Chris Morgan previews the Sunday Yahoo baseball slate as Zac Gallen looks to put down the Pirates.
Walter Hand digs into his best MLB picks, bets and player props for Sunday's baseball action. Visit RotoWire for more MLB picks every day of the baseball season.
A couple middle infielders highlight Dan Marcus's list of NL additions.
Chris Morgan has provided a few hitting stacks, highlighted by the Astros against Jonathan Heasley and the Royals.
Chris Morgan offers Anthony Santander as a salary saver who could go deep off Zach Plesac and the Indians.
Todd Zola's weekly hitter rankings feature Ohio teams that have seven games each against below-average pitching.
Todd Zola ranks the week's starting pitching, which might just be the weakest slate of two-start pitchers ever.
Ryan Rufe recaps the bullpen developments in May as Josh Hader is streaking in Milwaukee.
The Pirates aren't usually considered as a team for loading up on hitters, but Dan Marcus says a few of their hitters should do well against Zach Davies and the Diamondbacks.
Chris Bennett’s preference for top tier pitching is Dylan Cease, because, although he’s been inconsistent, the Rays have the highest strikeout rate of the opponents in the upper tier of arms at 24.7 percent.
Juan Blanco likes Walker Buehler to stymie the Mets in his best bets for Saturday.
As most games at Coors Field seem to be conducive for hitter stacks, Chris Morgan has selected a few Braves bats.
Chris Bennett jumps into Friday’s 12-game slate, recommending a Rays bat stack against the White Sox.
Mike Barner provides us with his picks Friday to help with building a winning Yahoo DFS lineup.
Michael Rathburn finds his best MLB bets across multiple sportsbooks for Friday's action across baseball. Visit RotoWire for more MLB picks every day of the baseball season.
Friday, Gerrit Cole and his 2.83 FIP faces off against the Tigers, the team scoring the fewest runs in MLB.
Todd Zola analyzes the results from a Memorial Day mock draft as Mookie Betts re-establishes himself as a top fantasy pick.
Brad Johnson writes about how the changing landscape of the game is impacting fantasy and how he avoids pitchers on teams with horrible defenses, like Aaron Nola and the Phillies
