As the MLB season hits its mid-point, savvy fantasy baseball managers are scouring the waiver wire for impactful players. Among the top recommended pickups are Drake Baldwin, a catcher for the Atlanta Braves, whose recent performance indicates he could be a solid contributor. With 11 home runs and a .841 OPS this season, Baldwin offers considerable power for a catcher.

Mickey Moniak of the Colorado Rockies is another potential gem. After a slow start, he has hit an impressive .338 since June 1, showcasing his ability to generate runs in a potent lineup, especially in the favorable hitting environment of Coors Field.

Victor Caratini, currently with the Houston Astros, has stepped in as a reliable hitter, delivering power and consistency during a stretch with injured teammates. Meanwhile, Giancarlo Stanton, now back from injury, shows flashes of his former power, making him a worthwhile risk for teams needing a boost in home runs.

Lastly, Jorge Polanco of the Seattle Mariners is on a hot streak, providing solid offensive production as he looks to continue his success into the second half of the season. Each of these players presents an opportunity to strengthen fantasy rosters as the playoff race heats up.

The New York Yankees showcased their resilience yet again, rallying from a challenging position to secure a win against the Seattle Mariners, with Aaron Judge's dramatic walk-off hit stealing the spotlight. Giancarlo Stanton, making history with his first career pinch-hit home run, contributed significantly, while the Mariners' closer, Andrés Muñoz, faced scrutiny for tipping pitches. The game also saw a fundamental misplay from the Mariners' Cal Raleigh, highlighting a mix of tense moments and excitement that reignited the Yankees-Red Sox rivalry, even as some fans lamented the loss of a bet on the game.

In an electrifying game, Anthony Volpe's daring slide brought the New York Yankees a thrilling victory over the Seattle Mariners, finishing 6-5 in 10 innings. Bryan Woo had a no-hitter going into the eighth for Seattle until Jazz Chisholm Jr. broke the silence with a single. The Yankees rallied, including Giancarlo Stanton's pinch-hit homer that cut the deficit to two runs, and they tied the game with a crucial two-run single from Austin Wells in the ninth. This marked a historic comeback, as it was the first win for the Yankees when trailing by five runs or more in over seven years.

With this win, the Yankees achieved their fourth consecutive victory after a challenging stretch, sweeping the Mariners in a crucial series for American League playoff positioning. Cole Young's and Miles Mastrobuoni's contributions kept Seattle ahead early, but the Yankees' resilience shone through late in the game, showcasing their potential as they navigate the playoff race.

The New York Yankees pulled off a stunning comeback against the Seattle Mariners, winning 6-5 after being no-hit through the eighth inning. Down 5-0 with just 1.3% win probability, Jazz Chisholm Jr. broke up Bryan Woo's no-hitter, igniting a rally that saw the Yankees score three runs in the eighth. Giancarlo Stanton and Austin Wells played pivotal roles, with Stanton hitting a pinch-hit homer and Wells contributing a two-run single to tie the game in the ninth. In the tenth, Aaron Judge sealed the victory with a walk-off sac fly, marking the Yankees as the first team since 1977 to win a game with no hits through the eighth inning while trailing by five.

The New York Yankees pulled off a thrilling comeback on Thursday night, overcoming a 5-0 deficit to secure a 6-5 walk-off victory against the Seattle Mariners in 10 innings. After being no-hit for seven frames by Mariners pitcher Bryan Woo, the Yankees sparked their offensive resurgence in the eighth inning with three runs, highlighted by Giancarlo Stanton's clutch two-run homer. With the game tied in the ninth, Austin Wells delivered a critical two-out single to knot the score at five, allowing the Yankees to capitalize on the momentum in the extra frame.

In the tenth, Aaron Judge's sacrifice fly scored Anthony Volpe, edging the Yankees to their fourth consecutive win and a three-game sweep over the Mariners. The victory was notably only the Yankees' second extra-inning win this season, with Devin Williams earning the win after pitching a scoreless tenth. This dramatic win showcases the resilience and fighting spirit the Yankees will aim to carry forward as they strive for postseason contention.