Stay up to date with all the latest playing time news around the National League, including Noelvi Marte finally earning a regular role with the Reds.
Load up on A's bats next week as they'll be at home for seven games.
The Diamondbacks may be struggling offensively, but some of their bats should be on your Saturday DraftKings MLB DFS lineups on the road at a hitter-friendly park.
Unlock winning FanDuel MLB strategies with expert picks, including Dodgers' pitcher Roki Sasaki against the White Sox, lineup optimizers and top stacks for Friday's 13-game slate.
A couple recent wins has boosted the profile of a certain Mets pitcher.
A few lefty hitters from the Orioles could be key this week against seven right-handed starters.
Thursday's top MLB waiver wire pickups include Noelvi Marte, whose successful Triple-A Louisville stint yielded a .369/.409/.575 line with eight homers, 27 RBI, 31 runs and nine steals in 176 plate appearances.
A few NL starters have been offered for immediate usage.
Robby Snelling continues to dominate Triple-A hitters and deserves a chance to see what he can do at the big-league level for the Marlins.
A few strong NL hitters - including one who's recently returned - have been recommended for your lineups.
The Astros play seven games this week with some easy matchups, making them the top lineup to target.
Stay up to date on all the latest playing time changes in the National League, including a larger role opening up for Mark Vientos of the Mets.
It'll be a good week to select some offensive producers from the Padres, Tigers, and Reds.
Arizona hitters could have a productive week with seven games at home.
The final Roundtable Rankings update of the season sees movement in the top half of the first round, with Tarik Skubal rising to the fifth spot.
Corbin Carroll has returned to Cactus League action and has crept back into the first round of the last RotoWire Roundtable rankings update.
The latest update to the RotoWire Roundtable Rankings features shortstop Konnor Griffin of the Pirates as one of the biggest risers.
Noelvi Marte may not play much third base for the Reds, but he does qualify there, and Dan Marcus lists him among the potential surprises at the hot corner.