Fantasy Baseball Waiver Wire: Jose Soriano, Robert Gasser, Logan Allen

Happy Memorial Day Weekend everyone! I want to join millions of people across the United States who are so grateful for those who stand up for freedom as members of our country’s armed forces. For those who have given the ultimate sacrifice protecting that freedom, you will not be forgotten.

Every time I visit the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier in Arlington National Cemetery, everything stops, and I’m like many who become enthralled in these men and women who are walking that line for freedom. It’s a special act performed by special people. If you’ve never been and are visiting Washington D.C., it’s so worth stopping by to take in the celebration of the changing of the guard. It’s chilling. Again, thank you all.

Now, let’s walk the line toward some fantasy baseball waiver wire pickups and deep sleepers who can benefit fantasy rosters over a long weekend.

Fantasy Baseball Waiver Wire Pickups: Week 10

Jose Soriano (SP – LAA): 7%

The Angels are starting to resemble the Island of Misfit Toys, with so many retreads that a player like Soriano in just his second year in the big leagues – both with the Angels – is a welcomed sight. Also easy on the eyes were the 7.2 innings of one-run ball that Soriano spun against the defending world champion Rangers.

It’s true that fantasy teams can never have too much pitching. Soriano is someone who could be streamed based on the matchup. A home date against the Guardians is next up for him on May 25.

Robert Gasser (SP – MIL): 18%

After debuting with a pair of starts totaling 11 innings and just one run allowed, Gasser came back to earth with six innings and four earned runs in his most recent outing. Thankfully, it looks like he’ll stay in the rotation for now, and he’s likely to get a home start next week against the Chicago Cubs, who are scuffling and battling injuries.

Logan Allen (SP – CLE): 14%

After back-to-back victorious starts without allowing an earned run, and three of four being quality starts, Allen could be landing in streaming territory. His overall numbers aren’t great – 4.91 ERA and 1.44 WHIP – but going against the right opponent may result in some victories. He faces the Angels in Anaheim tonight, so it could be a good time to drop him in a lineup.