Spencer Torkelson has not struck out in 24 plate appearances this week — zero percent K-rate against a 27.2% 30-day mark — and you need to act on that before Detroit's first baseman becomes the hottest add of the weekend.

Today's Top Adds

Vaughn Grissom (1B/2B/3B, LAA) — 6% rostered

Grissom is the lowest-owned player on the Add Now list and the one moving fastest: ownership has jumped 5% in seven days and the underlying numbers justify the rush. He's slashing .348 with a homer and a .408 wOBA over his last 26 PA, up from .374 over 30 days, while trimming his strikeout rate to 23.1% and nearly doubling his walk rate from 4.9% to 7.7%. The multi-position eligibility (1B/2B/3B) makes him a plug-and-play asset in any format. At 6% rostered, this is a free pickup in most leagues — don't wait until Monday.

Bryson Stott (2B/SS, PHI) — 48% rostered

Stott's 7-day wOBA has exploded to .440, nearly 100 points above his .342 over 30 days. The process backs the results: his strikeout rate dropped from 24.2% to 20.8% while his walk rate climbed from 8.8% to 16.7%. He's batting .300 with a homer in a Phillies lineup that provides premium run-scoring context. At 48% ownership he's somehow still available in half of leagues — that number should be north of 70%.

Spencer Torkelson (1B, DET) — 42% rostered

The 0.0% strikeout rate over 24 PA is the eye-popping number, but everything else is trending the right direction too. Torkelson is hitting .421 with a .426 wOBA, up sharply from .298 over 30 days, with his walk rate ticking up to 12.5% from 7.6%. This looks like a legitimate approach change, not just a hot streak with lucky batted balls. At 42% rostered, he's available in the majority of competitive leagues and should be the top priority add at first base this weekend.

Caleb Durbin (2B/3B, BOS) — 39% rostered

Durbin's ownership has actually cooled 2% in the last week, which means managers are sleeping on a .391 average and .423 wOBA stretch over 29 PA. His walk rate has risen to 10.3% from 8.9%, and while the lack of homers may explain the ownership dip, a .423 wOBA without power means the hits are real. The Boston lineup amplifies his value. Buy the dip.

Watch List

Jonah Heim (C, ATH) — 5% rostered

Two homers in the last week with a .362 wOBA, up from .278 over 30 days. His strikeout rate has plummeted from 20.5% to 13.8% across 29 PA. Catcher is thin enough that this deserves serious attention — one more strong week and he becomes an Add Now.

Andruw Monasterio (1B/2B/3B/SS, BOS) — 3% rostered

A .415 wOBA with a homer across 29 PA and four-position eligibility in the Boston lineup. Only two signals triggered, so the trend needs another week to confirm, but the playing time is there and the production is real. Stash in deeper formats.

Tyler Stephenson (C, CIN) — 7% rostered

The 26.1% walk rate over 23 PA jumps off the page — up from 10.6% over 30 days. A .403 wOBA without a home run suggests elite plate discipline is driving the production. If he maintains this approach, the power will come. Monitor closely as a Heim alternative at catcher.

Eduardo Valencia (C/1B, DET) — 2% rostered

A .583 wOBA is absurd even in a small sample. Two homers, a .417 average, and a declining strikeout rate (16.7% from 24.0%) across five games. This is an early signal — treat it accordingly — but the power-and-contact combination at catcher makes him worth a speculative add in AL-only or two-catcher formats.

Bradgley Rodriguez (SP/RP, SD) — 1% rostered

A 1.25 FIP with a 33.3% K-rate over the last week. The dual eligibility and strikeout upside are intriguing at 1% ownership. Small sample — five games of data — but worth monitoring in NL-only leagues.

Jeff Hoffman (RP, TOR) — 51% rostered

Hoffman struck out 70.0% of batters faced in his last week of work with a -1.57 FIP and a 21 K/9 rate, posting a 0.00 ERA. That K-rate is clearly unsustainable, but a reliever with this kind of swing-and-miss stuff in a closer-adjacent role is someone you want rostered. Already at 51% — if he's available, grab him.

Stream of the Day

No streaming-specific signals were detected today. With no starter matchups flagged by the algorithm, hold your streaming spots for Sunday's wave of two-start pitchers or consider a speculative add on Bradgley Rodriguez if you need strikeouts from your pitching staff this week — his 33.3% K-rate and 1.25 FIP offer upside at just 1% ownership, even if the sample is razor-thin.

Ownership Movers

  • Vaughn Grissom (+5% to 6%): The biggest mover of the week and entirely justified. A .408 wOBA with improving plate discipline at single-digit ownership is the definition of an undervalued asset. This number should triple by next weekend.
  • Jonah Heim (+3% to 5%): Two-homer week at catcher with a .362 wOBA. The position scarcity alone makes this rise logical. The declining K-rate (13.8%) suggests the approach is real.
  • Andruw Monasterio (+2% to 3%): Still in deep-league-only territory, but the four-position eligibility and .415 wOBA in the Boston lineup explain the early momentum. Justified as a speculative add.
  • Bryson Stott (+1% to 48%): The modest ownership bump doesn't match the production spike. A .440 wOBA should be generating far more urgency. This is a market inefficiency — exploit it.
  • Tyler Stephenson (+1% to 7%): Slow and steady rise for a catcher walking at a 26.1% clip. The move is data-backed but the pace is too slow — he should be rostered in all 12-team leagues given catcher scarcity.

Quick Hits

  • Torkelson's zero-K week is the most dramatic signal in today's data. Going from a 27.2% strikeout rate over 30 days to literally 0.0% over 24 PA doesn't happen by accident. Even if regression is inevitable, the .421 batting average has a real floor if the contact gains stick at all.
  • Jeff Hoffman's 70.0% K-rate produced a negative FIP (-1.57). For context, that means the only outcomes he was allowing were essentially non-events. Small sample, yes, but elite relievers win weeks in category leagues.
  • Eduardo Valencia's .583 wOBA is the highest in today's entire dataset — hitter or pitcher. At 2% ownership, he's the highest-upside dart throw on this board if you have a free roster spot.
  • Boston's infield is a waiver goldmine right now. Both Caleb Durbin (.423 wOBA) and Andruw Monasterio (.415 wOBA) are producing at elite levels with consistent playing time. If one doesn't work, the other might.
  • The catcher position is suddenly active. Heim, Stephenson, and Valencia all appear on today's report — a rare three-catcher signal day. If you've been streaming the position, now is the time to commit.