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This article provides weekly recommendations for fantasy baseball waiver wire pickups, highlighting players like Cristian Javier returning to the Astros rotation, Hurston Waldrep's improved performance with the Braves, and various hitters and pitchers available in leagues with under 40% rostered players, aiming to help fantasy managers optimize their teams.
Houston Astros pitcher Cristian Javier will undergo Tommy John surgery, sidelining him until at least the second half of the 2025 season. This adds to the Astros' rotation woes, with multiple starters already out due to injuries. Javier had a breakout season in 2022 but struggled with injuries and performance in 2023. The Astros may look to add starting pitching as they approach the trade deadline.
Houston Astros pitcher Cristian Javier will undergo Tommy John surgery, sidelining him for the rest of this season and most of 2025. This adds to the Astros' pitching woes, as José Urquidy may also need the same surgery. The team is now looking to bolster its rotation through trades, with GM Dana Brown emphasizing they will be buyers at the trade deadline.
Jose Abreu returned to the Houston Astros and hit an RBI single in a 3-2 loss to the Seattle Mariners, marking his first major league hit since April 27. Abreu, who was demoted earlier this month due to poor performance, played first base and hit eighth, finishing 1-for-3. Additionally, Astros' pitcher Cristian Javier was placed on the 15-day injured list due to forearm discomfort and will undergo an MRI.
The Houston Astros placed pitcher Cristian Javier on the 15-day injured list due to forearm discomfort and recalled Jose Abreu and Alex Speas from Triple-A. Javier, who has struggled with injuries this season, joins several other key pitchers on the IL. Abreu, who has been struggling offensively, returns to the lineup as the Astros aim to stay in playoff contention.
The Houston Astros dominated Game 3 of the ALDS against the Minnesota Twins, winning 9-1 and taking a 2-1 series lead. Jose Abreu was the standout player, contributing five runs, including a three-run homer. The Astros' starter, Cristian Javier, pitched five scoreless innings, while the offense registered hits in every inning against Twins pitcher Sonny Gray. Houston can close out the series in Game 4 on Wednesday.
Cristian Javier delivers a dominant performance, allowing only one hit over five innings, as the Houston Astros defeat the Minnesota Twins 9-1 in Game 3 of the ALDS. Javier's historic postseason run continues, as he becomes the fourth pitcher in history to have three consecutive scoreless starts of five or more innings. The Astros' offense also shines, with Jose Abreu and Alex Bregman hitting home runs, and Yordan Alvarez adding his fourth home run of the series. Houston is now on the verge of clinching their seventh consecutive ALCS appearance.
The Houston Astros secured a much-needed comeback win against the Miami Marlins, with a trio of home runs from Yainer Diaz, Chas McCormick, and Kyle Tucker. The victory helped the Astros avoid a three-game losing streak and provided crucial run support for pitcher Cristian Javier.
Dusty Baker, manager of the Houston Astros, moved into 7th place on the all-time managerial wins list with his 2,159th career victory. Baker's milestone came as the Astros defeated the Baltimore Orioles 8-2, with right-hander Cristian Javier earning his first win in over two months. Kyle Tucker hit a home run and Jose Altuve contributed three RBIs to power the offense. While Baker acknowledges that he may not reach the all-time record of 3,731 wins held by Connie Mack, he continues to climb the list and finds motivation in achieving personal milestones.
In MLB DFS picks for July 22, Stokastic's Top Pitchers Tool recommends Cristian Javier as the primary pitching target against the Oakland Athletics, while Reid Detmers is a strong tournament option against the Pittsburgh Pirates. Kevin Gausman is a cherry matchup against the Seattle Mariners. The top stacks for the main slate include the San Francisco Giants against Jake Irvin and the Atlanta Braves against Adrian Houser. The late slate features the Los Angeles Angels against Ryan Borucki and Osvaldo Bido. The early slate suggests a game stack with the Arizona Diamondbacks against the Cincinnati Reds.
The Houston Astros are dealing with injuries to Jose Altuve and Cristian Javier, with Altuve unlikely to play before the All-Star break and Javier being skipped in the rotation due to mechanical issues. In response, the Astros are recalling Ronel Blanco and David Hensley to fill their spots. Blanco, who recently picked up a win in his last start, is a logical replacement for Javier, while Hensley provides infield depth. The Astros have optioned Parker Mushinski back to AAA to make room for Hensley, indicating that only one of Altuve or Javier may go on the IL.
The Houston Astros and Texas Rangers are facing off in a four-game series, with the Rangers currently leading the AL West. In the final game of the series, the Rangers are favored to win with Corey Seager leading their strong offensive lineup. The Astros' pitcher, Cristian Javier, has been struggling in recent starts, giving the Rangers an advantage. The Rangers are also expected to have a solid performance from their pitcher, Martin Perez. Overall, the Rangers are predicted to win the game and salvage a split in the series.
The Houston Astros won a wild game against the New York Mets, 10-8, in a slugfest that featured 19 hits, 16 walks, and 12 pitchers. Astros starter Cristian Javier struggled, throwing 82 pitches in just 2.1 innings, but the Astros' offense bailed out the pitching staff with two RBI each from Mauricio Dubon, Alex Bregman, Yainer Diaz, and Corey Julks. Julks also made two incredible plays in left field and scored on a squeeze bunt. The Astros won the series against the Mets and scored 14 runs in the last two games despite missing Yordan Alvarez and a 0-10 performance from Kyle Tucker.
The Houston Astros hit five home runs, including a grand slam by Yordan Alvarez, to defeat the Milwaukee Brewers 12-2. Cristian Javier pitched six strong innings, allowing only one run and keeping his season WHIP under one. The Astros have now won eight straight games and will face the Brewers again tomorrow.
The Houston Astros, winners of seven in a row, face the Milwaukee Brewers in the opening game of an interleague series. The Astros lead the Majors in team ERA and are coming off a shutout win against the Oakland A's. The Brewers snapped their three-game losing streak in their last game and are in first place in the NL Central. Cristian Javier gets the nod for the Astros while Corbin Burnes takes the hill for the Brewers. The Astros are favored to win at -120 and the total is set at 8 runs.