Fantasy Baseball: Week 4 waiver wire pickups by position

If you are off to a slow start in your fantasy baseball league(s), you probably have a high waiver priority. Last week’s fantasy baseball piece took a look at five names to make buy-low offers on to other managers in your league. There was a good chance owners of any of those five names were starting to become impatient, so you could have capitalized.

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Want further proof? Sure enough as predicted, Chris Archer got lit up in a start against the Rex Sox last week before bouncing back with a strong outing against the Orioles last night, picking up the win while spinning 6.2 scoreless inning, striking out 10 and picking up the win. Archer likely isn’t available on waivers in your league, but we have a list of promising starters who will be and are waiting to be claimed for a roster spot.

If you weren’t able to pull of a deal for a desired bat or arm, here are some of the more desired players at each position that will be worth picking up off waivers or free agency in your league. Almost 1/6 of the regular season is over and it’s slowly becoming apparent who might be for real as a breakout player in 2016 and who isn’t worth the roster spot.

**All fantasy stats courtesy of Yahoo Fantasy Baseball**

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