Welcome back for another week of advice for points league waiver wire moves. This segment will include waiver wire adds, drops, and streaming pitchers for the upcoming week. This article will be geared specifically toward points leagues. Every points league is different, so keep that in mind. Walks and extra base hits are more valuable, whereas AVG and ERA are not important, so consider that as well. Some players will be suggested as streamers (while they are hot), or as rest-of-season adds ([...]

St. Louis Cardinals first baseman/outfielder Jose Martinez (rest) is out of the starting lineup for Thursday's game against the Washington Nationals. Tyler O'Neill will bat third and play right field against righty Tanner Roark. O'Neill was hitting well before he landed on the disabled list. He's in a favorable part of the batting order, but Roark has pitched well lately. O'Neill is worth considering for DFS contests, but could be risky if Roark is on his game.

The St. Louis Cardinals activated outfielder Tyler O'Neill (groin) from the disabled list on Tuesday and optioned outfielder Adolis Garcia back to Triple-A Memphis in a corresponding move. O'Neill has been good when he's played in the big leagues this year, hitting .309 with three home runs and nine RBI in 55 at-bats. With Dexter Fowler still injured, O'Neill should return to everyday playing time, making him attractive in deeper leagues for his upside.

St. Louis Cardinals outfielder Tyler O'Neill (groin) is starting his rehab assignment with Triple-A Memphis on Friday. O'Neill is expected to be able to come off the disabled list when he's eligible early next week. With Tommy Pham in Tampa and Dexter Fowler injured, O'Neill should return to an everyday role upon activation. He's batting .309 on the season with three long balls and nine RBI in 55 at-bats. The 23-year-old is ranked as the team's No. 2 prospect.

St. Louis Cardinals outfielder Tyler O'Neill (groin) took batting practice on Wednesday. O'Neill is expected to come off the disabled list after 10 days when he's eligible. He has 17 hits in 55 at-bats (.309) this year with three homers and nine RBI and should see regular playing time when he's ready with Dexter Fowler also out. He's ranked as the team's No. 2 prospect behind starter Alex Reyes.

St. Louis Cardinals outfielder Tyler O'Neill (groin) is not dealing with a baseball injury, but they are being vague about it because of the sensitive nature of his ailment. O'Neill underwent treatment on Monday and is expected to return in 10 days. Adolis Garcia was called up from the minors and should see a lot of playing time while O'Neill is out, but he's just a short-term play in deep mixed and NL-only leagues.

St. Louis Cardinals outfielder Tyler O'Neill (groin) has been placed on the 10-day disabled list on Monday. He was scratched from Saturday's lineup and will now get a few days off to rest. Adolis Garcia has been called up to take O'Neill's spot on the active roster. Harrison Bader is expected to see everyday playing time with O'Neill sidelined. Bader is worth an add in NL-only and deeper leagues right now.

Cardinals outfielder Tyler O'Neill (groin) has been scratched from Saturday's lineup due to groin discomfort. There were no reports of an injury for O'Neill up until today, so he may only be day-to-day. The Cardinals outfield had already been worn thin with the departure of Tommy Pham and injury to Dexter Fowler. Now with O'Neill out, Jose Martinez will find himself back in the outfield. Martinez is starting and batting fifth for St. Louis on Saturday.

Welcome back for another week of advice for points league waiver wire moves. This segment will include waiver wire adds, drops, and streaming pitchers for the upcoming week. This article will be geared specifically toward points leagues. Every points league is different, so keep that in mind. Walks and extra base hits are more valuable, whereas AVG and ERA are not important, so consider that as well. Some players will be suggested as streamers (while they are hot), or as rest-of-season adds ([...]

St. Louis Cardinals outfielder Tyler O'Neill will bat fifth and play center field against Pittsburgh Pirates righty Chris Archer on Friday. Harrison Bader who started on Thursday will get the day off on Friday. It appears that O'Neill and Bader are going to split time in center field for the rest of the season. That is going to hurt their value in fantasy leagues going forward. O'Neill could be a cheap sleeper option for DFS contests, but it's risky against a tough pitcher like Archer.