With nine teams scheduled for five games and only three scheduled for seven, volume figures to be an issue in Week 11 (June 7-13). Players scheduled for more games have a much greater margin for error, which is of particular note for two designated hitters.

If you were hoping to get Shohei Ohtani back for a full week of at-bats after the Angels' trip to San Francisco this past week, bad news: They're visiting Arizona for three games this week. He may be in line to pitch in one of those games, which would get his bat in the lineup, but for the second straight week, he's looking less than must-start in shallower leagues.

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The Yankees, meanwhile, are visiting Philadelphia for two of their five games. Giancarlo Stanton is perhaps more likely than Ohtani to make a start in the outfield, but every appearance for him so far this year has come at DH. He's slumping pretty badly now anyway, so as with Ohtani, it may be best to steer clear in shallower leagues.

Here are the top hitter recommendations among those rostered in less than 80 percent in CBS Sports leagues.

1. Dodgers @PIT3, TEX32. Angels KC3, @ARI33. Brewers @CIN3, PIT34. Marlins COL3, ATL35. Royals @LAA3, @OAK4

1. Rangers SF2, @LAD32. Pirates LAD3, @MIL33. Braves @PHI3, @MIA3 4. Twins NYY3, HOU35. Orioles NYM2, @TB3