Sorare GW-92 picks: MLS

Marcus Ingvartsen is red-hot for San Diego FC, averaging 1.20 goals per match over his last five outings and supplying genuine finishing upside at the forward spot. He is a reliable starter, averaging 89 minutes per game and picking up 14 appearances in the last 15 match weeks, so you are buying volume and opportunity rather than a fluke. Sorare's Edge projects him at 81.8 points with medium model confidence, which points to a high ceiling against the Colorado Rapids away; start him if you need goals while accepting some variance.

He is red-hot right now, directly involved in a goal per game over his last five with 0.60 goals and 0.40 assists per match, so he brings clear finishing and chance-creation upside. A nailed starter logging about 75 minutes a game and appearing in every match across the last 15 weeks, he offers a reliable floor and plenty of ceiling for managers rostering a forward. With a home date against Toronto FC and a Sorare Edge projection of 76.5 paired with medium model confidence, he feels like a high-upside start whose chances of returning fantasy value are strong.

Cristian Espinoza is riding a clear creative run, averaging 0.60 assists per match over his last five while playing the full 90 minutes as a regular starter. He has started all 15 of the last 15 game weeks and Nashville's team form index of 66.67 points to a side carrying momentum into a home date with Atlanta United, so his minutes and involvement look secure. Sorare's Edge pegs him at 78.0 with medium confidence, which implies a dependable floor as an assist threat and a reasonable ceiling for upside in formats that reward chance creation.

Kévin Denkey carries real scoring form into this one, with a 0.60 goals-per-match clip across his last five that makes him one of Cincinnati's clearest finishers. He is a steady starter, averaging 87 minutes per appearance and playing in all five of the past five and 14 of the last 15, which gives him a high floor for fantasy lineups at home against Vancouver Whitecaps FC. Add a 0.20 assists rate and a 75.2 Sorare Edge projection with medium confidence, and you have a player with a strong ceiling who is worth starting when you need reliable minutes and genuine goal upside.

Kohler's standout trait this week is his dependable minutes. He's a clear starter for New England, averaging about 87 minutes a game and turning in five appearances in the last five weeks, which gives him a higher floor than a rotation defender. Sorare's Edge loves the matchup and pegs him at 79.6 points, and with the Revolution sitting on a 60.00 form index he carries legitimate upside for a clean sheet at home versus Toronto; model confidence is medium, so view him as a steady, startable defensive option rather than a risky lottery ticket.

Marcinkowski's biggest asset is availability. He has been the unquestioned starter, playing the full 90 in each of his last five outings and starting 14 of the past 15 matches, which gives you a steady fantasy floor. Sorare's Edge likes him too, projecting 77.9 points, so pairing that dependable workload with a high-profile home derby makes him a sensible start with a clear ceiling if he racks up saves or cashes in on a clean sheet, while the model's medium confidence means there is some variance to respect.

Bond's clearest asset is his availability and role clarity; he has started all 15 of Houston's matches recently and averages a full 90 minutes, which translates to a steady baseline of save opportunities and counting stats. His 76.7 Sorare Edge projection and a solid team form index of 66.67 point to a real ceiling in this home date with D.C. United, while the model's medium confidence signals some variability but not enough to knock him off starter radar. Pick him when you want dependable minutes and a safer floor, with upside if Houston keeps shape and limits big chances.

Schwake's biggest selling point is reliability; he has started every match recently and logs a full 90 minutes, with 15 appearances across the last 15 game weeks. At home against Atlanta United his combination of steady minutes, a team form index of 66.67, and a strong Sorare Edge projection of 75.3 points give him a healthy floor and genuine clean sheet upside. Projection certainty sits at medium, so expect a predictable starter who offers more dependable point production than boom-or-bust variance.

Kahlina's biggest selling point is reliability. He has been in goal for every minute lately, logging 90 minutes across 15 appearances in the last 15 game weeks, so your lineup gets a locked-in starter rather than a gamble. A home date with Atlanta United pairs with a robust Sorare Edge projection of 73.3 points to suggest a decent upside while his steady playing time preserves a useful floor, though the model's medium confidence means you should weight him slightly below the most ironclad keeper plays.

What makes Gavran fantasy-relevant is availability and certainty of minutes; he has started and completed every appearance across the last 15 outings and projects to play the full 90 in this away date at CF Montreal, which gives him a dependable floor most rotating keepers lack. Sorare's Edge pegs him at 69.7 points with medium model confidence, suggesting a solid ceiling for saves and clean-sheet upside when Toronto's defense shows up, so he profiles as a safe starter rather than a boom-or-bust dart throw. A team form index of 6.67 and those uninterrupted starts mean you are banking on steady production and a higher probability of counting on him for fantasy value this week.

Kohler's standout trait this week is his dependable minutes. He's a clear starter for New England, averaging about 87 minutes a game and turning in five appearances in the last five weeks, which gives him a higher floor than a rotation defender. Sorare's Edge loves the matchup and pegs him at 79.6 points, and with the Revolution sitting on a 60.00 form index he carries legitimate upside for a clean sheet at home versus Toronto; model confidence is medium, so view him as a steady, startable defensive option rather than a risky lottery ticket.

Palacios brings what fantasy managers crave from a defender, steady minutes and availability, appearing in all of Nashville's last five matches and 13 of the past 15 while averaging 88 minutes per outing, and his team form index sits at a respectable 66.67. He also offers a genuine scoring upside for the position, chipping in at a 0.20 goals per match clip over his last five, which boosts his ceiling for this home date with Atlanta United. Sorare's Edge pegs him at 75.8 points and with medium model confidence he profiles as a safe-floor starter who can pay off nicely when Nashville delivers a clean sheet or an extra goal.

Availability is the story with Jonathan Dean; he is a true starter who has logged 88 minutes per game and appeared in each of the last five matches, so his floor is very high for fantasy lineups heading into the home clash with Vancouver. Sorare's Edge gives him a robust 73.8 point projection and Chicago's team form index sits at 60, suggesting there is genuine upside if the side performs to form. Model confidence is medium, so treat him as a dependable minutes-eater with upside rather than an ironclad ceiling.

Nolan Norris brings reliable minutes and role security, averaging 77 minutes per appearance and starting each of the last five games for FC Dallas. With Dallas sitting on an 80.00 team form index and Sorare's Edge putting him at 73.2 points, he profiles as a high-floor defensive start with legitimate clean-sheet upside away at Portland. Model confidence is medium, so you should expect steady production most weeks and a realistic ceiling if the team locks down the back.

Availability is the calling card here; Svatok has started regularly and is logging heavy minutes, averaging 86 per appearance with five starts in the last five and 13 in 15, which gives you a steady baseline for lineups. He plays at home where clean sheets become more reachable, and Sorare's Edge projection of 71.6 points signals a meaningful ceiling driven by those dependable minutes and the chance for shutout returns. With model confidence at medium, treat him as a low variance defensive option whose floor is steady playing time and whose ceiling comes from a clean sheet or other defensive returns.

Vazquez has been a genuine scoring force of late, averaging 0.60 goals per match across his last five while consistently logging about 80 minutes a game as a confirmed starter. That kind of usage and a flawless appearance record over the last five and last 15 game weeks give him a sturdy minutes floor and plenty of scoring opportunity, even on the road at Colorado. Sorare's Edge pegs him at 74.8 points, so treat him as a high-ceiling midfield option with medium model confidence meaning the upside is attractive but not risk-free.

Availability is a fantasy asset and Yannick Bright brings it in spades, averaging 86 minutes while starting each of the last five matchweeks and logging 12 starts across his last 15 outings. Sorare's Edge projection of 74.8 points and Inter Miami's strong 80.00 form index suggest he has real upside for attacking returns at home against Chicago Fire FC, with the coaching staff clearly relying on him. Model confidence is medium, so treat Bright as a high-floor starter who offers dependable minutes and a respectable ceiling rather than a boom-or-bust gamble.

What makes Noel Caliskan fantasy-friendly is his ironclad role, he is a starter who averages 75 minutes and has appeared in all 15 of Real Salt Lake's last 15 matchweeks, so you can count on a reliable floor when slotting him into lineups. His 72.1 Sorare Edge projection and a team form index of 66.67 point to a solid ceiling for midfield returns, especially if the game opens up against Los Angeles FC away. Model confidence is medium, so treat him as a safe starting option with a reasonable chance to exceed baseline production rather than a high-variance flyer.

The matchup with cross town rival LAFC makes Haak more interesting than usual because he is a true regular in the LA Galaxy midfield, starting every match recently and averaging 72 minutes across 15 appearances. He brings a tangible playmaking element, producing 0.20 assists per game over the last five, so there is a real chance he pops up with a key pass or secondary assist in a tight derby. Sorare pegs him at 71.3 with medium confidence, which lines up with the club's respectable 53.33 form index and points to a steady floor plus a reasonable ceiling if he gets on the right side of traffic.

David Pereira da Costa is cooking as a creator, averaging 0.60 assists per match over his last five while soaking up about 81 minutes a game, so you get heavy involvement and real assist upside even on the road in Seattle. He has started reliably, appearing in all five of the last five and 12 of 15, a workload that underpins a 70.9 point Sorare Edge projection with medium model confidence. That combination of creative form and steady minutes gives him a high ceiling and a respectable floor, making him a strong play for managers who need chances created and consistent playing time.

Marcus Ingvartsen is red-hot for San Diego FC, averaging 1.20 goals per match over his last five outings and supplying genuine finishing upside at the forward spot. He is a reliable starter, averaging 89 minutes per game and picking up 14 appearances in the last 15 match weeks, so you are buying volume and opportunity rather than a fluke. Sorare's Edge projects him at 81.8 points with medium model confidence, which points to a high ceiling against the Colorado Rapids away; start him if you need goals while accepting some variance.

If you want upside, Ruvalcaba is the guy to turn to. He has averaged 0.80 goals per match over his last five outings and is a starter who sees roughly 86 minutes a game, so his ceiling comes from steady minutes and clear finishing form. Sorare's Edge pegs him at 81.3 points and New York's team form sits at 66.67, which gives a solid base for fantasy production with model confidence rated medium. Facing Philadelphia away adds some variance, so think of him as a high-floor starter with real upside rather than a guaranteed gamebreaker.

Cristian Espinoza is riding a clear creative run, averaging 0.60 assists per match over his last five while playing the full 90 minutes as a regular starter. He has started all 15 of the last 15 game weeks and Nashville's team form index of 66.67 points to a side carrying momentum into a home date with Atlanta United, so his minutes and involvement look secure. Sorare's Edge pegs him at 78.0 with medium confidence, which implies a dependable floor as an assist threat and a reasonable ceiling for upside in formats that reward chance creation.

He is red-hot right now, directly involved in a goal per game over his last five with 0.60 goals and 0.40 assists per match, so he brings clear finishing and chance-creation upside. A nailed starter logging about 75 minutes a game and appearing in every match across the last 15 weeks, he offers a reliable floor and plenty of ceiling for managers rostering a forward. With a home date against Toronto FC and a Sorare Edge projection of 76.5 paired with medium model confidence, he feels like a high-upside start whose chances of returning fantasy value are strong.

Kévin Denkey carries real scoring form into this one, with a 0.60 goals-per-match clip across his last five that makes him one of Cincinnati's clearest finishers. He is a steady starter, averaging 87 minutes per appearance and playing in all five of the past five and 14 of the last 15, which gives him a high floor for fantasy lineups at home against Vancouver Whitecaps FC. Add a 0.20 assists rate and a 75.2 Sorare Edge projection with medium confidence, and you have a player with a strong ceiling who is worth starting when you need reliable minutes and genuine goal upside.