In Friday’s 14-game slate, Mike Barner likes the Dodgers’ left-handed hitter Max Muncy against Mets pitcher Tylor Megill.
Jason Shebilske analyzes the top waiver-wire options for the week, including the return of Brandon Belt.
Mike Barner is all over a Padres stack Thursday against Arizona.
Michael Rathburn likes Logan Webb to go deep into the game Thursday against the Rockies.
Brad Johnson checks in with some in-flux bullpen situations, like in Kansas City, where Josh Staumont had a shaky June but has rebounded of late.
Kevin Payne looks over Thursday's short slate and suggests a Padres stack including Jake Cronenworth.
Juan Carlos Blanco takes on Wednesday's slate of games with a look at matchups for the afternoon and evening, including a play on the total from the Oakland-Cleveland showdown.
Mike Barner tees up Wednesday's DraftKings offering, rolling with a Jays stack against Dylan Bundy and the Angels.
Jason Collette looks at the league-wide saves situation, as it seems these days that everyone gets a save!
Todd Zola offers up his hitter rankings for the rest of the season, as scheduling and a stacked lineup makes Bo Bichette one of a trio of Blue Jays in the top 10.
Kevin Payne looks over Wednesday's slate as Miguel Cabrera continues his pursuit of his 500th homer against the very hittable Matt Harvey.
Michael Rathburn breaks down Tuesday's slate and identifies his best bets for the MLB action. Will the full-strength White Sox lineup continue its dominance over the Twins?
Mike Barner is recommending a rare Mariners stack Tuesday against the visiting Rangers.
Chris Bennett checks out Tuesday's main slate as Sonny Gray tries to take advantage of a strikeout-prone Atlanta lineup.
Jeff Stotts writes about the dangers of sliding and injuries it can cause, as Yankees shortstop Gleyber Torres just hit the injured list with a sprained left thumb that occurred when he slid into second base.
Jesse Siegel profiles a few prospects who have gone in different directions this year.
Erik Halterman looks at players who have impressed or disappointed so far in the second half of the season, starting with Phillies slugger Bryce Harper.
James Anderson examines some noteworthy hard-hit rates from the minor leagues, featuring Tigers outfielder Riley Greene, who has been a steady performer at Double-A.
