In the latest Fantasy Baseball landscape, injuries have struck again, this time affecting Jose Ramirez who fractured a bone in his left hand during Saturday's game. Placed on the 10-day IL, there’s uncertainty around his return, with the average recovery for similar injuries typically spanning seven weeks, potentially sidelining him until the All-Star break or beyond.

Given this situation, here are key players to consider on the waiver wire as replacements:

• Noelvi Marte, Reds (50%): Since returning from Triple-A, Marte has been impressive, hitting .308 with three homers in nine games. His dynamic play makes him a top target.

• Curtis Mead, Nationals (54%): Mead has become a regular starter, showing a 46-homer pace over his last 21 games. He might not provide speed but can be a solid contributor.

• Royce Lewis, Twins (50%): Lewis has been on fire since his return, hitting .385 with three homers in just four games, showcasing his potential.

• Andrew Vaughn, Brewers (36%): While not an everyday player, Vaughn has shown he can hit well and may find more opportunities as the Brewers adjust their lineup.

• Jordan Lawlar, Diamondbacks (40%): Despite a crowded outfield, Lawlar’s potential makes him worth monitoring as he returns from injury.

Additionally, other notable waiver targets across positions include:

• Dalton Rushing, Dodgers (63%): With Will Smith on the IL, Rushing is set to play regularly and can be a viable starter.
• Bryce Eldridge, Giants (72%): Eldridge is on a power surge, making him a must-add in all leagues.
• Dustin May, Cardinals (71%): May has been dominant recently and is scheduled for two favorable matchups this week.

With Ramirez's absence, these players can help solidify your lineup and keep your Fantasy season competitive.