Fantasy Baseball Waiver Wire: Logan Webb, Kyle Finnegan, Jo ...

This is a great time to bolster your roster for the stretch run.Note: Rostered rates are from Yahoo leagues as of Monday night.Import your team to My Playbook for instant Waiver Wire advice >>Logan Webb (SP – SF): 36% Webb was on the cusp of a breakout before suffering a shoulder injury in May. Before getting sidelined for over a month, he recorded 21 strikeouts to three walks and two earned runs allowed in his last three starts.He hasn’t lost that progress, posting a 2.25 ERA in five starts since returning on July 9. He has also displayed massive power and speed this year by batting .289 with 23 home runs — four in his last five games — and eight steals. No longer looking over his shoulder, the 24-year-old could be a sneaky five-category producer for the stretch run and tantalizing dynasty pick-up.Myles Straw (OF – CLE): 38% Candelario is batting .283 with 77 runs in 150 games since the start of 2020. Last week’s power surge was all on the road, where he’s deposited seven of his nine home runs this season. Fantasy managers should nonetheless jump at the chance to add the surging 24-year-old in time for a full week at Coors Field.Brian Anderson (3B/OF – MIA): 16% He’s once again limiting strikeouts enough (20.4%) to combine his raw power with a solid batting average.David Bednar (RP – PIT): 12% Given his 2.85 ERA and 50 strikeouts in 41 innings, he’s still the best speculative add from Pittsburgh’s bullpen.Rafael Ortega (OF – CHC): 12% That now gives the 31-year-old a 2.75 ERA and 54 strikeouts in 39.1 innings. In deeper five-outfielder leagues, you can’t ask for much more than a hitter showcasing power and speed with an elite 22.1% walk rate.Dylan Floro (RP – MIA): 6% Replacing Adam Frazier, who was batting .324 with four home runs before getting traded to the Padres, the rookie touched them all in his first five career hits. The previous year, he batted a torrid .323/.406/.604 with 33 home runs and seven steals in Triple-A. From our Lineup Assistant – which provides your optimal lineup, based on accurate consensus projections – to our Waiver Wire Assistant – that allows you to quickly see which available players will improve your team, and by how much – we’ve got you covered this fantasy baseball season.Andrew Gould is a featured writer at FantasyPros.