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Waiver Wire is the first 2 days after a player has been dropped or added by a team or added to fantasy Baseball. So, if someone drops Jeff Francouer on Monday, you can try to claim him. If he doesn't get claimed, by Wednesday he is a free agent. Claiming is when you add and/or drop (a) player(s). Waiver Priority is the order of claiming. If six teams claim Jeff Francouer, the team with the highest Waiver Priority gets him. Waiver Priority isn't first come first serve, but free agency is.
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