Dylan Crews is sporting a .562 wOBA over the last seven days — nearly 220 points above his 30-day mark — and at 33% ownership, he's still sitting on waivers in two-thirds of leagues. If you do nothing else today, go add him.

Today's Top Adds

Dylan Crews (OF, WSH) — 33% owned

The numbers are absurd: a .471 batting average, a .562 wOBA, and a 1 HR line over the past week, all while cutting his strikeout rate from 23.7% to 22.7% and bumping his walk rate from 15.1% to 18.2%. That's a hitter who is both barreling the ball and refining his approach simultaneously. Twenty-two plate appearances in seven days confirms everyday usage. Ownership is trending up but still criminally low for a player flashing this kind of ceiling.

Marcus Semien (2B, NYM) — 34% owned

Semien has been the best power bat on this list, mashing 3 HR in the last week with a .477 wOBA that towers over his .334 mark from the previous 30 days. The process looks sustainable: his strikeout rate has cratered from 26.7% to 14.3% while his walk rate climbed from 6.7% to 9.5%. That's a drastic plate discipline correction from a veteran who knows what he's doing. At 34% ownership with virtually no movement, this is a market inefficiency.

Jackson Holliday (2B/SS, BAL) — 22% owned

Holliday is hitting .476 over the last seven days with a .472 wOBA, up sharply from his .384 thirty-day number. The 11.5% strikeout rate — down from 14.9% — is the stat that should make you move. With 26 PA confirming he's locked into the lineup, the dual eligibility at 2B and SS adds significant roster flexibility. Ownership hasn't budged, which means you still have time, but not much.

J.T. Realmuto (C, PHI) — 22% owned, +5% in 7 days

Realmuto's ownership is rising fastest among today's adds, and for good reason. A .415 wOBA over the last week — up from .350 over 30 days — fueled by a .412 batting average across 20 PA. At the catcher position, where production is perpetually scarce, this kind of hot streak demands immediate action. He's the top ownership mover for a reason.

Cooper Pratt (SS, MIL) — 8% owned, +4% in 7 days

Pratt is the deep-league gem of the day. A .414 wOBA backed by a .375 average and a homer, with his strikeout rate ticking down from 17.3% to 16.7%. At 8% ownership he's essentially free, and the +4% surge over seven days tells you the sharp leagues are already moving. In formats with 12+ teams, this is a priority add at a premium position.

Jung Hoo Lee (OF, SF) — 27% owned

Lee's wOBA has rocketed from .260 over 30 days to .443 over the last seven — a 183-point jump that screams breakout rather than blip. He's hitting .286 with a homer while nearly tripling his walk rate from 2.4% to 6.2%. The ownership trend shows a 4% decline recently, meaning managers who dropped him during the slump are about to regret it. Buy the correction.

Watch List

Michael Massey (2B/OF, KC) — 2% owned

A .414 wOBA and .368 average over 21 PA in the last week is intriguing, but at 2% ownership this is still a deep-league stash. Monitor for another week of consistent playing time before pulling the trigger in standard formats.

Paul Blackburn (SP/RP, NYY) — 1% owned

A 2.70 FIP with 5.0 IP in the last seven days from a Yankee arm that nobody owns. The dual SP/RP eligibility adds streaming flexibility. Need to see more innings before this becomes an add, but the underlying pitch quality is there.

Coby Mayo (1B/3B, BAL) — 2% owned

Mayo's strikeout rate dropping from 32.5% to 22.2% is the headline — that's a 10-point correction that changes his entire profile. A .458 wOBA with a .333 average and a homer adds substance. The strikeout concerns have kept him at 2%, but if this plate discipline holds for another week, he becomes an add in all formats.

Dustin May (SP, STL) — 24% owned

May's 0.93 FIP and 29.6% strikeout rate over the last seven days are elite numbers. A 1.5 ERA and 12 K/9 line across 6.0 IP confirms the dominance. Ownership is cooling (down 2%), which feels like a mistake given these peripherals. He's on the watch list only because of the small sample — one more strong start and he's a must-roster arm.

Stream of the Day

No streaming-specific signals triggered today, but if you need a spot start this week, Dustin May is the closest thing to an actionable streaming play from the watch list. A 0.93 FIP and 12 K/9 from a pitcher rostered in fewer than a quarter of leagues is the kind of edge streaming is designed to exploit. Check his upcoming matchup and deploy with confidence.

Ownership Movers

  • J.T. Realmuto (22%, +5%): The fastest riser, and entirely justified. A .415 wOBA at catcher is rare air. This train is leaving the station.
  • Cooper Pratt (8%, +4%): Still in single-digit ownership, but the trajectory is clear. A .414 wOBA with declining strikeouts gives the move real foundation.
  • Dylan Crews (33%, +2%): The ownership bump should be larger given a .562 wOBA. The gap between production and rostering is the biggest on this list.
  • Jackson Holliday (22%, +0%): Flat ownership despite a .472 wOBA and .476 average. The market is sleeping. This is your buy window.
  • Michael Massey (2%, stable): Deep-league only for now, but the production is real. First movers in competitive leagues will be rewarded if this holds.

Quick Hits

  • Semien's K-rate plunge is the most dramatic correction on the board: dropping from 26.7% to 14.3% in a week while adding 3 HR suggests a mechanical adjustment, not random variance. At 34% ownership with a .477 wOBA, he's the most undervalued bat in today's report.
  • Coby Mayo's 10-point strikeout rate drop (32.5% to 22.2%) is the single biggest plate discipline improvement flagged today. If that holds, his .458 wOBA becomes his floor, not his ceiling.
  • Jung Hoo Lee's 30-day wOBA of .260 explains the 4% ownership decline — but managers bailing on him are selling at the bottom. His 7-day .443 wOBA is a 183-point reversal.
  • Holliday's 26 PA lead all players in this report for seven-day playing time, confirming Baltimore's commitment. Combined with dual positional eligibility, he's the safest floor play among today's adds.
  • Dustin May's 0.93 FIP is the lowest among all pitchers flagged today. At 24% ownership and declining, the market is giving you a gift — don't wait for the correction to price you out.