Week 10 Fantasy Baseball Waiver Wire: Jared Jones headlines pitcher stash candidates
The article discusses potential fantasy baseball waiver wire targets for pitchers in Week 10. Jared Jones of the Pirates is highlighted as a top candidate returning from injury, showcasing impressive performance in his rehab assignment. Other pitchers like Troy Melton and River Ryan are also mentioned as intriguing options for fantasy managers looking to bolster their rosters for the long term.
- ▪Jared Jones is expected to return from the IL after a strong rehab performance, making him a must-add for fantasy teams.
- ▪Troy Melton is another pitcher returning to the Tigers' rotation, having shown promise before an elbow injury.
- ▪River Ryan has excelled in his rehab assignment and may soon find a role in the Dodgers' rotation.
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Pitching comes in ebbs and flows in Fantasy Baseball. We'll have stretches where there are seemingly too many interesting pitchers to add at once on waivers, and others where there are nothing but low-upside streamers to look for. Right now, it seems like we're in one of those fallow periods, where there are some intriguing options, but few who look like true must-add targets for the long run. But if you look to the horizon, you'll see plenty to get excited about. So, if you're not looking for immediate help for your lineup in Week 10, here are three pitchers worth adding who could make a big impact in the long run:Troy Melton, Tigers (21%) — In the interest of full disclosure, I'm writing this at 5 pm Sunday, about an hour before Melton makes his return to the rotation for the Tigers.
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