Fantasy managers scrambling for Week 14 reinforcements need to look directly at veteran first baseman Paul Goldschmidt. CBS Sports fantasy analyst Scott White highlighted Goldschmidt and Philadelphia Phillies third baseman Alec Bohm as the top sleeper targets off the waiver wire for the week of June 22. Both hitters are currently rostered in less than 80 percent of CBS Sports leagues, making them premium additions for managers needing injury fill-ins or a hot hand.
Goldschmidt enters the week as perhaps the most under-rostered hitter in the sport. His unexpected fantasy value spike is a direct reaction to Giancarlo Stanton’s recent calf injury and recovery setback. The 38-year-old veteran reclaimed an everyday role in the middle of the New York Yankees lineup, answering the call with a sudden home run surge at the plate.
The Yankees face a statistically unfavorable schedule for hitters overall this week, but they are slated to face five left-handed pitchers. This heavily favors Goldschmidt, who is dominating lefties this season with a .386 batting average and a 1.219 OPS. He is hitting .338 across 16 games since the start of June, crushing six home runs in that span. He added to his season total of 12 by hitting a recent home run against the Cincinnati Reds on June 21.
Beyond Goldschmidt, Alec Bohm remains a high-floor, reliable producer for the Philadelphia Phillies. Bohm experienced a slight dip in his batting average during early June, but advanced projection models anticipate a strong finish to 2026. The metrics point to Bohm easily retaining his status as a top-15 fantasy option at third base for the remainder of the season.