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This week’s waiver wire offers a mix of rising position players and shaky starting pitching, with several prospects earning fresh opportunities across the league.
Wes Johnson, hired in 2023, transforms the University of Georgia baseball program with a blend of analytics, personality and strategic vision, leading the Bulldogs to their first College World Series appearance since 2008.
Readers voted for Harvey Kuenn as the most impactful high school baseball player in Wisconsin history, with Tony Butler and Jim Gantner close behind and a field of write‑in candidates highlighting the state’s rich baseball lineage.
A recent poll to determine the most impactful high school baseball player in Wisconsin history ended with Harvey Kuenn's narrow victory, though technical issues dampened participation and sparked debate over the results.
The upcoming 2026 MLB Draft in Philadelphia will see notable changes in the early rankings, with Vahn Lackey emerging as a strong alternative to the once‑clear No. 1 pick Roch Cholowsky, while the Pittsburgh Pirates eye Jackson Flora with the fifth selection.
After being released by the Minnesota Twins in March 2024, Pat Winkel quickly joined the Toronto Blue Jays' Double‑A affiliate, the New Hampshire Fisher Cats, where he has hit .328 with three homers and 11 RBI in 20 games, earning praise for his performance and outlook.
After being released by the Minnesota Twins, Pat Winkel signed with the Toronto Blue Jays’ Double‑A affiliate and is now posting a .328 average with three homers and 11 RBI in 20 games.
Luke Cooper has signed with the Los Angeles Angels, while Halton Hardy inks a deal with the Minnesota Twins, joining a cohort of seven former Kennesaw State players now embedded in Major League organizations.
Several fantasy baseball assets are under scrutiny as teams evaluate trade possibilities, with sluggers, pitchers and infielders facing different pressures.
The latest waiver wire guide highlights high‑impact players, from power‑hitting Montgomery to dominant pitcher Melton, and offers strategic streaming options for fantasy managers.
Recent performance data reveals that several high‑profile players are not delivering the expected production, prompting a call for roster cuts in fantasy leagues.
The Chicago White Sox have exceeded expectations this season, driven by standout relief work from Grant Taylor, a power surge from Jac Caglianone, and a breakout showing from Joshua Báez, while bullpen changes across the league create new fantasy opportunities.
Aaron Judge's stress fracture sidelines the star, prompting the Yankees to lean on a reshaped rotation and bench contributors while the club slides in the early-season rankings.
After a rocky start, Roki Sasaki has refined his slider and splitter, posting a 2.55 ERA and 38 strikeouts in 35.1 innings. Meanwhile, several position players and arms are poised to boost fantasy lineups this week.
TCU announced the appointment of Danny-David Linahan as its new hitting coach, filling the vacancy left by Bill Mosiello and adding a proven track record of offensive development.
With the first round set for July 11, players like AJ Gracia and Eric Becker are projected to hear their names early, while a deep pool of juniors could bring unexpected selections.
Danny‑David Linahan has been appointed hitting coach for Texas Christian University, bringing a proven track record of offensive development and a championship pedigree from his time with the Minnesota Twins.
A legal yet unprecedented move by third‑base coach Chad Epperson helped the Boston Red Sox secure an 8‑1 victory over the Baltimore Orioles, briefly lifting their home record to 10‑20 despite a season mired near the bottom of the American League.
The Pittsburgh Pirates have blown 13 leads this season and sit 19th in baseball with a 4.32 ERA. Key relievers have struggled, and the team may need to rely on internal improvement until external help arrives.
A look at the latest hot streaks from ten emerging players across the minor leagues, highlighting the stats that have fantasy managers eager to stash them before their call‑ups.
With Triple-A performances ranging from power surges to speed threats, these five players could soon become fantasy assets.
A look at the top performers in the minors who could soon make an impact in the majors and boost fantasy lineups.
A rundown of standout starting pitcher outings, including Shane Drohan's debut and other notable performances that could impact fantasy baseball lineups.
With the injury list swelling to 60, teams are navigating rehab schedules for stars like Elly De La Cruz, Francisco Lindor, and Max Scherzer, aiming for timely returns.