Derek VanRiper and Clay Link react to Lewis Brinson's big two-homer game and consider what he could do for the rest of 2018.
Todd Zola ranks the hitters for the coming week as the Braves have a great schedule despite playing seven games on the road. Find out why.
Todd Zola ranks the coming week's starting pitchers as Cleveland's Carlos Carrasco is in cruise control entering a two-start week.
In looking back on the past week, Scott Jenstad has his eye on the massive start of Yankees shortstop Didi Gregorius, whose impressive early-season stats are making owners happy.
Noah Syndergaard is one of several aces taking the ball on a full slate Friday night.
With a .304/.404/.615 line against lefties since the start of 2017, Andrew McCutchen and his matchup with Angels southpaw Andrew Heaney is too good for Derek VanRiper to pass up.
Derek VanRiper notes that St. Louis’ Jose Martinez against a lefty will always stand out as a matchup to target, especially when the price is less than $4,000.
Chris Morgan recommends the Rangers' Joey Gallo at home Friday against the offensively-challenged Mariners.
Dave Regan had to wait a few years, but his Goldschmidt-for-Bundy trade is finally paying off. Find out what else has surprised him in the first month.
Liss and Jeff debate whether or not we can trust Rick's Porcello's hot start.
Brad Johnson ponders whether pitchers falling short of expectations, like the Rays' Chris Archer, should be cause for owners to either exercise patience or cut losses.
Christopher Olson suggests plugging in D-Backs stud Paul Goldschmidt against visiting San Francisco on Thursday.
Zack Greinke takes the ball Thursday night in the final game of a D-backs-Giants series that has been very light in terms of offense.
Adam Zdroik expects Diamondbacks first baseman Paul Goldschmidt to hit well against lefty Giants pitcher Ty Blach.
Kevin Payne kicks off Thursday's short FanDuel slate by recommending D-Backs righty Zack Greinke at home against the Giants.
Todd Zola explains the concept of buying high on a player and identifies some trade targets he expects to regress less than you might think, including White Sox speedster Tim Anderson.
Jason Collette plays another game of 'Who Am I?,' providing clues to the identities of various players. Can you guess the players?
Liss & Jeff debate what level of concern we should have early on regarding Ken Giles' role as HOU closer.