Checklist of Waiver Pickups since the Trade Deadline - Lead by Pham

We had set all the teams as final but have had a little waiver activity since the trade deadline, so just moved these cards from team to team in the Statis-Pro Baseball Game 2024 team sheets.  We will try to updated the drop box version too, but until these you can double check players from this sheet and just make the adjustment.
 

Rnk	From	To	Batter off Waivers	OPS	Pos	HR	OBR/SP	Fielding
1	StL	KCR	Tommy Pham	0.727	RF	23-26	B/A	LF, CD-1, E5, T2
2	Balt	Mia	Cristian Pache	0.659	LF	25-27	B/C	CF, LF, CD-4, E2, T4
3	SDP	NYM	José Azocar	0.631	CF	28-31	A/A	CF, RF, CD-3, E3, T3
4	LAD	Cin	Amed Rosario	0.708	ss	31-32	A/B	SS, CD-1, E7
5	Tex	KCR	Robbie Grossman	0.702	OF	21-23	C/C	LF, CD-1, E5, T2
6	NYM	Hou	Ben Gamel	0.688	LF	15-14	D/E	LF, CD-3, E3, T3
7	Tex	Ari	Andrew Knizner	0.673	C	24-26	E/C	C, CD-1, E3, TC
8	Mia	Balt	Forrest Wall	0.653	LF	28-28	A/A	LF, CD-4, E2, T4
9	SFG	Mia	Derek Hill	0.619	cf	27-27	B/C	cf
Rnk	From	To	Pitcher off Waivers	ERA	PB	SR	RR	Max IP
1	KCR	Mia	Anthony Veneziano	4.85	2'-6	0	5	3
2	NYY	CWS	Enyel De Los Santos	3.92	2'-6	0	2	2
3	TB	ChC	Shawn Armstrong	3.72	4'-7	0	2	2
4	StL	LAA	Nick Robertson	3.81	2'-5	0	2	2
5	Tex	LAA	Brock Burke	3.84	2'-6	0	3	2
6	NYY	Min	Michael Tonkin	4.22	2'-4	0	3	2
7	Tor	Phil	Jose Cuas	4.25	2'-4	0	3	2
8	LAA	Mia	Mike Baumann	4.28	2'-4	0	3	2
9	Tex	Sea	Jonathan Hernández	4.36	2'-5	0	3	2
10	KCR	Mia	John McMillon	4.45	2'-5	0	2	2
11	Balt	Tor	Dillon Tate	4.48	2'-4	0	3	2
12	Det	Phil	Joey Wentz	4.51	2'-5	0	3	2
13	Cleve	Mia	Xzavion Curry	4.65	2'-4	0	4	2
14	Bost	ChC	Trey Wingenter	4.66	2'-4	0	3	2
15	Mil	Oak	Janson Junk	4.68	2'-5	0	3	2
16	Phil	Was	Michael Rucker	4.84	2'-4	0	3	2
17	Ari	ChC	Gavin Hollowell	5.18	2'-4	0	3	2

The only batter I'd view as a big pickup on waivers is Tommy Pham, going across state from St. Louis (where we had him leading off) to the big improved team of the year Kansas City where I plan to hit him 9th to give speed at the bottom as well as top of the line-up.

Cristian Pache is ranked a distant 2nd behind Pham, going from our first place Orioles to the Marlins, which claimed many players. 

Jose Azocar is No. 3 for me, as I had him hitting No. 9 for San Diego and while he will be on the bench for me in Mets games, having A/A speed from a decent centerfielder is always nie for pinch running now that steals are back.

Likewise Enyel De Los Santos can eat up some innings now that he is off the Yankees, though their relief cards are weak in our game.

The actual best card picked up though was Shawn Armstrong as the only PB 4-7 (average) to move on waivers, and going to the Cubs who are trying to make a run.

The only other PB 2-6 (almost average) is Brock Burke moving from Texas to the relegated LA Angels.

None of the other relviers, all PB 2-5 or PB 2-4, are likely to be used by me in may games so just fillers in case their teams are in a 15-4 game or something.

Enyel De Los Santos

Others with speed on the list are Amed Rosario (Dodgers to Reds) and Forrest Wall (Miami to Baltimore for their run at the World Series).

Pitchers

The reason I rank Anthony Veneziano No. 1 of the waiver pickups is he can give multiple innings for Miami and I have him as their 3rd best reliever after just having him as the 6th best reliever for the Royals.