Spencer Jones, Mickey Moniak among top fantasy baseball waiver targets
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 28, 2026, 11:45 AM
Last updated Aug 28, 2026
Spencer Jones of the New York Yankees and Mickey Moniak from the Colorado Rockies are highlighted as top waiver wire targets for fantasy baseball in Week 24. Jones, currently rostered in 31% of leagues, continues to play regularly despite the return of Cody Bellinger, batting.280 with two home runs and four stolen bases over his last 14 games. Moniak, at 33% rostered, showcases strong home-and-away splits, making him attractive as the Rockies prepare for a series at Coors Field. The article also mentions Grant Taylor of the Chicago White Sox and Joe Musgrove of the San Diego Padres as notable additions.
- •Spencer Jones batting.280 with two home runs in last 14 games.
- •Mickey Moniak significant splits favor home games at Coors Field.
- •Grant Taylor accumulated two saves and two wins in recent appearances.
- •Joe Musgrove approaches return from Tommy John surgery.
- •Top waiver wire targets can impact fantasy league standings ahead of playoffs.
- 11:45 AMYahoo Sports — Spencer Jones Among Top Fantasy Baseball Waiver Wire Targets For Week 24
"Spencer Jones and Mickey Moniak are among the best options to consider on the fantasy baseball waiver wire for Week 24.
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