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Grinding Metal - Waiver Wire Additions

Reggie | Sunday April 29th, 2018

Junior Guerra has been a solid pitching option thus far for the Brewers. (USA Today Sports Images)

Grinding Metal examines potential waiver wire additions that can assist your team during the fantasy baseball season. From home runs to pitching wins, Grinding Metal has you covered. Check out these players for immediate roster help. Here was last week's article. Check back for future editions of Grinding Metal.

Jesus Aguilar, 1B, Milwaukee Brewers
With the injury forcing Eric Thames out of the lineup for Milwaukee due to an injury, Aguilar and Ryan Braun will see time at first base, with Aguilar seeing a few starts during the week, especially against left-handed pitching.

Albert Almora Jr., OF, Chicago Cubs

With a crowded outfield in Chicago, Almora Jr. has solidified himself as the every day center fielder and lead-off hitter. He's hitting .308/.366/.462 in 20 games this season, while hitting from the top spot in the past 10 straight games.

David Dahl, OF, Colorado Rockies

After missing the entire 2017 season, Dahl has returned to the Rockies lineup in 2018 - with hopes of jump starting the offense. In 5 games, he's done just that, hitting .316/.381/.526 with two triples. He's owned in less than 35% of leagues.

Junior Guerra, SP, Milwaukee Brewers

In four starts this season, Guerra has allowed two earned runs, walked 8 hitters, while striking out 21 hitters over 22 innings pitched. His next start will come against the Pirates at home.

Reggie is a writer and the co-founder of Baseball Press. He enjoys fantasy baseball and hates when players bunt in baseball.