Every season, the fantasy baseball waiver wire turns into a pop-up shop for miracle arms — guys with sub-2.00 ERAs, newfound velocity, and just enough hype to make you believe you’ve spotted a future ace.
Of course, by June (or earlier), half of those pitchers will have vanished like your confidence after being rejected by your long-time crush.
The game isn’t about chasing hot starts, it is about figuring out which pitchers are built to stick around once the league adjusts and the weather heats up.
With Sonny Gray on the injured list because of a hamstring injury, the Red Sox called on Payton Tolle, the franchise’s top prospect, to start against the Yankees on Thursday.
