Fantasy Baseball Waiver Wire: Moisés Ballesteros looks like a top hitting streamer this week

Once we have two months of advanced data, we will likely start to weigh 2026 more than 2025. That’s mainly because there have been significant changes in 2026, including injuries, skill changes and luck factors impacting team pitchers. A good example of this involves the Dodgers and Rangers ranking in the top 12 in the average adjusted score.

However, the Dodgers and Rangers have single-digit K-BB% and awful WHIPs. Teams with highest adjusted scores. (Photo by Corbin Young/Yahoo Sports) Meanwhile, the Cubs have been unlucky via their BABIP and strand rates.

However, the expected ERA and SIERA indicate the Cubs have skilled pitchers, so we should trust the skills more. Like the Cubs, the Padres, Tigers and Mariners have high-end ERA estimators via xERA and SIERA, suggesting they have strong pitching staffs and can be challenging for opposing hitters. Teams with lowest adjusted scores.

(Photo by Corbin Young/Yahoo Sports) I believe in Chase Dollander (hopefully) being an outlier for the Rockies, as he contributes to the improved K-BB% in 2026, though it’s still low as a team. We targeted the Cardinals, White Sox and Athletics pitching staffs, given their poor adjusted scores and weaker pitching. However, those three teams have shown a better K-BB% and SIERA in 2026.