Fantasy baseball managers know that timing is everything when it comes to trades. Just like the stock market, recognizing the right moment to trade a player can make or break your season. Here are five players whose value might be peaking, making them prime candidates for a trade:

Jacob Wilson, SS, Athletics

Jacob Wilson has been a breakout star this season, leading all rookies in several key stats. However, his elite contact rate with minimal quality suggests his numbers might not be sustainable. His sprint speed and hard-hit rate are concerning, making him a risky long-term hold.

Tyler Mahle, SP, Texas Rangers

Tyler Mahle has had a smooth return from Tommy John surgery, but his low strikeout rate and injury history are red flags. With a workload concern looming, now might be the time to trade him for a more reliable starter.

Roman Anthony, OF, Boston Red Sox

Roman Anthony's recent debut was less than stellar, and the adjustment to MLB can be tough even for top prospects. His current high fantasy value might be the best time to trade him for an established star.

Robert Suarez, RP, San Diego Padres

Robert Suarez leads the majors in saves, but his success is largely due to good luck. His underlying stats suggest regression is likely, making him a prime trade candidate before his value drops.

Kris Bubic, RP/SP, Kansas City Royals

Kris Bubic is leading the MLB in ERA, but his increased workload post-Tommy John surgery is a concern. Trading him now for a pitcher with a more stable workload could be a smart move.

Stay ahead in your fantasy league by making these strategic trades before it's too late!