There is still plenty of baseball to be played, and it's time for another round of free agent pickups. At RotoBaller HQ, we are back with more fantasy baseball waiver wire advice. Today, we review the top 100 hitters and pitchers list with our Week 12 of the MLB season -- June 16th - June 22nd article to help navigate you through this week's waiver wire.

So, before we get to the top waiver-wire targets for Week 13, here are the 10 names at Triple-A you need to know, ranked roughly in the order of how likely I think they are to make an impact for Fantasy the rest of the way – so,

This week’s list of fantasy baseball waiver wire targets includes two sluggers who recently returned from the IL. Keeping track of those who are returning from injury is an underrated pathway to improving a roster,

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The command is bad. His 12.3% walk rate this season at Triple-A would be the best of his career and would also be the second-highest in the majors. He's going to have to either improve on that or miss a Blake Snell/Dylan Cease-level of bats to make this all work.

Fantasy baseball is all about the long game. Players you drafted early who struggle are not suddenly untalented bums who should be dropped to the waiver wire at a moment’s notice. There is a method to the madness of this