As fantasy baseball heats up in Week 11, savvy managers should turn their attention to the waiver wire for potential breakout players. With over two months of data, identifying players under 40% rostered could make a significant difference. Catcher Kyle Teel has made a strong debut for the Chicago White Sox, having slashed .295/.394/.492 in Triple-A this season and performing well in his first game. Trevor Larnach's resurgence with the Minnesota Twins could also provide valuable production, evidenced by his recent .307 average and ability to rack up home runs. On the pitching side, Landen Roupp has turned around a disappointing start and boasts an impressive 0.99 ERA over his last five starts, while Chad Patrick has emerged as a reliable option with a strong 2.84 ERA. Be sure to consider these players as you strengthen your roster.

Jonathan India is struggling offensively this season, hitting only two home runs and zero steals, but there are glimmers of hope, including a lower strikeout rate and improved hitting numbers. He may still contribute in runs scored as the Royals' lineup improves. Meanwhile, Landen Roupp has emerged as a standout pitcher for the Giants, showcasing an impressive ERA and potential to maintain value through the season. Nick Kurtz, despite a brief injury stint, has shown significant promise in his recent games and could be a valuable addition for mixed-league formats.

In the final match of their three-game series, the San Francisco Giants (31-24) face off against the Detroit Tigers (36-20) at Comerica Park. With Landen Roupp on the mound for the Giants, he aims to bounce back after a season of mixed results. The Tigers' Jackson Jobe, fresh from a solid performance against the Cleveland Guardians, will look to build on his 4-1 record. The Tigers claimed Game 2 of the series, winning 3-1, thanks to a standout performance by Jack Flaherty, who threw six shutout innings.

This matchup emphasizes the need for both teams to maximize their pitching strategies, especially given the current odds favoring the Tigers slightly at -113. Recent performances indicate that both teams are capable of big plays, making this an essential game for both playoff prospects and fantasy implications. Giants’ fans will be keeping an eye on Roupp’s ability to limit damage early, while Tigers fans will hope Jobe can continue his ascent as a reliable starter.

As fantasy baseball gears up for Week 9, savvy managers are scouring the waiver wire for emerging starting pitcher talent. Will Warren of the New York Yankees has gained traction, boasting impressive strikeout numbers and a solid ERA. Cleveland's Gavin Williams is another promising option, demonstrating recent growth in strikeouts with a revamped pitch mix. Jeffrey Springs of the Athletics offers reliability though with fewer strikeouts, while Mitch Keller from Pittsburgh has shown consistency on the mound. In deeper leagues, players like Shane Smith, Ryan Weathers, and Noah Cameron are worth considering for their strong starts and potential in the rotation.