X
Lost password?

Don't have an account?
Gain Access Now

X

Receive free daily analysis

NFL
NBA
NHL
NASCAR
CFB
MLB
MMA
PGA
ESPORTS
BETTING

Already have an account? Log In

X

Forgot Password


POPULAR FANTASY TOOLS

Expert Advice
Articles & Tools
Import Your Leagues
Daily Stats & Leaders
All Pitcher Matchups
Compare Any Players
Compare Any Players
Rookies & Call-Ups
24x7 News and Alerts

Points League Pitchers: Waiver Wire Pickups for Fantasy Baseball - Week 8

aaron ashby fantasy baseball rankings pitchers draft sleepers MLB injury news

Fantasy baseball H2H points league waiver wire pitchers to pickup and stream for Week 8 of the 2022 MLB season, identifying free agent SPs and RPs to add.

We'll be doing this roundup of points leagues every week here at RotoBaller, with waiver wire targets and streaming pitchers being evaluated in terms of the different scoring systems of ESPN, Yahoo!, CBS, and Fantrax.

Player values can vary wildly from platform to platform, so we'll make sure to highlight where players are the best and worst fits. We know points league players get neglected and we're here to help with all of the best streams for the week.

These fantasy baseball waiver wire pickups are for the week of May 30 - June 5, looking at players below ~50% rostered for ESPN, Yahoo!, or Fantrax. Rankings are calculated using games through Saturday, May 28.

Be sure to check all of our fantasy baseball lineup tools and resources:

 

Know Your Scoring System

You know what I'm going to say, right?  You must account for, as precisely as possible, how a player performs under your particular scoring system. Don't be fooled into believing you can just make rough adjustments in your head, bumping up guys with high on-base percentages and low strikeout rates. Every point, in every category, counts.

For example, ESPN and Fantrax are virtually identical in their scoring for hitters and roster size. The only difference is that stolen bases are worth one more point on Fantrax and ESPN subtracts one point per strikeout. That's the difference between Trea Turner being a top-five hitter versus a top-25 hitter.

If your league uses standard settings, then great! Turn to page 94 and you can skip ahead to the leaderboards. If you play with custom settings, it'll still be fine. Go back to page 43 and look below at the scoring systems of the four major platforms. I bet there's a chance that you'll find that your league's scoring is very similar to one of the four (well, not Yahoo!'s), even if it's not the platform you actually play on.

You'll likely find a suitable mirror to your own system if you look above. While every point counts, as long as they aren't seismic changes, you can get away with some "close enough" calls. IE. If everything is the same except for HBP (or something similar), you're probably fine.

 

Waiver Wire Leaderboards

In addition to our overall waiver wire leaderboards, once we're deep enough into the season, we'll also start doing a 21-day leaderboard as well, giving us a window into recent production. All charts are updated prior to Saturday's games, on stats and ownerships, and clicking on a chart will open a new page with a magnified version.

*APR = Average Platform Ranking - the average platform ranking between ESPN, CBS, Yahoo, and Fantrax (standard point settings)

 

Two-Start Pitcher Waiver Wire Options

 

Starting Pitcher Waiver Wire - Best Choices

Nick Pivetta, BOS (@ OAK) - The presumed two-step got canceled last week but Pivetta was still solid against the White Sox, picking up the win after allowing 3 ER in 6 IP, striking out five. But he wins the matchup lottery in Week 8, facing an Oakland team that is last in baseball vs RHP in wOBA and xwOBA, and 23rd in K%. You can't really ask for much better.

Rich Hill, BOS (vs BAL, @ OAK) - If there was ever a week to snag the old man over the hill, it's this one. Baltimore is not just a bottom-three offense vs LHP in both wOBA and xwOBA but also has the third-highest K%, and while Oakland is technically better vs LHP than they are against RHP, it's still not anything to write home about - the Athletics are 22nd in wOBA, 27th in xwOBA, with the seventh-highest strikeout rate.

Aaron Ashby, MIL - (@ CHC, vs SD) - The sporadic starts can make him annoying to hold but the talent is for real and Ashby currently lines up for a solid two-step in Week 8. He has a 2.91 ERA and 26.4% K% that's backed by an elite 32.9% CSW%. Chicago has the 16th-highest K% vs LHP (14th in wOBA, 17th in xwOBA) but the Padres are the 10th-lowest in K%, with the eighth-highest wOBA. Here's the biggest bugaboo, though - Ashby is still walking entirely too many batters. The breakout won't fully come until he slices a 13.5% BB% and that's what could hurt him this week because while the Cubs have the 30th-highest BB% vs LHP, the Padres are third.

Jakob Junis, SF (@ PHI, @ MIA) - Junis has just one poor start in 2022, allowing 4 ER in 6 IP to the Padres two starts back. In his other five starts, gone at least five innings, allowing 2 ER or less in each. He currently has a 2.76 ERA but his Week 8 double-start has some danger lurking in it - Philadelphia is 13th in wOBA vs RHP (19th in K%, 20th in BB%) but Miami has been quietly roughing up righties, posting a top-five wOBA and top-10 xwOBA against them. You know I love me some Junis but just be careful.

Glenn Otto, TEX (vs TB, vs SEA) - Otto's 4.91 ERA is unsightly but that's almost all driven by his blowup against Boston a few starts back (4 IP, 8 ER). He's allowed just 3 ER in his past two starts against really tough opponents in the Astros and Angels, and if you take out the Boston start, he'd have a 2.21 ERA. Seattle is tough on RHP (13th in wOBA, eighth in xwOBA, 13th in K%) but Tampa Bay is much more manageable, with the 19th-highest wOBA, 23rd-highest xwOBA, sixth-highest K%, and fifth-lowest BB%.

George Kirby, SEA (@ BAL, @ TEX) - I'm not ready to go full-in on Kirby's rookie campaign, with the right-hander allowing 9 ER in his past two starts after opening things up with two gems following his call-up. But his 4.50 ERA is backed by a 3.40 FIP, 3.12 xFIP, and 3.17 SIERA, and he'll get a manageable two-start week against Baltimore (24th in wOBA vs RHP, 14th in xwOBA, 15th in K%) and Texas (27th in wOBA, 24th in xwOBA, 22nd in K%). Plus, seeing a rookie come in and immediately not walk anyone is always a good sign - Kirby has walked just two batters over four starts, good for a stellar 2.4% BB%.

Bruce Zimmermann, BAL (vs CLE) - The rapid decline of Bruce isn't nearly as bad as it might seem, as he's faced the Yankees (ninth in wOBA, fourth in xwOBA vs LHP) in back-to-back starts, allowing a total of 9 ER on five HR. A matchup with Cleveland is just what the doctor ordered for getting back on track, as the Guardians have the 29th wOBA and 26th xwOBA vs LHP.

Roansy Contreras, PIT (vs ARI) - Contreras has filthy stuff but is backed by a Pirates offense unlikely to give him much run support when he's facing an Arizona offense that's been better than advertised, with comeback years from Christian Walker and David Peralta helping them post the 12th-best wOBA vs RHP. But again, Contreras is nasty, running a 29.4% K% and 15.0% SwStr% through his first two starts (2.13 ERA, 0.95 WHIP).

Corey Kluber, TB (@ TEX) - This is a good spot for Kluber, as Texas is 27th in wOBA (24th in xwOBA) vs RHP, with a bottom-10 K% and top-4 BB%.

 

Starting Pitcher Waiver Wire - Next Choices

Dylan Bundy, MIN (@ DET, @ TOR) - My sweet Dylan ended up missing a two-step last week but is now lined up for one in Week 8, facing a classic "one good, one bad" situation. Toronto's offense vs RHP is still sputtering (19th in wOBA) but the ninth-highest xwOBA speaks to better things coming. Detroit, however, remains awful vs RHP, with the 29th wOBA and 28th xwOBA, running the sixth-highest K%. And Bundy is coming off of an excellent outing against them in his last time out, allowing 1 ER over 5.2 IP, with 6 K, though Minnesota's bullpen eventually blew his opportunity to pick up the win.

JT Brubaker, PIT (vs ARI) - Like Roansy Contreras, Brubaker will struggle to pick up win bonuses with Pittsburgh's offense but he's also been really solid in May, posting a 2.63 ERA (3.29 FIP) over five starts, with a 9.6 K/9. But going back to point #1, he was rewarded with an 0-2 record.

Matthew Liberatore, STL (@ CHC) - Liberatore is coming off of a great outing against Milwaukee in his second major league start (5 IP, o ER, 6 K) but also has five walks through his first 9.2 IP. Fortunately, the Cubs basically refuse to walk against LHP, ranking 30th so far this season in BB%.

Adrian Houser, MIL (vs SD) - Houser got roughed up by a hot Cardinals offense in his second start last week but was solid in the first one against the Padres, allowing 1 ER over 6 IP, while striking out four. He'll face that same Padres team at home this week, with San Diego posting the 26th-lowest wOBA and 29th-lowest xwOBA vs RHP in 2021.

Jon Gray, TEX (vs TB) - He got surprisingly roughed up by Oakland in his last start (6 IP, 5 ER) but faces a Tampa Bay team that bottom-10 offense vs RHP, with bottom-five walk- and strikeout rates.

Jeffrey Springs, TB (@ TEX) - Springs continues to be excellent in his move to the rotation, with a 2.21 ERA (3.79 FIP) over his past four starts. But Texas is no pushover vs LHP, posting the ninth-highest wOBA and eighth-lowest K% against them.

 

Starting Pitcher Waiver Wire - Desperate Choices

Yusei Kikuchi, TOR (vs MIN) - I've always been a Kikuchi believer but this is a tough matchup with a Twins team that is seventh in wOBA and first in xwOBA vs LHP, with the eighth-lowest K% and fifth-highest BB%.

Brady Singer, KC (vs HOU) - I've added Singer a lot, as he's been really good since rejoining Kansas City's rotation. But I'd be real careful rolling him out against an Astros team that is sixth in wOBA and third in xwOBA vs RHP.

Johnny Cueto, CHW (@ TOR) - Cueto got left in too long in his last start against the Cubs, ultimately allowing 5 ER in 6.2 IP but still has a shiny 2.41 ERA (2.77 FIP) over his three starts in 2022. I'm not rushing to start him against Toronto, however, who only has the 19th-highest wOBA vs RHP but still has the firepower to make things get ugly in a hurry.

Alex Cobb, SF (@ MIA) - Cobb has allowed 13 ER over his past two starts (though one was in Colorado) but a 2.77 FIP and 2.37 xFIP say better times could be on the way for his 6.25 ERA and 1.55 WHIP. But I'm not banking on it this week against a Miami offense that's posted a top-five wOBA and top-10 xwOBA vs RHP.

Keegan Thompson, CHC (vs STL) - Both as a long reliever or starter, Thompson has been quietly excellent, allowing one or fewer earned runs in 10 of his 11 appearances (and 2 ER in the other). Don't expect a deep outing but the Cardinals are still middling vs RHP, with the 18th-best wOBA and 27th xwOBA against them. They don't strike out much (third-lowest K%), though, which combined with a low probability of a win bonus, gives Thompson a low ceiling/margin for error.

Chase Silseth, LAA (@ PHI) - Silseth has been fine over three starts but I'm not ready to trust his 3.07 ERA that's backed by a 4.99 FIP and 4.35 xFIP. Especially not at Philadelphia's bandbox.

Dane Dunning, TEX (vs SEA) - Dunning has allowed 5 ER in two of his past three starts and faces a Seattle offense that is 13th in wOBA and eighth in xwOBA vs RHP.

Nick Martinez, SD (@ STL, @ MIL) - My fellow Nick has been fairly consistent in his ability to limit damage but has only pitched more than five innings once and has two tough matchups on the road.

Dakota Hudson, STL (vs SD) - Hudson rarely gets past the fifth inning and has only posted a 5.0 K/9 but has a solid matchup with a Padres team that is bottom-five offense vs RHP. Plus, my family and I will be there for our son's fourth birthday, so that has to count for something, right?

Zach Davies, ARI (@ PIT) - If all else fails, pick on the Pirates, who have a bottom-five offense vs RHP, with the 27th-highest K%.

Chris Archer, MIN (@ DET) - A matchup with the Tigers is great (29th in wOBA, 28th in xwOBA, 24th in K%) but the Twins have been wise in not letting him face the order a third time through, with Archer failing to pitch more than four innings in 2022.

David Peterson, NYM (vs WSH, @ LAD) - After a great start against the Giants, I'm worried some people might get hurt trusting him for a two-step in Week 8. The Nationals have the eighth-lowest wOBA vs LHP but are 11th in xwOBA, with the second-lowest strikeout rate. And the second start against the Dodgers isn't any better - LA is 11th in wOBA, sixth in xwOBA, 12th in K%, and ninth in BB%. Danger lurks here.

Jose Quintana, PIT (@ LAD) - Quintana has a 2.15 ERA (3.23 FIP/4.00 xFIP/4.22 SIERA) over nine starts but faces a Dodger team that's been tough on lefties.

Devin Smeltzer, MIN (@ DET) - Smeltzer has a shiny 2.16 ERA through his first three starts of the season but be aware it has a 4.60 xFIP and 4.88 SIERA behind it, with all three of coming against teams who've been mostly hapless against LHP (2x vs KC, 1x vs CLE). Counterpoint: Detroit is almost as hapless, posting 20th-worst wOBA and 24th xwOBA vs LHP.

Wade Miley, CHC (vs MIL, vs STL) - And more danger lurks here as veteran trickster Wade Miley (3.38 ERA/4.25 xFIP/4.62 SIERA) has a pair of dicey matchups. The Brewers are worse vs LHP (23rd in wOBA, 10th in xwOBA, 23rd in K%) but running him out against the lefty-smashing Cardinals is a suicide mission - St. Louis is first in wOBA, ninth in xwOBA, second in K%, and sixth in BB%.

Konnor Pilkington (vs KC) - Pilkington has put up really good numbers in his limited rookie campaign (3.75 ERA, 2.65 FIP, 11.3 K/9) but has yet to complete four innings. Kansas City has poor numbers overall vs LHP but has the league's lowest K% against them and it's hard to imagine Pilkington pitching deep enough to be eligible for a win bonus.

 

Starting Pitcher Waiver Wire - McMahon Choices

No chance. No chance in hell I'm rolling out these starting pitchers who are at the higher end of Roster% threshold or may be tempting because of a two-start week.

Chad Kuhl, COL (vs ATL) - We nailed putting Kuhl in "Best Choices" last week but let's not get carried away by thinking it's a good idea to start him at home vs ATL. Absolutely not.

Drew Smyly, CHC (vs MIL, vs STL) - We've seen the occasional Smyly-nnaissance in 2022 but this is not a two-step you want to dance with. The Brewers are 23rd in wOBA and K% against LHP but 10th in xwOBA and 11th in BB%, while the Cardinals should not be trifled with when it comes to lefties - St. Louis is first in wOBA against them, with the second-lowest K%.

Marco Gonzales, SEA (@ TEX) - Gonzales has been dancing on the knife's edge of FIP, heading into his last start with a 3.08 ERA and 5.96 FIP. And in a soft matchup with Oakland, he started getting cut, allowing 5 ER in 5.1 IP, with just two strikeouts. The correction could continue in a dicey matchup with a Texas team that has a top-10 offense vs LHP, with a bottom-10 K%.

Taijuan Walker, NYM (@ LAD) - Walker is a fine streamer in the right circumstance but a matchup with the Dodgers ain't it - Los Angeles is first in wOBA, second in xwOBA, second in BB%, and eighth in K% vs RHP.

Mitch Keller, PIT (@ LAD) - Speaking of bad matchups for RHP against the Dodgers, does anyone else remember when people thought Mitch Keller was good? Har-dee, har-har, good times, good times.

Zach Plesac, CLE (vs KC, @ BAL) - With starts against two teams with substandard numbers vs RHP, it would be awesome if it was still 2020...You know, when Plesac was good? Unfortunately, it's 2022 and Plesac is rocking a 5.40 ERA and 1.43 WHIP, with just a 14.6% K%.

Madison Bumgarner, ARI (vs ATL) -Much like Marco Gonzales, the FIP bell is starting to toll for Bumgarner, whose 3.35 ERA is backed by a 5.78 FIP, 4.78 xFIP, and 4.95 xFIP. He's allowed 9 ER in his past two starts and faces an Atlanta offense that is fifth in wOBA and eighth in xwOBA vs LHP, with the second-highest BB%.

Kyle Hendricks, CHC (vs MIL, vs STL) - Hendricks is washed. Stop starting him.

Ryan Yarbrough, TB (@TEX, vs CHW) - Yarbrough has shown signs of life lately but has a dangerous two-step on the horizon, as both Texas and Chicago have posted top-10 offenses vs LHP. Texas is in the top-10 of wOBA but the White Sox are even more dangerous - they're fifth in wOBA, second in xwOBA, with the fifth-lowest K%.

German Marquez, COL (vs MIA, vs ATL) - lolololololololol...Surely you jest, right? Of course, Coors Chaos Theory dictates that he'll probably pitch two complete-game shutouts. But I'm still not chancing it.

 

Relief Pitchers Waiver Wire

Unless you're in a very deep league and/or have a lot of dedicated RP-only slots, most of the relievers you're going to want are the ones who are closers, have a chance to close, or elite setup guys. But I do mean elite because most scoring structures are weighted in a way that relievers almost necessarily have to get saves in order to be valuable. Although, long relievers whose usage you can reliably predict, can be useful in leagues with daily moves. But for a majority of leagues, sticking to closers is the way to go.

With that in mind, here are the best relievers on the wire for Week 8, ordered by Yahoo roster%:

Closers (and co-Closers) on the Wire

Tanner Rainey, WSH - Stop the presses...Rainey finally picked up his first Save since April 19. Check back in a month for news of his next one?

Emilio Pagan, MIN - His closing buddy, Jhoan Duran, leaves the list due to ownership but Pagan picked up a Save on Friday, after blowing one on Wednesday.

Committees on the Wire

Boston Red Sox - Hansel Robles goes on the IL, with Jake Diekman, John Schreiber, and Matt Strahm currently making up the committee. Strahm got Boston's only opportunity this past week...He blew it. Avoid.

Cincinnati Reds - Art Warren, Tony Santillan, and Hunter Strickland all picked up a Save this week. Good luck guessing who will get them next week. Avoid.

Kansas City Royals - Scott Barlow picked up Kansas City's only Save this week, while Josh Staumont grabbed a Win.

Miami Marlins - Anthony Bender (back tightness) is on the IL, Cole Sulser picked up one Save, while Anthony Bass blew one. Avoid.

Seattle Mariners - Paul Sewald converted Seattle's only Save opportunity last week, with Andres Munoz and Diego Castillo each making three appearances. Oh, and Ken Giles has begun his rehab.

Tampa Bay Rays - Welcome Colin Poche and his Invisi-ball, who converted both of Tampa's Save opportunities this week, to the closing party, with J.P. Feyereisen, Jason Adam, and Brooks Raley also possibilities.



Download Our Free News & Alerts Mobile App

Like what you see? Download our updated fantasy baseball app for iPhone and Android with 24x7 player news, injury alerts, sleepers, prospects & more. All free!



More Fantasy Baseball Waiver Wire Advice




POPULAR FANTASY TOOLS

Expert Advice
Articles & Tools
Import Your Leagues
Daily Stats & Leaders
All Pitcher Matchups
Compare Any Players
Compare Any Players
Rookies & Call-Ups
24x7 News and Alerts

REAL-TIME FANTASY NEWS

Griffin Conine

To Have Shoulder Surgery On Tuesday
Luke Keaschall

Twins Prospect Luke Keaschall Suffers Broken Forearm
Logan Gilbert

Leaves Friday's Start With Forearm Tightness

Vikings Select Tai Felton To Finish Day 2

Seahawks Select Quarterback Jalen Milroe With The 92nd Pick Overall

Browns Select Dillon Gabriel 94th Overall

Packers Pick Savion Williams At No. 87 overall

Steelers Snag Kaleb Johnson In Round 3

Broncos Select Wide Receiver Pat Bryant With The 74th Overall Pick

Texans Select Jaylin Noel With 79th Pick

Lions Select Wide Receiver Isaac TeSlaa With The 70th Overall Pick
Jack Leiter

To Start On Sunday

Patriots Add Wide Receiver Kyle Williams In Round 3

Browns Draft Harold Fannin Jr. With 67th Pick
Garrett Mitchell

Makes Early Exit
Luke Keaschall

Removed Early On Friday
Blake Snell

Likely Avoids Major Injury
Cole Ragans

Dealing With Mild Groin Strain

Broncos Add RJ Harvey To Backfield With 60th Pick

Raiders Select Jack Bech With 58th Pick

Chargers Add Wide Receiver Tre Harris In Round 2
Detroit Lions

Lions Acquire 57th Pick From Broncos

Seahawks Draft Elijah Arroyo 50th Overall
Carolina Panthers

Panthers Acquire 51st Pick From Broncos
Arizona Cardinals

Cardinals Snag Will Johnson At No. 47

Jets Add A Pass-Catcher With Mason Taylor At No. 42

Rams Select Terrance Ferguson With 46th Pick
Houston Texans

Texans Acquire 48th Pick From Raiders, Draft Aireontae Ersery

Saints Snag Tyler Shough At No. 40
Brenton Doyle

Out For Personal Reasons On Friday
Brandin Podziemski

Not On Injury Report For Game 3
Jimmy Butler III

Warriors Optimistic About Jimmy Butler III Playing Saturday
Jae'Sean Tate

To Remain Out Saturday
Jock Landale

Unavailable For Game 3
Terry Rozier

Out On Saturday
Jrue Holiday

Ruled Out For Friday Night's Game 3 Against Orlando
Kevin Love

To Miss Saturday's Game
Jaylen Brown

Available For Friday Night's Game 3 Against Magic
Gary Payton II

Iffy For Saturday's Action
Jayson Tatum

Officially Available On Friday For Game 3 Against Magic
Will Smith

Back From Injury On Friday
Luke Kennard

Questionable For Game 4 On Saturday
Darius Garland

Listed As Questionable For Game 3
Ja Morant

To Miss Game 4 On Saturday
Rui Hachimura

Available For Game 3 In Minnesota
Aaron Ekblad

Available To Return Saturday
Erik Swanson

Ryan Burr Progressing
Daulton Varsho

To Return On Tuesday At The Latest
Max Scherzer

Takes Positive Step On Friday
Aleksander Barkov

Questionable For Saturday
Gabriel Landeskog

Set For Larger Role In Game 4
Calvin Pickard

To Start Game 3 For Oilers
Randy Arozarena

Resting For First Time This Year
Jonas Siegenthaler

To Play Limited Minutes In Game 3
MLB

Red Sox-Guardians Game Postponed On Friday
Luke Hughes

Remains Out On Friday
MLB

Tigers-Orioles Postponed On Friday
Patrik Laine

A Game-Time Decision Friday
Yainer Diaz

Out On Friday Against Royals
Iván Herrera

Ivan Herrera Hopes To Start Rehab Assignment Next Week
Salvador Perez

Sitting Out For First Time This Season
Jaylen Brown

Questionable For Game 3 On Friday
Brendan Donovan

Back In Action On Friday
Jimmy Butler III

Could Miss Game 3 On Saturday
Coby Mayo

Getting On A Roll At Triple-A
Carlos Prates

Looks To Remain Undefeated In The UFC
Ian Machado Garry

Set For UFC Kansas City Main Event
Cade Cunningham

Collects Double-Double In Loss
Jalen Brunson

Drops 30 Points In Game 3
Karl-Anthony Towns

Leads All Scorers In Game 3 Victory
Zhang Mingyang

Scheduled For Co-Main Event
Anthony Smith

Set For His Final UFC Bout
David Onama

Set For Featherweight Bout
Giga Chikadze

Looks To Bounce Back
Abus Magomedov

Looks For His Third Consecutive Win
Michel Pereira

Returns To Action At UFC Kansas City
Nicolas Dalby

An Underdog At UFC Kansas City
Randy Brown

A Favorite At UFC Kansas City
Andre Muniz

Set To Open Up UFC Kansas City Main Card
Ikram Aliskerov

Looks To Get Back In The Win Column
Sergei Bobrovsky

Shuts Out Lightning In Game 2
Cam Fowler

Finishes Thursday's Win With Five Points
Robert Thomas

Posts Four Assists In Game 3 Win
Pavel Buchnevich

Celebrates Hat Trick During Four-Point Performance
Dylan DeMelo

Battling An Illness
Marcus Johansson

Exits Early Thursday
Aleksander Barkov

Hurt In Game 2
Jrue Holiday

Tagged As Questionable For Friday
Jayson Tatum

Likely Out Again On Friday
Anthony Cirelli

Good To Go Thursday
Andrei Vasilevskiy

Looks To Bounce Back In Game 2
Rasmus Ristolainen

To Miss Training Camp
Jonas Siegenthaler

Returns To Practice
Aliaksei Protas

Traveling With Capitals
Gabriel Vilardi

Still Out On Thursday
Max Pacioretty

Set To Join Maple Leafs Lineup For Game 3
Cam Davis

Looking For Better Fortunes At TPC Louisiana
Adam Svensson

Making Third Apperence At Zurich Classic
Max Greyserman

Aiming For Similar Success At TPC Louisiana
Lee Hodges

A High-Upside Player In New Orleans
PGA

Nico Echavarria Looks To Ride Off Of Elite Putting In New Orleans
Gary Woodland

A Player Worth Watching In New Orleans
Max McGreevy

Returns To The Zurich Classic Of New Orleans
Rasmus Hojgaard

In Search Of Consistency Ahead Of Zurich Classic
Sam Stevens

A Boom-Or-Bust Candidate In New Orleans
Nicolai Hojgaard

Looking To Turn Season Around At Zurich Classic
Christiaan Bezuidenhout

Looks To Sway A Hot Putter In Teams Favor At Zurich Classic
Akshay Bhatia

Looking To Bounce Back At TPC Louisiana
Carson Young

Looks To Turn Things Around At TPC Louisiana
Erik Van Rooyen

Looking For Momentum In Louisiana
Andrew Novak

Making Start At TPC Louisiana After Near Miss At Harbour Town
Ben Griffin

Making Third Career Start At Zurich Classic
Taylor Moore

Competing With A New Teammate In New Orleans
Wyndham Clark

Making Return To New Orleans
Kurt Kitayama

Teeing It Up Again In New Orleans
Collin Morikawa

Back At Zurich Classic For Fifth Time
Thomas Detry

Making Third Appearance At New Orleans Team Event
RANKINGS
C
1B
2B
3B
SS
OF
SP
RP

RANKINGS

QB
RB
WR
TE
K
DEF