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Bartlett's chief asset for fantasy is availability and minutes: he has five appearances in the last 5 game weeks and 15 appearances in the last 15 game weeks, and he has started every one of D.C. United's 15 MLS matches this season, so rostering him buys you an unusually high floor from a defender who is effectively baseline starter insurance. He adds a little ceiling too, having scored twice across those starts this campaign, so there's upside from set plays and the occasional foray forward that can push him above pure clean-sheet value. The matchup is mixed: CF Montréal have been vulnerable this year, conceding 33 goals in 17 matches, which should mean plenty of action in the box and chances for defensive points via blocks and clearances even if a shutout is unlikely, and Sorare Edge pegs him at 74.5 points with medium confidence. Play him for a steady floor and modest upside rather than a boom-or-bust option.