Week three of the MLB season presents a plethora of opportunities for fantasy baseball enthusiasts, particularly with several two-start pitchers on the horizon. Among them, Freddy Peralta faces a challenging lineup with games at Colorado and against the Diamondbacks. While Peralta typically offers reliability, the altitude in Colorado could impact his performance. Justin Steele's matchups against the Rangers and Dodgers also raise concerns, although his strikeout potential keeps him in consideration for points leagues despite his early-season struggles.

Other notable mentions include José Berríos, a 'random number generator' whose inconsistency makes him a gamble against the Red Sox and Orioles, and Tanner Houck, who may only have one start in a week with seven games for the Red Sox. As waiver wire scouring continues, pitchers like Casey Mize and Hayden Wesneski are on the radar due to favorable matchups, increasing their streaming appeal.

As the fantasy baseball season approaches, the emphasis shifts to players you should consider adding to your watch list. With drafts now completed, the focus is on players who could be impactful in the upcoming season. Notable names include Casey Mize from the Detroit Tigers, showcasing promise after overcoming injury setbacks, and Reese Olson, another Tiger, who has displayed solid skills in the minors and spring training, indicating potential for value in deeper leagues.

Brandon Woodruff of the Milwaukee Brewers is progressing faster than anticipated from injury and could be a top-tier pitcher if he regains form. Justin Verlander, now with the San Francisco Giants, is also on the radar despite being a lower percentage owned option, with potential contributions in deeper formats. The podcast emphasizes the importance of being proactive and vigilant in monitoring waiver wire options as the season unfolds.