Yankees add George Lombard Jr. and Heliot Ramos to fantasy waiver wire
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 7, 2026, 2:27 PM
Last updated Aug 7, 2026
The New York Yankees have made significant additions to their roster, with George Lombard Jr. and Heliot Ramos highlighted as top fantasy baseball waiver wire targets. Lombard, recently promoted, steps in as the Yankees' starting shortstop, showcasing a blend of power and speed, while Ramos, after a trade from the Giants, takes on the cleanup position. Both players are expected to contribute significantly as the season progresses. The baseball waiver wire is rich with talent, and managers are advised to make strategic additions ahead of the weekend.
- •George Lombard Jr. named Yankees' starting shortstop after promotion.
- •Heliot Ramos traded from Giants, now cleanup hitter for Yankees.
- •Fantasy managers encouraged to consider multiple players off the waiver wire.
- •Several emerging prospects are expected to see more playing time.
- •Strategic roster decisions are crucial for upcoming weekend matchups.
- 2:27 PMYahoo Sports — Fantasy Baseball Waiver Wire: Yankees' new additions George Lombard Jr., Heliot Ramos highlight players to add
"Fantasy baseball analyst Fred Zinkie goes over his favorite options off the waiver wire going into this weekend.
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