DJ LeMahieu is providing some potent offense recently, with a .973 OPS over the last three weeks.
Erik Siegrist takes a look at the AL waiver wire on the eve of the trade deadline as Luis Castillo gets ready to make his Mariners debut.
Walter Hand gives his top picks and props for Sunday's MLB action, including Aaron Nola against the Pirates. Visit RotoWire for more free MLB picks and betting analysis each day of the baseball season.
With only a couple days before the trade deadline, Jan Levine checks out a few NLers who could benefit from upcoming transactions.
Chris Morgan is stacking a few Cincy bats at home versus Austin Voth and the Orioles.
Chris Morgan is endorsing a Brewers stack against the Red Sox.
J.D. Martinez has recently been in a slump, but Chris Morgan sees him breaking out of it against Aaron Ashby and the Brewers.
Todd Zola ranks this week's hitters with the under-the-radar offense being the White Sox featuring Tim Anderson.
Todd Zola ranks this week's starting pitchers, with Corbin Burnes set for a pair of very appealing matchups.
Chris Bennett analyzes the Saturday FanDuel slate as Freddie Freeman has a good matchup at Coors Field.
Juan Carlos Blanco offers his top picks for Saturday's MLB action, targeting games in Houston and Colorado. Visit RotoWire for more free MLB picks and betting analysis each day of the baseball season.
Dan Marcus is loading up on Cardinals bats against Erick Fedde and the Nationals.
Gavin Sheets has done well at home and Chris Morgan figures he'll continue that against Paul Blackburn and the A's.
Chris Bennett's Friday FanDuel recommendations include a Cardinals bat stack against the Nationals.
Mike Barner brings us his Friday picks, making his recommendations to help you build a winning Yahoo DFS lineup.
Michael Rathburn offers his best bets for Friday's MLB action, focusing heavily on the Yankees offense. Visit RotoWire for more MLB picks and bett
Chris Morgan suggests paying the premium price for Alek Manoah against the Tigers who are last in runs scored.
Jeff Zimmerman examines which widely-dropped players are worth another look and which should be left alone.
