NOT a good combination," she also wrote."So I decided to pretend it was just a day to dip my toes in the pool to cool off. This is survival, guys. Dont judge."Baker told Fox News Digital the cooling method was born out of necessity during the lengthy delay.The actress said that while filming Christmas movies during the summer, she learned ice can be an effective way to cool down."My feet were on fire," Baker said. "And imagining a day at a tiny pool seemed nice and hilarious."HOLLYWOOD ACTOR BLASTS AIRPLANE MODE AS 'NONSENSE' IN HILARIOUS PODCAST FLIGHT RANTRather than complain about the situation, Baker said she decided to have some fun with it."I could whine and complain about it, or I could get creative, make light of the situation and spread some laughter," she said.Baker also said she believes the post resonated with many followers because it showed an imperfect moment."I believe the world is craving authenticity," she said. "Imperfection is refreshing in a social media climate that just pushes perfect lives and perfect moments."'WORST PLANE RIDE': AIRLINE PASSENGER CLAIMS SHE WAS REPEATEDLY SHOVED FOR RECLINING HER SEATShe added that fellow passengers in her row found her stunt amusing."My row mates couldnt stop laughing," Baker said.The clip quickly drew mixed reactions online, with some viewers calling the move creative and relatable. Others said they felt it was unsanitary.After posting the video, Baker clarified in the comments section that her feet had not touched the airplane floor.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR OUR LIFESTYLE NEWSLETTER"For the record ... my feet never touched the airplane floor," she wrote in the comments section. "They went straight from my shoes to the pool."Diane Gottsman, a Texas-based etiquette expert who was not present on the flight, told Fox News Digital that passengers should remain mindful of how their behavior affects those around them, particularly in confined spaces."As in every public space, we all have a responsibility to be aware of our surroundings and show respect for those standing, walking, or seated around us," Gottsman said.CLICK HERE FOR MORE LIFESTYLE STORIESShe added that airplanes can already be stressful environments for both passengers and crew members."Placing your feet in shared areas, or using drinking cups as a spa treatment on a flight, is simply asking for negative feedback," Gottsman said.Many social media users disagreed with that calling the move "brilliant" and "creative.""This is so Amy Duncan and I love it," one commenter wrote, referencing Baker's "Good Luck Charlie" character.Another commenter said the idea was "actually genius."TEST YOURSELF WITH OUR LATEST LIFESTYLE QUIZA third wrote, "Do what you gotta do to stay cool!!"Another person wrote, "Hey, if it works, thats what counts! Making note of this hack."Still another chimed in, "Im stealing that idea for my next trip!""I love this so much! You are amazing," a fan gushed.Others questioned whether the foot soak was appropriate in a confined public space.A commenter said, "I hope you know the girl sitting next to you."

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