Nick Sogard is slashing .500 with a .625 wOBA over the past week, his strikeout rate has cratered to 10.3%, and he's rostered in just 5% of leagues. That's the kind of market inefficiency that evaporates by Wednesday. If you need production now — at virtually any infield spot — this is your move. Let's get into the full board.

Today's Top Adds

Nick Sogard (1B/2B/3B, BOS) — 5% rostered (+4% 7d)

Sogard is the best add in fantasy right now, full stop. Over 29 plate appearances this week, he's hitting .500 with 2 home runs and a .625 wOBA — up from an already-strong .381 over the past 30 days. The plate discipline profile is what makes this sustainable: his strikeout rate has dropped from 17.4% to 10.3% while his walk rate has climbed from 17.4% to 20.7%. That's elite contact with elite patience, not a fluke BABIP bender. The multi-position eligibility (1B/2B/3B) makes him a roster construction dream. At 5% ownership, this is free money sitting on waivers.

Spencer Jones (OF, NYY) — 18% rostered (+7% 7d)

Jones has been the louder name over the past week, and the ownership surge reflects it — up 7% in seven days. The production backs it up: .381 AVG, 2 homers, and a .479 wOBA across 23 plate appearances, well above his .343 mark over the past month. The playing time has been consistent, which matters for a young outfielder fighting for at-bats in the Yankee lineup. The ownership trend says "surging," which means your window to add him at a discount is closing fast. He's the second priority behind Sogard purely because of the roster percentage gap, but if Sogard is gone, Jones is an easy grab.

Watch List

Mickey Gasper (C, BOS) — 1% rostered

Three home runs in a week from a catcher rostered in 1% of leagues. Gasper's .580 wOBA and .353 AVG across 21 plate appearances is the loudest early signal on the board. Catcher is a wasteland — if he gets one more week of consistent playing time, he's an immediate add.

Drew Sommers (RP, DET) — 1% rostered

A 66.7% strikeout rate. An 18 K/9. A -0.90 FIP. Sommers' week was absurd by any standard. The ERA sits at a clean 0.00 over five appearances. This is still an early signal with a tiny sample, but the swing-and-miss stuff is legitimate. Monitor his role — if Detroit starts using him in higher-leverage spots, he's a must-add.

Keibert Ruiz (C, WSH) — 8% rostered

Ruiz posted a .460 wOBA this week with a .385 AVG and a homer, and he didn't strike out a single time — 0.0% K rate over the past seven days, down from 8.7% over 30 days. His walk rate ticked up to 13.3% as well. If you're streaming catchers, he deserves a long look this week.

Brent Headrick (RP, NYY) — 18% rostered

Headrick has been dominant in the Yankee bullpen: 0.00 ERA, 13.5 K/9, and a 0.85 FIP over his past five appearances. His 37.5% strikeout rate is elite. Already at 18% ownership, so the market is partially aware — but if you need ratios and strikeouts from your RP slots, he's delivering.

Seranthony Domínguez (RP, SEA) — 19% rostered

The K rate spiked from 24.0% to 36.4% this week with a 1.25 FIP and 13.33 K/9. The 6.67 ERA is ugly and keeps him on the watch list rather than the add list. If the ERA normalizes toward that FIP, he'll be a pickup soon.

Luis Lara (OF, MIL) — 2% rostered

Lara has been raking quietly: .391 AVG, .423 wOBA, a homer, and consistent at-bats (23 PA) over five games. His strikeout rate dropped from 19.1% to 13.0%. At 2% ownership, there's no rush, but the approach improvements make this more than noise.

Bryan Abreu (RP, HOU) — 23% rostered

Abreu's K rate jumped to 42.9% this week with a 14.59 K/9 and a clean 0.00 ERA. The 2.29 FIP is solid. He's the most-rostered player on this list, so he may already be claimed in your league, but if he's sitting there, the strikeout upside is real.

Dylan Dodd (RP, ATL) — 5% rostered

Dodd's strikeout rate rose from 20.5% to 30.0% this past week, posting an 11.74 K/9 with a 1.80 FIP. The 3.91 ERA is fine. He's a deeper-league stash — the whiff gains are encouraging but not yet elite.

Stream of the Day

No streaming-specific signals triggered today. With no spot starts or matchup-driven plays surfacing in the data, your best short-term play is Mickey Gasper if you're desperate at catcher — three homers in a week from a 1%-rostered backstop is the closest thing to a stream-and-profit opportunity on the board. Check back tomorrow for pitcher streaming options.

Ownership Movers

  • Spencer Jones (18%, +7% 7d) — The biggest mover of the week, and the data fully supports the rush. A .479 wOBA with consistent playing time makes this ownership spike justified. He'll be 30%+ by next Monday.
  • Nick Sogard (5%, +4% 7d) — Rising fast but still criminally under-owned. A .625 wOBA should have him north of 20%. The market is sleeping.
  • Drew Sommers (1%) — No measurable ownership change yet, which means you're ahead of the wave if you stash him now. The K numbers will turn heads this week.
  • Seranthony Domínguez (19%) — Flat ownership despite the K-rate spike. The ERA is keeping managers away. Smart ones will buy the FIP.
  • Keibert Ruiz (8%, +0% 7d) — Zero ownership movement despite a .460 wOBA week. The catcher position tax keeps guys invisible. His approach numbers this week deserve more attention.

Quick Hits

  • Sommers' -0.90 FIP is the lowest on the entire board. Yes, it's a tiny sample. But a negative FIP paired with a 66.7% K rate means he is, quite literally, unhittable right now.
  • Gasper's three-homer week at catcher with a .580 wOBA would be a top-5 positional performance if he were rostered widely enough for anyone to notice. He's at 1% ownership. One percent.
  • Sogard's 20.7% walk rate is the highest among all hitters flagged today. Walks are stable. Walks mean the breakout has a foundation. This isn't all batting average smoke.
  • Four relievers on the watch list posted a 0.00 ERA this week: Sommers, Headrick, Abreu, and — while his was a touch higher — Dodd's 1.80 FIP suggests his 3.91 ERA is the outlier, not the norm. Bullpen arms are where the deepest-league value lives this week.
  • Ruiz's 0.0% strikeout rate over the past week is the most extreme K-rate decline in today's data. He went from an already-low 8.7% to literally zero. That won't last — but the contact quality (.460 wOBA) suggests it's not just putting bad swings in play.