Masyn Winn is hitting .375 with a .395 wOBA and 104.2 mph average exit velocity over the last seven days, and he's still sitting at just 34% ownership. If your shortstop slot has been a black hole, this is your Sunday morning move before lineups lock.

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Masyn Winn (SS, STL) — Add Now

Every signal is flashing green. Winn's 7-day wOBA of .395 dwarfs his .303 mark over the past 30 days, and the underlying process backs it up: a 100.0% hard-hit rate and 104.2 mph exit velocity over this stretch. He's simultaneously walking more (16.7% 7d vs. 7.4% 30d) while maintaining a low strikeout rate (16.7% 7d vs. 17.3% 30d). This isn't a lucky BABIP heater — the contact quality is elite. At 34% rostered with zero ownership movement in the last week, the window is wide open. Grab him before the Monday morning crowd catches on.

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José Tena (2B/3B, WSH)

The most explosive wOBA on today's board: .551 over the past seven days, up from an already-strong .426 over 30 days. He's hitting .500 with a 12.5% strikeout rate, 93.7 mph exit velocity, and 50.0% hard-hit rate. The catch? He's at 0% ownership and we're working with an early signal of just five games. If the contact quality sustains another few days, he becomes an add.

Braden Montgomery (OF, CWS)

Montgomery's 7-day wOBA has spiked to .473 from .321 over 30 days, driven by a dramatic strikeout rate plunge — 8.3% over the past week versus 16.1% over the month. He's hitting .333 with a homer. The 91.9 mph exit velocity is solid, not spectacular, but the bat-to-ball improvement at 10% ownership makes him worth monitoring closely.

J.P. Crawford (3B/SS, SEA)

Crawford's strikeout rate has collapsed from 24.4% over 30 days to 7.1% over the past week, and his walk rate has ballooned to 28.6% (up from 13.3%). The result: a .437 wOBA on a .300 average. At 9% owned, he's being ignored, but that kind of plate discipline surge is one of the most reliable leading indicators of sustained production.

Logan O'Hoppe (C, LAA)

Catcher is a wasteland, which makes O'Hoppe's 7-day trend notable. His wOBA has climbed to .314 from a dismal .198 over 30 days, his strikeout rate has been slashed from 26.6% to 10.0%, and his walk rate has tripled to 20.0%. At 3% owned, he's a speculative add in two-catcher leagues if you're desperate for plate discipline at the position.

Jeremiah Jackson (2B/3B/OF, BAL)

Jackson's .482 wOBA over seven days (up from .283 over 30) jumps off the page. A 20.0% walk rate (up from 3.4%), 93.3 mph exit velocity, and 50.0% hard-hit rate support the surge. Still an early signal at 3% ownership — another solid week and he's an add in deeper formats.

Josh Jung (3B, TEX)

Jung's 7-day line shows a .399 wOBA, a 130 wRC+, and a strikeout rate that has dropped from 25.0% to 14.3%. At 40% owned he's the most rostered player on this list, but if he's on your waiver wire, the improved contact rate and walk rate (14.3% 7d vs. 12.5% 30d) suggest the hot stretch has legs.

Michael Massey (2B/OF, KC)

Massey is hitting .333 with a 7.7% strikeout rate over the last week, down from 15.8% over 30 days. The .324 wOBA is modest but the contact profile — 90.3 mph exit velocity, 50.0% hard-hit rate — is trending the right direction. At 2% owned, he's a deep-league option at a thin position.

Cole Young (2B, SEA)

Zero strikeouts over the past seven days. Literally 0.0%, down from 16.7% over 30 days. Young is hitting .273 with a homer, a .342 wOBA, and a 97.3 mph exit velocity with 50.0% hard-hit quality. The K-rate won't stay at zero, but this kind of contact improvement at 11% ownership is worth a roster stash.

Steven Okert (RP, HOU)

Okert has posted a 0.00 ERA and 12 K/9 over five appearances with a microscopic 0.43 FIP and 40.0% strikeout rate. It's a small-sample reliever heater, but the FIP suggests it's more than luck. At 5% owned, he's a watch in saves+holds leagues — monitor whether Houston gives him higher-leverage work.

Stream of the Day

No streaming-specific signals emerged from today's data. The algorithm didn't flag any spot starters or favorable matchup plays for the coming days. Check back tomorrow for updated streaming options as the week's pitching probables firm up.

Ownership Movers

Ownership movement was nearly nonexistent over the past seven days, which is precisely what makes today's signals valuable — the market hasn't reacted yet. Steven Okert is the only player on the board showing any ownership gain at all, ticking up 1% to 5%. Given his 0.43 FIP and 40.0% K rate, the move is justified but barely registers. Masyn Winn remains flat at 34% despite elite-level exit velocity and a near-.400 wOBA — a clear inefficiency. Braden Montgomery (10%), Logan O'Hoppe (3%), and Michael Massey (2%) are all stagnant. The data says the breakout is happening; the ownership numbers say nobody's noticed. That's the definition of a waiver wire edge.

Quick Hits

  • José Tena's .551 wOBA is the highest 7-day mark on today's entire board — and he's at 0% ownership. Even if you discount it as a small sample, the 30-day .426 wOBA suggests this isn't a mirage from nowhere.
  • Cole Young hasn't struck out in a week. His 0.0% K rate over 7 days against a 16.7% 30-day baseline is the single largest strikeout rate improvement on the board. Pair that with a 97.3 mph exit velocity and a homer, and Seattle's second baseman deserves a longer look.
  • J.P. Crawford's 28.6% walk rate over the past seven days would be historically elite if sustained. It won't be — but his 7.1% strikeout rate supports that the plate discipline improvement is real, not just an artifact of selective counting.
  • Masyn Winn's 104.2 mph exit velocity is the hardest average contact on the board by a wide margin, beating the next closest name (Cole Young at 97.3 mph) by nearly 7 mph. That kind of barrel quality at shortstop is rare.
  • The catcher position is showing faint signs of life. Logan O'Hoppe's strikeout rate dropping from 26.6% to 10.0% in a week is the kind of swing that can turn a replacement-level catcher into a usable asset — especially at 3% owned where the risk is essentially zero.