In the fantasy baseball world, finding effective pitchers on the waiver wire can be a game-changer. This week, focus on Matthew Liberatore, who despite some recent struggles, has shown improved control and an advantageous matchup against the White Sox. Grant Holmes is another intriguing option; his slider has been effective, especially against the Marlins. Jose Soriano is worth a look after a stellar outing with 12 strikeouts, while Clarke Schmidt and Zack Littell are both set to face strikeout-prone lineups. Young pitchers like Ben Brown and Slade Cecconi are also on the radar with their two-start weeks. Finally, Sandy Alcantara’s recent control over his pitching might make him more reliable even against tough opponents, and Will Warren's recent scoreless outing suggests potential upside.

This week’s FAAB analysis reveals some intriguing options for fantasy baseball managers as June heats up. The New York Yankees' Ryan Yarbrough, now a starting pitcher, boasts a stellar 2.08 ERA and 0.81 WHIP since joining the rotation, making him a top streaming option. Milwaukee’s Chad Patrick is making waves with a 2.97 ERA in his rookie season, while Minnesota's David Festa could fill a spot in the Twins' rotation soon. Texas' Jack Leiter is showing promise, maintaining a .195 opponent batting average. In relief roles, Chicago's Daniel Palencia is carving a niche as a closer, while Fernando Cruz of the Yankees might soon take a shot at the role.

As for offensive catchers, Dillon Dingler is on a hot streak for the Tigers, while Alejandro Kirk remains a solid contact hitter for Toronto. Chicago's Michael Busch and Minnesota's Willi Castro are also spotlighted for their recent performances, fueling substantial FAAB interest. With these players available, fantasy managers should act quickly to bolster their rosters.

As we approach Week 10 of the 2025 MLB season, several pitching prospects are emerging as must-adds for fantasy baseball enthusiasts. Bubba Chandler of the Pittsburgh Pirates is a standout, having posted five hitless innings with eight strikeouts in his last start, showcasing a 2.03 ERA this season in Triple-A. In Philadelphia, Andrew Painter is making strides after returning from Tommy John surgery, recording solid outings at Triple-A. Jacob Misiorowski from the Milwaukee Brewers has impressed with a 2.04 ERA over 39.2 innings, making him a prime candidate for MLB promotion soon.

Ian Seymour of the Tampa Bay Rays brings elite strikeout potential, and Mick Abel, also from the Phillies, has been called up to fill a rotation spot. Each of these pitchers exhibits significant upside, making them worthy stashes as teams look to bolster their pitching depth. Stashing them now could provide valuable edge down the stretch.

As the MLB slate for Wednesday features five games at 1:10 PM ET and another five at 7:40 PM ET, focus shifts to the evening games for DFS enthusiasts. Hunter Greene emerges as the standout pitching option at $9,000, holding a striking 32.6% strikeout rate, far surpassing his peers. George Kirby, priced at $8,500, offers intrigue despite a shaky start against the Astros, now facing a more favorable Nationals lineup. Matthew Boyd ($8,300) has been consistent, scoring 20 DK points in three of his last four outings, with a solid matchup against the Rockies, while Clarke Schmidt ($7,700) rounds out the list despite concerns over HR/9 rates.

For hitters, the Mariners provide a decent yet not overwhelming stack opportunity against Trevor Williams. Cal Raleigh ($5,300) and Julio Rodriguez ($5,000) are strong candidates for building blocks. Value plays include Jonathan India ($3,100), who could exploit Greene's HR tendencies, and Addison Barger ($2,900), who is positioned well in the middle of Toronto's order. Stacking options to target include the Texas Rangers against Toronto's Paxton Schultz and the Chicago Cubs facing Tanner Gordon, both of whom have exploitable matchups.