Facing off against a right-handed pitcher in Coors Field is about all you can ask for when considering Daniel Murphy, which makes him a great play Thursday against the Rockies.
Todd Zola cautions against the misuse of new-fangled stats.
Greg Vara looks over Thursday's slate and expects Jedd Gyorko and the Cardinals to feast on Blue Jays right-hander Mat Latos.
Dave Regan uses his weekly rumblings to look at a handful of potential waiver-wire candidates that are less than 20 percent owned in Yahoo leagues.
Jason Collette investigates strikeout rates to determine whether the impressive early starts from pitchers like Danny Duffy are to be trusted.
Michael Rathburn offers tips for selecting starting pitching in DFS and explains why it's important to target strikeouts.
Liss and Jeff take a closer look at Eric Thames' hot start to the year and his HR tear.
Another rainout Wednesday took one of the best starting pitching options of the board, but Derek VanRiper has a few backup plans in mind for Wednesday's slate.
Christopher Olson reviews Wednesday's rain-shortened slate and expects Bryce Harper to supply some fireworks at Coors Field.
Chris Bennett drops his picks for a 12-game slate Wednesday, leading off with the O's Dylan Bundy at home against the Rays.
Sasha Yodashkin recommends a pair of value-priced Phillies as well as the A's Stephen Vogt for Wednesday's 12-game slate.
There are not many elite pitching options on Wednesday's slate, which is why Greg Vara is going to pay up for Noah Syndergaard.
Jesse Siegel takes stocks of the minor league landscape this week, looking at the prospects of the Jays and their family ties to other pro ball players.
With one rainout already confirmed, Derek VanRiper breaks down the rest of Tuesday's 13-game slate.
Neil Parker explores Tuesday's slate of games, turning to Robbie Cano for production in the Mariners' series opener in Detroit.
Sasha Yodashkin delivers his Tuesday Yahoo picks, including a pair of Reds on the road in Wisconsin and the Dodgers' Yasmani Grandal.
Kevin Payne digs into Tuesday's slate and thinks Tommy Joseph is in a good spot to break out given his home numbers last season against left-handed pitching.
Paul Goldschmidt is off to a slow start this season, but Greg Vara explains why the Diamondbacks first baseman could have a vintage performance Tuesday against the Padres.