Injuries are impacting many teams, leading to a crowded waiver wire in fantasy baseball. A recent episode highlights ten must-add players to bolster rosters. Jacob Wilson of the Athletics, currently just 17% owned, is having an impressive start with a .351 batting average, two home runs, and a solid OPS of .919, showing potential to be a game-changer. Ben Rice of the Yankees, with a 28% ownership, is also on fire, hitting .320 with significant power numbers, but with some caution advised due to past inconsistencies. Shawn Murphy from the Braves, who’s recovering from an injury, could provide valuable catcher production if he regains form. Byron Buxton remains a high-risk, high-reward player at 40% ownership, while TJ Friedl of the Reds seems to be undervalued at 36% ownership, showcasing a promising start this season.

As the MLB season kicks off, it's crucial for fantasy baseball enthusiasts to keep a keen eye on emerging prospects. Roman Anthony, the Boston Red Sox's top hitting prospect, remains a player to watch despite not making the opening day roster. With a solid minor league performance last year, his potential call-up could be imminent, especially if injuries strike. His discipline at the plate is promising, and if he heats up in the minors, he could be an essential addition to any fantasy roster.

Kristen Campbell, another Red Sox prospect, has made the opening roster and offers intriguing all-around skills, although his position in the batting order may limit immediate fantasy value. Meanwhile, Jackson Jobe, heralded as a top pitching prospect, impressed in spring training and could become a difference-maker quickly. Will Warren's recent promotion reflects the Yankees’ trust in his potential, but he may need some time to adjust at the big league level. Lastly, Jacob Wilson and Max Muncy of the Athletics also show promise, though they require monitoring as they settle into their roles.