Five bargain-bin waiver-wire hitters stand out for Week 20: Tyler Locklear, JJ Bleday, Luis Rengifo, Blake Perkins, and Brandon Marsh. Each brings a real ceiling in power, speed, or both, with minimal roster cost in many leagues. Locklear brings a powerspeed blend for Arizona, Bleday has shown a swing turnaround in Oakland, Rengifo has rekindled second-half upside with steady contact and speed, Perkins has carved out steady at-bats in Milwaukee, and Marsh has delivered multi-category value since returning to action in Philadelphia.

Locklear’s all-around upside comes with batting-average risk but big raw pop and speed for a rookie call-up. Bleday’s July–August surge underscores the potential for a breakout in a hitter-friendly park. Rengifo has heated up since the All-Star break, offering a solid average with power and upside on the basepaths. Perkins has flashed enough speed and defense to stick in a crowded Milwaukee outfield, while Marsh has posted strong stretches in batting average, power, and runs in a solid Phils lineup. These players are ideal plug-and-play options for depth in mixed leagues down the stretch.