Three rising fantasy baseball names—Kristian Campbell, Bryce Eldridge, and Samuel Basallo—stand out as stash-worthy targets on the waiver wire. Campbell has re-found his approach in Triple-A, showing a mid-season reset after a rib tweak and a prior MLB stint, with a realistic path to 20 homers and 15+ steals as a multi-position contributor. Eldridge brings rare raw power, a high-end exit velocity profile, and a likely shot in San Francisco’s lineup as soon as he proves timing can catch up. Basallo is a dynamic catcher with 23 Triple-A homers and a 160+ WRC+, whose promotion could swing the back-half of fantasy seasons with league-winning pop. These are the kind of late-season holds that can flip categories in shallow and dynasty formats alike.

Their rise mirrors a common prospect arc: a power-first profile, adjusted approach, and an opportunity window fueled by roster churn. Campbell’s resilience after adjustment and injury suggests a floor as a multi-position contact/occasional power option. Eldridge’s tools-heavy case points to a breakout when he gets a big-league at-bat. Basallo’s bat-first dominance at Norfolk makes him a ceiling play, even with defensive questions. Each offers a distinct path to a strong late-season impact and potential long-term value.