Uncover Hidden Gems: Waiver Wire Picks from Baseball's Elite Scorers
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Lawler is making mincemeat of Triple-A pitching thus far, hitting .325 with a 1.050 OPS, 5 HRs and 8 SBs. The Reno Aces have been giving Lawler time at both second and third base this season, so the assumption is that they’ve been getting him ready to cover for the injured Ketel Marte whenever he gets called up. Beat the pack and add Lawler now if you have an NA spot or bench space; his eventual promotion will undoubtedly be an actionable event.
Gavin Lux, 2B/OF, Cincinnati Reds (10%)
Batting average hasn’t exactly been the most bountiful category so far this season. A lot of the players we drafted highly in March haven’t sniffed close to a .300 batting average, much less .280. So those of us who are hurting in the category have a need to dig deep.
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