Todd Zola toes the rubber with his Weekly Pitcher Rankings for fantasy baseball, starting with Toronto's Kevin Gausman taking the mound twice at home against a pair of tough opponents.
Jeff Erickson is sneaking Padre's Catcher, Gary Sanchez, onto his roster this week.
John Venezia is backing Gerrit Cole to bounce back and lead the Yankees past the Dodgers on Saturday.
Chris Morgan has zeroed in on a Texas slugger at home against Seattle.
Chris Morgan is loading up on Braves bats against Ryne Nelson and the Diamondbacks.
Zack Wheeler has a 3.60 ERA, but also 2.66 FIP and has been good at suppressing home runs, which should serve him well against the Nationals Friday.
Mike Barner is turning back to a Rays stack of bats Friday, this time against Garrett Whitlock and the Red Sox.
Chris Bennett breaks down Friday's 13-game slate, kicking things off with Phillies hurler Zack Wheeler.
Michael Rathburn leads us into the weekend with his best MLB picks and props for Friday's slate. Follow RotoWire for more MLB bets all season long.
Jason Collette checks in on MLB's statistical landscape two months into the new era, with teams running even more in May than they did in April.
Jason Shebilske presents MLB FAAB Factor, with recommendations for free agent pickups for your fantasy baseball teams. In the spotlight is top Twins prospect Royce Lewis, coming off ACL surgery.
Mike Barner lines up his best MLB bets for Thursday's action, including a look at a Pablo Lopez prop as the Twins get set to face the Guardians.
Chris Morgan previews Thursday's DraftKings slate, making his picks across a short three-game slate.
Mike Barner previews Thursday's Yahoo slate, rolling with a Red Sox stack against the Reds.
Erik Halterman joins DraftKings to give his DFS leans for Thursday's 3-game late slate of games. Erik likes shortstop Royce Lewis as cheap DFS option.
John Ryan takes a deep dive into Thursday's series finale between the Mets and Phillies and lines up his best bets and player props to target.
Brad Johnson focuses on a handful of pitchers who appear to have achieved rhythm even with the advent of the pitch timer, starting with Michael Kopech of the White Sox.
James Anderson answers dozens of questions about his updated top 400 prospect rankings, in which Orioles shortstop Jackson Holliday has ascended to the top spot.
