In Week 11 of 2025, several infielders emerge as valuable waiver wire targets. Jake Burger of the Texas Rangers, rostered at 35%, is turning things around with a .244/.261/.477 line since May, showcasing his power potential. Willi Castro of the Minnesota Twins (41% rostered) has been a versatile asset, thriving in multiple categories, including a recent power surge. Matt Shaw, the Chicago Cubs' top prospect (45% rostered), is making waves with a .345 batting average since returning from Triple-A, presenting a strong case for immediate roster inclusion.

For deeper leagues, Ernie Clement (Toronto Blue Jays, 15% rostered) shows promise with a solid .282 average and excellent contact rate despite some underlying regression indicators. Hyeseong Kim (Los Angeles Dodgers, 15% rostered) is also making adjustments and hitting .404, offering speed and contact skills. J.P. Crawford (Seattle Mariners, 12% rostered) has surprised many with a strong on-base percentage. In the deepest leagues, rookies like Cam Smith (Houston Astros, 9% rostered) and Cole Young (Seattle Mariners, 6% rostered) are intriguing adds, with potential for growth moving forward.