In this dynamic MLB season, fantasy managers are faced with the unpredictability of players' performances. George Springer is a prime example, having struggled massively last season but showing signs of a renaissance this year, hitting .412 in July with solid power metrics. His career-best hard hit rates and elevated walk percentage hint at a potential top-10 fantasy outfielder finish, despite fading in prior drafts. Meanwhile, the Philadelphia Phillies boast a solid pitching crew with Zack Wheeler leading the charge, while Cristopher Sanchez and Ranger Suárez also show promise as potential top-20 starters. Lastly, the Los Angeles Angels are on track for a historic home run tally, with Mike Trout, Taylor Ward, and Jo Adell all poised to hit 30 homers, adding value to fantasy rosters.

The MLB season is at its midway point, and while the waiver wire has been thoroughly scouted, some hidden gems still remain. Players under 40% ownership on Yahoo are still available and could significantly impact your roster. Here are three players to consider adding as the season rolls on.

Ben Rice, the Yankees' first baseman, is showing promise despite a recent slump. After a scorching April, Rice's performance dipped but he's earning more playing time thanks to his versatility at both first base and catcher. His eligibility as a catcher makes him particularly valuable in deeper leagues.

Emmet Sheehan, a Dodgers pitcher, is back from injury and has shown impressive strikeout potential. After a powerful start at Triple-A, he's poised for a quick return to the big leagues, adding depth to a battered Dodgers rotation.

Finally, Dominic Canzone of the Mariners is making waves with his recent call-up. His power bat and high contact rate could provide an offensive boost for Seattle, making him a worthy addition for teams needing outfield help.

Today's MLB player prop bets center on home run picks, featuring a mix of emerging talents and seasoned hitters. Junior Caminero of the Tampa Bay Rays stands out, with favorable odds of +235 against Michael Lorenzen, who has struggled with home runs. Bobby Witt Jr. also shines in a matchup against Shane Baz, while Seiya Suzuki faces Andre Pallante, who has shown reverse splits.

Andy Pages, hitting well in Coors Field, offers a solid prop bet, and long-shot Dominic Canzone is making waves after a strong minor league showing. With the right weather and park factors, today’s betting landscape looks promising for home runs.

In Week 13 of the 2025 fantasy baseball season, four hitters have emerged as potential waiver wire gems. Mickey Moniak of the Colorado Rockies has shown resurgence with a .375 batting average, five home runs, and ten RBIs over the last two weeks, showcasing improved strikeout rates. Meanwhile, Casey Schmitt of the San Francisco Giants has seized the opportunity with a .400 average and four home runs, making a strong case for a full-time role. Wenceel Perez of the Detroit Tigers is also making waves, batting .345 with three homers and ten RBIs, while Dominic Canzone of the Seattle Mariners, despite limited playtime, has made a significant impact with four homers in his recent stint.

Cal Raleigh's remarkable performance continues as he hit his 31st home run during an away game against the Chicago Cubs at Wrigley Field, contributing significantly to the Seattle Mariners' 14-6 victory. This marks his fourth home run in just three days against the Cubs, solidifying his place in MLB history. Raleigh has now surpassed Hall of Famer Johnny Bench's record for most home runs by a catcher in a season, establishing himself as a top-tier talent. The Mariners have also seen strong contributions from teammates Donovan Solano and Dominic Canzone, each hitting two home runs. Raleigh's achievement of hitting 30 home runs before the All-Star break makes him only the second Mariner to reach this mark, joining the legendary Ken Griffey Jr.