Mike Barner takes stock of Monday's six-game slate, providing his best DraftKings player recommendations.
Chris Morgan anticipates Jose Altuve could have a nice night against the Angels if pitcher Jose Suarez gets the spot start for injured Alex Cobb.
Michael Rathburn looks to keep his heater going with a bet against Kyle Hendricks and the Cubs on Sunday.
Erik Siegrist sifts through the free-agent options in the AL as Nate Pearson gets set to rejoin the Blue Jays rotation.
Jan Levine has the lowdown on the latest NL recruits, including Odubel Herrera and his recent fine play.
Dan Marcus says the Yankees-Nationals matchup should be high-scoring and selects a few bats from each side.
Chris Morgan points out Sam Hentges is projected to make his starting debut for the Indians, so Cincy hitters like Nick Castellanos should be able to take advantage.
Todd Zola's weekly hitter rankings features a Rockies team with seven home games this week.
Todd Zola ranks the week's starting pitching, as Shane Bieber is one of the few aces with two starts.
With a plethora of offensive choices in tonight's seven-game slate, Chris Bennett likes Carson Kelly against the Mets.
Todd Zola takes a look at early-season data on average flyball exit velocity and distance and thinks there is a power surge in C.J. Cron's future.
Juan Blanco is backing the Braves and Ian Anderson among his best bets for Saturday.
Christopher Olson likes Ian Anderson's matchup at home against the Phillies.
Joe Sheehan looks at the prevailing trends in baseball to this point in the season and their impacts in the betting markets before offering his four best bets for Friday's MLB action.
Chris Bennett checks in with his best recommendations for a whopping 14-game Friday slate, turning to veteran Twins slugger Nelson Cruz against Detroit.
Giancarlo Stanton's 12-game streak of going 25 for 52 with six home runs and four doubles in 12 games should continue against the Nationals' Patrick Corbin.
Jason Collette looks at the shortcomings of Keston Hiura and whether fantasy managers should have given them more credence entering the season.
James Anderson highlights all the noteworthy minor-league assignments, including Toronto sending prized righty Alek Manoah to Triple-A.
