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As we hit the midpoint of the week, it’s time to dive into the waiver wire and uncover those hidden gems that could give your team the edge. Whether you're looking to replace an injured star, capitalize on a breakout performance, or simply bolster your roster depth, today's list of waiver wire pickups is packed with potential game-changers. Stay ahead of the competition with our Pickups of the Day.
It's Tuesday and we have a full schedule with fifteen games in total. With the weekend waiver wire period behind us, it's time to look at some players to add to your watch list. There are plenty of options for short term adds, as well as season long considerations in deeper leagues.
Every Monday, fantasy managers are teetering between two emotions: Joy, because they won their prior match-up, and sadness, because they did not. To continue to boost the ego of the winners and massage the ego of the losers, I've put together a special edition of my Monday Daily Pickups. It's the "Oops, All Outfielder Eligible" edition, featuring an aging slugger, a possible 20/20 sophomore Rockie, the Blue Jays new leadoff man and a strong-side platoon, left field bat out of Seattle.
Each Monday I will be dropping my fantasy baseball week in review, where I cover all 30 teams' weekly fantasy performance and share the stats we need to know.
Best hitting environments early this week; slim pickings by the weekend.
I’m Daniel Rotter and I will be discussing some batters who intrigue me on the free agent market that are owned in less than 50% of 15-team TGFBI leagues. If you are in a 12-team league or just a home fantasy baseball league, these might be players to keep an eye on, but not necessarily add right now. In addition, I will suggest bid ranges for these players based on the projected impact that I see them bringing to your team.
Week seven of Streamer Tidd-Bits is here, and it’s hard to believe we’re already a quarter of the way into the season. Finding, let alone streaming, starting pitching has definitely gotten much harder over the…
With the rash of injuries hitting Major League baseball in 2024, numerous players are getting the opportunity to showcase their talents, with some flourishing in that role. Today we will look at three hitters and two pitchers who have filled in admirably once given the chance to earn regular roles on their teams.
Paul Williamson gives you a few options that are available on Saturday to help add depth to your fantasy baseball teams.
Updated weekend weather forecasts
Last week on risers and fallers we focused exclusively on pitchers, so this week the focus will be on hitters. There are plenty of good, young bats that are seemingly finding another level they didn’t have before or solidifying breakouts that we’ve been waiting for. On the flip side, determining the bats that are falling and struggling was tough, because there were far more than I care to admit. So let’s buckle in and get to it.
We've hit a stretch of the season where all the batters with swing changes and pitchers with velocity increases have been added and most of the hyped prospects have made their major league debut (with some already returning to the minors) so now we turn our attention to some alternate archetypes, including a rotation piece returning from injury, a prospect from outside the Top 100 making his debut, and two minor-leaguers who have caught the attention of evaluators recently.
Three pickups for today, including a couple of 80 power stash candidates with league-winning potential.
Lots of games today with a full sixteen games schedule, including a double-header in Chicago between the White Sox and Nationals.
I just want to kick this off by stating the obvious: I am not Joe Orrico. So these week in review articles will feel very different, but very much the same. I'm definitely not trying to replace Joe, just fill in the gap that is now here. Each week, my goal will be to hit all 30 teams and go over fantasy relevant stats, notes, news, etc. to make it easier on you, the reader, to hopefully not miss anything vital. Some teams will get more words, some teams will get less, it all depends on what exactly happened last week.