Colton Cowser is posting a .532 wOBA over the last seven days at just 4% ownership — that's the kind of inefficiency that wins fantasy weeks. Ten rising signals hit our board overnight, headlined by four bats flashing legitimate plate-discipline improvements alongside hard-hit data that suggests the production is real. Let's get into it.

Today's Top Adds

Tommy Edman (2B/3B/OF, LAD) — 21% Rostered

Edman's 7-day wOBA has surged to .408, up from .276 over the past 30 days, and the underlying process backs it up: his walk rate has nearly doubled to 13.0% from 7.0%, and he's hitting the ball with 100% hard-hit quality at 103.0 mph average exit velocity. With multi-position eligibility in a Dodgers lineup that manufactures plate appearances, this is a profile that stabilizes your roster while providing upside. Ownership hasn't budged — the window is open right now.

Jake Burger (1B, TEX) — 21% Rostered

Burger is doing what Burger does when he's locked in — mashing. A 108.0 mph exit velocity with 100% hard-hit quality over the last week, producing 2 HR and a .398 wOBA against a .324 mark over the prior month. The walk rate jump from 9.5% to 16.0% is the sneaky-important number here: he's being more selective, not just swinging harder. The .200 AVG might scare off surface-level managers, but the quality of contact and patience say this stretch has legs. Add before someone else reads the EV data.

Dylan Crews (OF, WSH) — 29% Rostered

The former No. 1 overall pick is stacking positive indicators: his wOBA jumped from .250 to .344 over the last week, his strikeout rate dipped from 27.6% to 25.0%, and his walk rate climbed from 6.7% to 10.7%. He's making harder contact too, with 100% hard-hit quality at 101.6 mph exit velocity across 28 PA. This is a 29%-owned talent who's starting to put the tools together in real time. At this ownership level, you're essentially getting a top prospect at a discount because he struggled earlier. The trend lines all point up.

TJ Rumfield (1B, COL) — 30% Rostered

Rumfield is the most interesting profile in this group because the surface numbers look ugly — a .176 AVG — but the process metrics are screaming. His walk rate has exploded to 29.2% from 10.8%, and his strikeout rate dropped to 12.5% from 13.7%. That kind of plate discipline overhaul doesn't happen by accident. The wOBA of .326 against .292 over 30 days confirms he's generating value despite the low batting average. The exit velocity (95.0 mph) and hard-hit quality (50%) are modest, so there's a ceiling question, but in Coors Field, that discipline profile plays. Ownership has actually dipped 4% — contrarian add.

Watch List

Bryce Eldridge (1B, SF) — 14% Rostered

A .357 AVG and .381 wOBA over the last week would be notable from anyone, but the strikeout rate plummeting from 27.1% to 17.6% while the walk rate rose to 17.6% is what makes Eldridge a priority monitor. If the K-rate stays under 20% for another week, he moves into Add territory immediately.

Colton Cowser (OF, BAL) — 4% Rostered

That .532 wOBA is absurd, driven by a .462 AVG and a homer in a small window. The strikeout rate dropping from 31.7% to 21.4% is the real story — that's a 10-point improvement in approach. At 4% ownership, nobody is paying attention. The exit velocity of 94.4 mph tempers expectations slightly, but the contact quality (75% hard hit) and discipline gains make this an early signal worth monitoring closely.

Héctor Rodríguez (OF, CIN) — 2% Rostered

Three homers in a week with a .580 wOBA, 100.6 mph exit velocity, and 80% hard-hit quality at 2% ownership. The strikeout rate improved from 21.8% to 19.0%, and he's getting consistent run with 21 PA in seven days. This is a near-add if the playing time holds — watch the lineup card this weekend.

Ezequiel Tovar (SS, COL) — 33% Rostered

Tovar is slashing at a .500 AVG with a .605 wOBA, and his strikeout rate has cratered from 22.5% to 8.3% while the walk rate jumped to 16.7%. This is an early signal sample, so one more strong series and he's a must-add in all formats. At 33% owned, he could get scooped quickly.

Nick Loftin (2B/3B/OF, KC) — 1% Rostered

A .426 wOBA with a .318 AVG, a homer, and multi-position eligibility at 1% ownership. The 91.8 mph exit velocity is the concern — it limits the power ceiling. But 26 PA in seven days confirms the playing time, and the walk rate of 15.4% shows genuine patience. Deep-league stash.

Bradgley Rodriguez (SP/RP, SD) — 3% Rostered

The pitching signal of the day: a 35.7% strikeout rate and a 0.40 FIP over the last week. Small sample, early signal — but that K-rate paired with that FIP is the kind of combination that doesn't stay at 3% ownership for long. Monitor his next start closely.

Stream of the Day

No streaming-specific signals hit the board today. With the watch list this loaded, your waiver priority should be on adds with staying power rather than one-week rentals. If you need a spot start, keep an eye on Bradgley Rodriguez — that 0.40 FIP and 35.7% K-rate could make him a viable streaming arm if his next outing lines up right. Check back tomorrow for dedicated streaming picks.

Ownership Movers

The notable theme today: nobody is moving. Every player on the ownership movers list shows flat or negligible change over the past seven days, which means the market hasn't caught up to the data we're seeing.

  • Tommy Edman (21%, +0%): A .408 wOBA with 103 mph exit velocity and zero ownership movement. The market is asleep.
  • Bryce Eldridge (14%, +0%): Flat ownership despite a 10-point K-rate improvement. This will correct soon.
  • Colton Cowser (4%, stable): A .532 wOBA at 4% owned is a market failure. Even if this regresses by half, it's still playable.
  • Héctor Rodríguez (2%, stable): Three bombs in a week and nobody cares. Small-sample caution is warranted, but 2% is disrespectful.
  • Ezequiel Tovar (33%, +0%): Already the most-owned player on this list, but a .605 wOBA should push him toward 50% quickly.

Quick Hits

  • Exit velocity king of the day: Jake Burger at 108.0 mph — the hardest average EV on the entire board. That kind of barrel quality at 21% ownership is a gap you can exploit.
  • Best discipline transformation: TJ Rumfield's walk rate nearly tripled from 10.8% to 29.2% in a week. If even half of that sticks, he's a different hitter than the one managers dropped.
  • Ezequiel Tovar posted an 8.3% strikeout rate over the last seven days — down from 22.5% over 30 days. That's elite-level contact ability if it's real. Early signal, but the magnitude of the shift demands attention.
  • Multi-eligibility edge: Both Tommy Edman (2B/3B/OF) and Nick Loftin (2B/3B/OF) offer three-position flexibility. In daily-lineup formats, that roster construction value is worth an extra half-tier on any add decision.
  • The ghost at 2%: Héctor Rodríguez's .580 wOBA with 80% hard-hit quality and consistent playing time (21 PA) is the kind of line that normally belongs to a 40%-owned player. Cincinnati's lineup has been giving him regular reps — if that continues through the weekend, pull the trigger without waiting for Monday's report.