Welcome back, RotoBallers, to more waiver wire rankings articles. We are almost at the halfway point in June, and the season with the All-Star break is around the corner. Today, we review our fantasy baseball waiver wire rankings for Week 12 (June 10 - June 16) of the 2024 MLB season. Injuries continue to pile up as Houston Astros placed star outfielder Kyle Tucker on the injured list with a bruised right shin. Tyler O'Neill, and Manny Machado are day-to-day with injuries. Reinforcements are ...

BALLER MOVE: Add in 12+ Team LeaguesROSTERED IN: 40% of LeaguesANALYSIS:Just one month ago, San Diego Padres pitcher Matt Waldron would not have been considered a waiver wire pickup in most leagues. Waldron has turned a corner on the mound while being one of the most efficient pitchers over the past month.Before his start against the Arizona Diamondbacks on Saturday, the right-hander had a 1.84 ERA and 35 strikeouts in his last five outings.In all five of those starts, Waldron gave up two runs ...

Welcome back, RotoBallers, to more waiver wire advice. We are two months into the season, and it's time for fantasy managers to closely monitor their teams as we are about a month away from the All-Star break. Here at Rotoballer HQ, we are here to help you prioritize which players to pick up with our mid-week waiver wire rankings for Week 11 -- June 3 through June 9 -- to help you stay on top of the waiver wire, especially in leagues that allow daily moves. The Baltimore Orioles called up top ...

Injuries continue to pile up in starting rotations across baseball. Among the more recent names to land on the injured list are Joe Musgrove (elbow), Yu Darvish (groin), and Blake Snell (groin).Streaming pitchers with favorable matchups is a good way to help offset injuries to your fantasy squad. Are Luis Severino, Matt Waldron, and Jake Irvin just viable streaming options, or could any of them be worth rostering for the long haul?Let's dig into the stats for these three starters and discuss if ...

Managing your fantasy baseball rosters can feel like work. You double-check your lineups, research waiver options, and watch your team daily. It's also easy to feel down if your teams aren't performing as expected. Wasn't fantasy baseball supposed to be fun?One solution to this is rostering "fun" players you'd like to follow anyway, but doing so may compromise your roster's competitiveness. Winning is fun, so you don't want to hinder your chances for a chuckle in late May.The ideal solution is ...

Welcome back to "Are You For Real?", a weekly column where we take starting pitchers who had surprisingly good starts over the past week and put them under the microscope to determine whether they're legit or just smoke and mirrors.This time we've got two interesting righthanders to look at. First, we'll dive into knuckleballer Matt Waldron's 10-strikeout day against the Braves. Then, we'll deep dive into Alek Manoah's resurgence.Roster percentages are taken from Yahoo! and are accurate as of ...