Week 12 of the fantasy baseball season highlights several standout players on the waiver wire. J.P. Crawford of the Seattle Mariners is showing a resurgence, boasting a .296 batting average with solid power and speed numbers, making him a valuable addition for teams needing help at shortstop. Parker Meadows, now healthy, has a potential for five-category contributions, despite a slow start. Ernie Clement, a versatile infielder for the Toronto Blue Jays, is having a career year but faces regression concerns. Nolan Schanuel of the Los Angeles Angels is improving his performance metrics, making him a solid pick for deeper leagues. Finally, Brooks Lee from the Minnesota Twins is starting to show promise after early struggles, making him a worthy bench stash. Fantasy managers should act quickly to capitalize on these emerging talents.

Nolan Schanuel delivered a thrilling 10th-inning walk-off hit, marking his first career walk-off, to lead the Los Angeles Angels to a 2-1 victory over the Oakland Athletics. Jo Adell scored the winning run, while Reid Detmers struck out two to secure the win, improving his record to 2-2. The Angels were down 1-0 until a pinch-hit home run from Travis d'Arnaud in the eighth tied the game. José Soriano was dominant on the mound, striking out 12 in seven innings, while the A's continued their struggle, losing 22 of their last 26 games.

Denzel Clarke's remarkable performance as a rookie center fielder continues to shine as he delivered yet another jaw-dropping catch, this time robbing Los Angeles Angels' Nolan Schanuel of a home run. In a thrilling moment for the Oakland Athletics, Clarke leaped high above the wall, demonstrating his exceptional athleticism and timing after Schanuel's well-placed shot off Grant Holman's splitter.

This isn't Clarke's first display of defensive brilliance; just a week and a half ago, he denied Alejandro Kirk of the Toronto Blue Jays a home run in his hometown. In an earlier game against Baltimore, he showcased his speed and agility with a backhanded grab that prevented Jorge Mateo from adding extra bases. Clarke's defensive skills are turning heads and are crucial as he cements his role in the Athletics' lineup.

Denzel Clarke, the rookie outfielder for the Oakland Athletics, showcased his acrobatic skills by making a catch that will long be remembered by baseball fans. In a recent game against the Los Angeles Angels, Clarke scaled the left-center field wall to rob Nolan Schanuel of a certain home run, delivering a moment that has been dubbed one of the greatest catches in MLB history.

This isn't a one-time feat for Clarke, who has consistently demonstrated remarkable defensive prowess since his debut. Just a week prior, he made headlines by preventing Alejandro Kirk of the Toronto Blue Jays from hitting a home run, leading to back-to-back MLB Electric Play of the Week awards. Clarke's athleticism and instincts on the field have made him a rising star, and he’s quickly becoming a key player for the Athletics.

Denzel Clarke's remarkable catch in the outfield is already being hailed as one of the best of the season. During a matchup against the Los Angeles Angels, Clarke, in just his 16th MLB game, robbed Nolan Schanuel of a sure home run by scaling the wall to make an incredible grab. The ball traveled 398 feet, but Clarke's athleticism kept it in the park, leaving fans and players in awe.

This isn't just a one-time occurrence; Clarke has a history of spectacular defensive plays, having previously robbed Alejandro Kirk of a home run against the Toronto Blue Jays. His defensive prowess adds significant value to the Oakland Athletics, particularly in close games where every run counts. As Clarke settles into his role in the majors, he’s sure to be a player to watch for both his offensive potential and defensive highlights.