If you're into streaming pitchers or simply have a hole to fill in your lineup, Scott White has 10 recommendations for the upcoming scoring period, all rostered in less than 80 percent of CBS Sports leagues. They're no substitute for some of the universally rostered pitchers, of course, but these are the best you'll be able to do off the waiver wire.

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Sleeper pitchers for Week 10 (June 6-12)
Jeffrey Springs SP
TB Tampa Bay • #59 • Age: 31

Matchups

vs. STL, at MIN

Rostered

47%
After three straight outings of five-plus innings, it's time to take him seriously as a starting pitcher -- one with a sub-2.00 ERA and top-10 swinging-strike rate.
Garrett Whitlock SP
BOS Boston • #22 • Age: 27

Matchups

at LAA, at SEA

Rostered

67%
His strikeout numbers are slipping the deeper he works into games, but he's still doing a fine job of run prevention. With two starts on the schedule, it's a pretty easy choice.
Jon Gray SP
TEX Texas • #22 • Age: 32

Matchups

at CLE, at CHW

Matchups

47%
I'm skeptical of his last start, in which he recorded 12 strikeouts, but he did alter his pitch mix some and was at one point a trendy sleeper pick as a Coors Field escapee. Having two favorable matchups makes him worth a roll of the dice.
Spencer Strider SP
ATL Atlanta • #99 • Age: 25

Matchup

vs. PIT

Rostered

48%
His first turn as a starter was marred by shaky defense and his second by a bunch of walks, but he's shown the same bat-missing potential that he did as a reliever. He should find the Pirates lineup more to his liking.
Hunter Greene SP
CIN Cincinnati • #21 • Age: 24

Matchups

vs. ARI, at STL

Rostered

74%
The rookie's up-and-down season continues, but he's had no trouble missing bats, particularly since he began featuring his slider more. Prioritize your team's ERA and WHIP if you must, but you're leaving something like 15 strikeouts on the table.
Konnor Pilkington RP
ARI Arizona • #58 • Age: 26

Matchups

vs. TEX, vs. OAK

Rostered

4%
The left-hander has good pitching instincts and began throwing with more conviction in his last start, upping his velocity and piling up 15 swinging strikes. No telling how the follow-up goes, but the matchups make him awfully tempting.
Josiah Gray SP
WAS Washington • #40 • Age: 26

Matchup

at MIA

Rostered

70%
Home runs remain far and away the biggest obstacle for the second-year pitcher. When he keeps the ball in the park, the results are generally good, and he'll be pitching in a big park against a suspect lineup this week.
Yusei Kikuchi SP
TOR Toronto • #16 • Age: 32

Matchup

at KC

Rostered

68%
Ditching the cutter continues to pay dividends for the enigmatic lefty, who had a 2.36 ERA and 10.5 K/9 in May. Of course, the walks remain high and the outings short, but the odds of useful production improve against a lineup like the Royals.
Graham Ashcraft SP
CIN Cincinnati • #51 • Age: 26

Matchups

vs. ARI, at STL

Rostered

7%
The rookie went seven strong in his last start, only his third in the majors, and showed a little more bite with his slider. The elite ground-ball rate makes him especially interesting with two starts on the table.
Glenn Otto RP
SD San Diego • #49 • Age: 28

Matchup

at CHW

Rostered

12%
He's held his own against the Rays, Angels and Astros in recent weeks, so the White Sox, who rank fourth-to-last in runs scored, shouldn't present much of a challenge.