Yesterday, we talked about some of the slow starters around baseball, and whether it was too early to give up on them, and generally speaking, it probably is. But that doesn't mean you need to just sit on your hands if you're off to a slow start. Offense is down around baseball, but there are plenty of interesting bats available on waivers these days -- especially if you're looking for an outfielder. Plus, you can always go the trade route, especially if you've got one of the handful of pitchers off to incredible starts. No matter what path you're going for our, our lists of the latest waiver targets, biggest winners and losers, and updated trade values can help you get on the right track.

Ronald Acuña was scratched Tuesday with a wrist injury, so Chris Towers provides some potential free agents to consider adding to your squad.

Zac Gallen showed plenty of upside as a rookie, but he really stood out with his performance in Coors Field Tuesday, making him the biggest winner of the day.

Trevor Bauer and Aaron Nola look like two of the best pitchers in baseball in 2020, and that's reflected in their trade values