Week 23 waiver boosters fuel a late-season push across HR, RBI, SB, AVG, and runs. Three options per category are listed, with Yahoo rostership capped at 50% so you can raid the waiver wire without overcommitting.

Key movers include Josh Lowe and Lars Nootbaar delivering runs, Trent Grisham providing power, and Colson Montgomery and Blaze Alexander offering late-season pop. In RBI, Royce Lewis and Drake Baldwin lead the charge; Kyle Manzardo also surfaces as a legitimate power source. For SB, Isaac Collins, Hyeseong Kim, and Austin Martin offer speed upside, while Sal Frelick, Josh Jung, and Luis Matos anchor AVG. Ready your claims and chase the finish line.

Noelvi Marte capped Cincinnati’s comeback with a walk-off two-run single, erasing a ninth-inning Jays rally that began with Bo Bichette’s two-run homer and Daulton Varsho’s multi-hit night. Toronto’s bullpen meltdown and a rare lodged-ball call fueled the Reds’ late surge, turning a 4-2 deficit into a 5-4 win. The result tightens Toronto’s AL East lead while keeping Cincinnati’s wild-card hopes alive as the playoff picture widens.

Three top MLB homer picks headline today’s fantasy-friendly haul: Josh Lowe at +560, Lenyn Sosa at +475, and Corey Seager at +290. Lowe targets Miles Mikolas in a Rays–Cardinals clash, aiming to snap a homerless lull this season. Sosa, White Sox slugger, eyes Zebby Matthews and another round of big flies after leading his club in long balls. Seager stacks the Rangers’ power against Slade Cecconi, a setup that invites a value pop for bold DFS lineups.

Each pick hinges on matchup dynamics and recent power trends. Mikolas has ceded homers at a notable clip, Tucker-friendly Rays home park factors, and Lowe’s steady proximity to the plate all contribute to the bet. Sosa’s slugging pace and Matthews’ HR-prone profile set up a duel for the 18th round-tripper, while Cecconi’s HR-rate vulnerability is a clear invitation for Seager to connect and drive a run-scoring swing.

Stay sharp on line movement and park quirks as the weekend unfolds, and chase these Three for a weekend bankroll boost with a savvy, structured approach to risk and reward.

Tampa Bay rolled to an 8-2 win over Oakland as Drew Rasmussen delivered six solid innings, ending a rough patch with six scoreless frames to start. The offense broke through early, plating four in the first and adding two in the second behind a 458-foot Brandon Lowe blast and a multi-RBI night from Junior Caminero — his 34th homer of the season. Caminero later doubled, driving in more runs to push the lead to 6-0 before the night ended. The Rays bullpen closed it out as they push to salvage a series on this 14-game, 12-game road swing, now 59-63 and within striking distance of the AL wild-card chase at 5½ games back.

The Rays seized control with an aggressive two-out rally in the first, highlighted by Lowe’s RBI double and Caminero’s run-scoring hits, then doubled the lead in the second with Lowe’s homer and timely two-out singles. Rasmussen faced little resistance until a third-inning homer by Lawrence Butler and a fifth-inning run-scoring single by Gio Urshela kept Oakland within reach for a moment, but the Rays answered by tightening the defense and letting their bullpen finish the job. Chandler Simpson and Jake Mangum set the tone with speed on the bases, and the Rays tacked on late to secure the series victory and maintain momentum heading into the weekend against the Giants.