Weekly Fantasy Baseball Projections: Top Waiver Adds and Streaming Targets

Let's turn our attention to weekly fantasy baseball projections in order to identify some more waiver wire options and possible streamers.

Here are our waiver wire stories for pitchers and hitters.

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Hitters

Blaze Jordan - St. Louis Cardinals

Jordan is rostered in 25% of fantasy baseball leagues right now. He has six games scheduled for the coming week.

He's played in just three big league games, but already has five hits, including a triple and a home run. Jordan has four RBIs, two runs scored, no walks and two strikeouts as well.

Jordan has a decent outlook as a prospect, and has started his big league career strong. We'll see how he fares in week 2, but he's worth adding and utilizing in some deeper leagues.

Jordan is one to keep tabs on, in case he keeps producing and becomes a standard league add option down the line.

Jordan Lawlar - Arizona Diamondbacks

Lawlar has six games on the schedule as well. He's sitting at 22% rostered at this moment.

Lawlar returned from the injured list on June 12, and had two hits in his first game back. He went hitless in his last appearance, but walked and stole a base to provide some more fantasy points.

He has a .320 average and .414 OBP over eight games and 29 plate appearances this season. Lawlar has a lot of hype as a prospect, but injuries and poor play in the big leagues before this year have held him back.

Lawlar has been great in his limited action in 2026. He too could be eligible at several spots, which adds fantasy value to his name. Look into adding him, especially in deeper leagues, and don't overlook him in standard leagues if he keeps delivering daily at the plate.

Alejandro Kirk - Toronto Blue Jays

Kirk is owned in 38% of leagues at this time. He could play up to six contests this week.

Kirk also returned from the IL on June 12. In two games since, he has four hits, two walks and RBIs, a run scored and one strikeout.

The catcher has a .259 average and .355 OBP over just seven games and 31 plate appearances. He's coming off a big 2025 campaign, but the early-season injury derailed things.

Add Kirk now before he re-established himself as a good fantasy asset.

Cole Carrigg - Colorado Rockies

Carrigg is at about 25% rostered as well. He could play up to six games this week.

He has five hits over his past four games, including two home runs. Carrigg has a .250 average and .308 OBP across his first week in the big leagues. He has six hits, four RBIs and five runs scored already.

Carrigg is part of a loaded fantasy outfield spot, but is trending up after just a week in the big leagues. He's worth adding in deeper leagues, while tracking in standard leagues in case he keeps producing at the plate.

Jasson Dominguez - New York Yankees

Dominguez has six scheduled games as well. He's owned in just 23% of leagues right now.

Dominguez is back from the IL and has a hit in each game since returning. He homered and doubled for the hits, plus had an RBI, two runs scored, a walk and two strikeouts.

The outfielder should play daily with Aaron Judge out for the foreseeable future. Dominguez has a .211 average and .268 OBP this season, but in just 11 games and 41 plate appearances.

He could be a good fantasy asset for a little while, so consider adding him in deeper leagues. Dominguez is another guy to keep tabs on for a possible standard league add down the line.

Pitchers

Walbert Urena - Los Angeles Angels

Urena is sitting at 52% rostered right now. He has starts scheduled against the Diamondbacks and Athletics this week.

The Diamondbacks are not the best matchup, and neither are the Athletics, especially since that game will be in Sacramento.

Across 10 starts and 12 appearances this season, Urena is 4-4 with a stellar 2.44 earned run average - that's why he's a good option this week. He's allowed 21 runs (15 earned) on 42 hits and 33 walks, while striking out 55 batters.

I like Urena in deeper leagues for the week, but be wary of streaming him in too many standard leagues. He could deliver decent marks, but the matchups are not in his favor.

Brandon Young - Baltimore Orioles

Young has starts lined up against the Mariners and Dodgers this week. He's rostered in 34% of leagues at this time.

The Mariners are an OK matchup on paper, while the Dodgers are one to avoid. Young has pitched well this season though, so he's at least a deep-league option for both starts.

Over 10 starts so far, Young is 5-1 and he owns a 3.04 ERA over 56 1/3 innings. He's allowed 27 runs (19 earned) on 51 knocks and 19 walks, while striking out 42 batters.

Young is worth trying in some deeper leagues this week, but again, be mindful of trying him in too many standard leagues, especially for that start against the Dodgers.

Dustin May - St. Louis Cardinals

May is owned in 51% of leagues as he enters a two-start week. He has starts scheduled against the Padres and Royals.

I like his two matchups this week, and think May could continue trending up. He's allowed three or fewer runs in three straight starts.

Over 13 starts overall, May is 4-6 with a 4.21 ERA. He's given up 37 runs (34 earned) on 71 knocks and 20 walks, while also striking out 66 batters.

He's a rising fantasy asset, and his matchups this week make him a streaming option in all leagues. At least utilize him in deeper leagues for both starts.

Troy Melton - Detroit Tigers

Melton has starts set against the Astros and White Sox for the coming week. He is sitting at 47% owned.

I also like Melton's two matchups for the week, although Houston and Chicago are not as favorable of matchups as the ones that May has.

Melton has a 2.81 ERA over four starts this season, so that's why he's a rising fantasy asset. He's 3-0 and has allowed just eight runs on 20 hits and six walks over 25 2/3 innings so far. Melton has struck out 14 batters along the way, which is about the only thing holding him back from being rostered in a bunch more leagues.

Give him some adds for the week in deeper leagues, and consider streaming him in standard leagues for these two matchups. Melton might surprise, like he has most of this season.

J.T. Ginn - Athletics

Ginn has starts scheduled against the Pirates and Angels. He's rostered in about 57% of leagues at this moment.

He has two matchups that I like, and would be trying to take advantage of this week. Pittsburgh and Los Angeles are two lineups to target.

Ginn is coming off a tough start, but that was in hitter-friendly Las Vegas, and against a good Brewers' offense. He still has a 3.15 ERA over 15 games (12 starts) this year. Ginn is 4-3 and has allowed 27 runs (25 earned) on 52 hits and 30 walks. He has struck out 65 batters along the way.

Ginn is a pretty good deep-league fantasy asset for the coming week. He's also worth considering as a streaming option in standard leagues, even coming off a down start.