Alec Bohm is hitting .381 with a .431 wOBA and a 3.8% strikeout rate over the last seven days — and he's sitting in just 52% of leagues. That K-rate collapse from 15.6% to 3.8% paired with a walk rate that's jumped to 19.2% signals an approach change that's producing elite contact quality. If he's on your wire, he won't be for long. Here's everything that matters from the last 24 hours of waiver signals.

Today's Top Adds

Alec Bohm (1B/3B, PHI) — Add Now

The numbers are almost comically good right now. A .431 wOBA over the past week, up sharply from .285 over 30 days, built on a 48.1% hard-hit rate, a 90.3 mph exit velocity, and a strikeout rate that's cratered to 3.8%. He's walking at a 19.2% clip. This is a known commodity with Phillies lineup protection who simply got dropped in too many leagues during a cold stretch. At 52% ownership, he's the rare "Top Add" who might still be available in deeper formats or leagues where someone panic-dropped him. Grab him before this weekend's games make the stat line undeniable.

Cole Carrigg (SS/OF, COL) — Add Now

Carrigg is flashing legitimate power from the shortstop position with 3 home runs in the past week, a .414 wOBA (up from .299 over 30 days), and a 56.0% hard-hit rate — the highest among today's top adds. The 90.2 mph exit velocity won't wow you, but when more than half your batted balls are hit hard and you're playing every day (30 PA in 7 days), the results follow. At just 20% ownership with a +6% surge, the window is closing fast. The Coors factor only sweetens the deal.

Bryce Eldridge (1B, SF) — Add Now

Eldridge is the hottest ownership mover on this report, jumping 7% in the past week to 30% and climbing. The underlying data supports the hype: a 94.1 mph average exit velocity, 43.1% hard-hit rate, and a .384 wOBA built on a .292 batting average over five games. He's locked into consistent playing time with 28 plate appearances in the last week. This is a young bat in the Giants lineup who is squaring the ball up — the kind of profile that can sustain production. Add before he's a 50% player by Monday.

Xander Bogaerts (SS, SD) — Add Now

The veteran is quietly putting together a quality stretch: .304 average, .344 wOBA, 93.6 mph exit velocity, and a 57.2% hard-hit rate over the last seven days. That hard-hit number is the best among all Top Adds, and combined with steady playing time (26 PA in 7 days), this looks like a real return to form rather than a blip. His wOBA has climbed from .285 over 30 days to .344. At 31% ownership, he's available in most standard leagues and offers safe production with positional eligibility at shortstop.

Watch List

Ethan Salas (C, SD) — Watch

A .618 wOBA. Read that again. Salas has erupted over the past week — .333 average, 2 homers, 95.1 mph exit velocity — with his strikeout rate dropping from 33.3% to 22.2%. At 3% ownership, nobody is paying attention yet. This is still an early signal with a small sample, but a catcher producing these contact-quality numbers is worth monitoring daily.

Christian Encarnacion-Strand (1B/3B, BAL) — Watch

CES posted a .512 wOBA with 2 homers and a .417 average over the past week, with his K-rate falling from 30.0% to 24.0%. Consistent playing time (25 PA in 7 days) is encouraging. The 87 mph exit velocity and 47.2% hard-hit rate suggest some BABIP luck, so watch for sustainability before committing a roster spot. Still just 9% owned.

Moisés Ballesteros (C, LAA) — Watch

Another catcher showing life. Ballesteros is hitting .417 with a .462 wOBA, a 53.3% hard-hit rate, and a strikeout rate that's been cut nearly in half — 16.7% versus 27.4% over 30 days. His walk rate has spiked to 16.7%. The 87.5 mph exit velocity is the concern, but the plate discipline improvements are real and worth tracking at 3% ownership.

Adrian Morejon (RP, SD) — Watch

Morejon is missing bats at an elite clip — 36.4% K-rate, up from 32.3% over 30 days, translating to 12 K/9. His 0.43 FIP over the past week is absurd. At 23% ownership, he's available everywhere. If San Diego's bullpen hierarchy shifts, he has closer-adjacent upside.

Juan Morillo (RP, AZ) — Watch

Zero earned runs and an 11.74 K/9 over the last week with a 1.80 FIP. Morillo's K-rate has climbed from 25.0% to 33.3%. Only 9% owned — file away and monitor his role in the Arizona bullpen.

Randal Grichuk (OF, CWS) — Watch

A .400 average and .438 wOBA with a 61.1% hard-hit rate and 93.9 mph exit velocity. The batted-ball data is legitimately impressive. The concern is the address — a White Sox lineup doesn't offer much run-producing context. At 1% owned, he's a deep-league flier only for now.

Stream of the Day

No streaming-specific pitcher signals surfaced in today's scan. With no two-start arms or matchup-specific edges flagged by the data, this is a day to hold your pitching roster steady rather than chase. Check back tomorrow for weekend streaming options.

Ownership Movers

  • Bryce Eldridge — 30% (+7% in 7 days). The biggest mover on the board, and the data backs it. A 94.1 mph exit velocity and consistent playing time justify every bit of the surge. This train isn't stopping.
  • Cole Carrigg — 20% (+6% in 7 days). Three homers in a week from a shortstop-eligible bat in Colorado will do that. The 56.0% hard-hit rate says this isn't smoke and mirrors.
  • Xander Bogaerts — 31% (+2% in 7 days). A slower climb, but the 57.2% hard-hit rate and 93.6 mph exit velocity make this the most data-justified ownership trend of the three. He should be rostered in far more than a third of leagues.
  • Adrian Morejon — 23% (+1% in 7 days). Barely moving despite a 0.43 FIP and 36.4% K-rate. The market is sleeping. If you need bullpen help, act before it wakes up.
  • Ethan Salas — 3% (+0% in 7 days). A .618 wOBA and literally no ownership movement. This is the disconnect you exploit in competitive leagues.

Quick Hits

  • Ethan Salas's 95.1 mph exit velocity leads all players on today's report — including the Top Adds. A catcher generating that kind of raw power at 3% ownership is the definition of a market inefficiency.
  • Alec Bohm's 3.8% strikeout rate over the past week is the lowest on the entire report by a wide margin. For context, his 30-day rate was 15.6%. That's not a hot streak — that's a locked-in hitter who has completely eliminated chasing.
  • Randal Grichuk's 61.1% hard-hit rate is the highest among all players flagged today. The veteran is making the most of limited opportunities on a rebuilding roster.
  • San Diego owns three of today's 10 signals — Bogaerts, Morejon, and Salas. If you're streaming or adding, the Padres pipeline is worth targeted attention right now.
  • Adrian Morejon's 0.43 FIP is the lowest among all relievers flagged today. Combined with his 36.4% K-rate, he profiles as the most likely Watch List arm to graduate to a must-add by next week.