With many teams leaning on their aces for two starts this week, the waiver wire for fantasy baseball managers is looking a bit thin. But don't worry, there are still some intriguing arms to target who can give your rotation a boost. Let's break down the top two-start pitching options and highlight a few favorable hitting matchups to exploit.

Leading the pack is Yankees left-hander Ryan Weathers. After a shaky start to the season, he dazzled with eight innings of one-run ball in his last outing. His strikeout upside is the real draw here, especially in his first start against an Angels lineup that leads the majors in whiffs. A follow-up date with the Royals is manageable, making Weathers a top-tier streaming option in a week where quality two-start pitchers are scarce.

Next up is Guardians southpaw Joey Cantillo. He's been building momentum, most recently racking up nine strikeouts over 5.2 innings. His elite swing-and-miss stuff makes him a tantalizing play, particularly in points leagues where his potential for 15 Ks this week is a huge asset. While control issues can be a concern, the matchups against the Cardinals and Orioles make him a strong volume play for those in need of innings and punchouts.

For those seeking stability, Athletics' Jeffrey Springs presents an interesting case. His velocity is up and his early-season results (a sparkling 1.47 ERA) are impossible to ignore. While his strikeout rate isn't elite, he's pitched well enough to trust against the middling lineups of the Rangers and White Sox. A note of caution: he struggled at home last year, so monitor that trend, but the current form suggests he's a reliable two-start option.

On the offensive side, keep your Rangers, Yankees, and Pirates hitters active. They all kick off the week with promising four-game series that could lead to a surge in counting stats. Whether you're chasing strikeouts on the mound or counting stats at the plate, targeting these matchups could be the key to securing your fantasy victory this week.