Prospects
Waiver Wire — June 7, 2026
Edwin Arroyo, CIN (CBS: 22% rostered) Last Sunday we said, “It’s only a matter of time before he gets the call — and that time is drawing near.” Well, Elly De La Cruz’s hamstring sped up the timeline, and here we are. Arroyo has arrived. For now, he’s playing second with Matt McLain sliding over […]
Waiver Wire — May 31, 2026
Edwin Arroyo, SS, CIN (CBS: 15% rostered) The 22‑year‑old Arroyo is off to a great start down on the farm, slugging 11 homers with nine stolen bases and posting a sweet .323 BA in 217 at‑bats. He’s also getting some reps at third base. It’s only a matter of time before he gets the call […]
Waiver Wire – May 24, 2026
Kevin Alcantara, OF, CHC (CBS: 9% rostered) Kevin Alcantara got the call yesterday, giving us a good‑news/bad‑news scenario. The good news: he’s launched 15 homers in his first 157 Triple‑A at‑bats. The bad news: he’s struck out 60 times in those same 157 at‑bats. That’s a whole lot of swing‑and‑miss, but the power is undeniably […]
Waiver Wire — May 17, 2026
Kade Anderson, SP, SEA (CBS: 40% rostered) Is Kade Anderson the most exciting young pitching prospect not named Hernandez? I believe so, and his Double‑A numbers back it up. He’s carrying a 1.85 ERA, 0.76 WHIP, and 51 strikeouts in 24 IP — and that includes a rough last outing where he allowed five earned […]
Waiver Wire – May 10, 2025
Joe Boyle, SP, TBR (CBS: 12% rostered) The first rehab start is in the books, and it was a success. The Rays will keep building up his arm strength with a tentative return penciled in for the end of the month. Buying in a bit early could save you some of that precious FAAB for […]
Waiver Wire – May 3, 2026
Travis Bazzana, 2B, CLE (CBS: 66% rostered) The young Aussie got the call last week, and while he won’t give you a ton of either power or speed, he’ll offer a nice balance of both with the potential for a solid BA/OBP. That .422 OBP at Triple-A this year tells you everything you need to […]
Waiver Wire – April 26, 2026
Tyler Black, 1B, MIL (CBS: 2% rostered) The injury‑wracked Brewers offense is pulling out all the stops and has once again turned to Tyler Black in hopes of finding some respite. With Andrew Vaughn, Jackson Chourio, and Christian Yelich all sidelined, the opportunity is there, but Black has to step up and get the job […]
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