In this week’s article, Brad Johnson tackles one of his most frequently asked questions, which has to do which teams’ closing situations are in flux including the Cardinals and Trevor Rosenthal.
Dave Regan rumbles about 30 different players -- one per team -- with an eye toward planning for the 2017 fantasy season.
Jon Lester's price isn't the cheapest, but RotoWire's Juan Carlos Blanco explains why the Cubs starter is worth paying up for Thursday against the Cardinals.
A light slate of games with few aces makes choosing the right pitcher crucial, and James Seltzer is focusing on the Royals' Danny Duffy against the White Sox.
Todd Zola looks ahead to next season and wonders whether Mookie Betts will be overvalued at the draft table based on the likely swoon in the offense around him.
James Anderson looks at the progress of the top prospects in the California League, included the recently traded Grant Holmes.
Chris Bennett breaks down the Thursday Yahoo slate, where the Rangers' Jurickson Profar finds himself in a nice matchup against struggling Colorado starter Chad Bettis.
Alex Spalding looks over Wednesday's slate and is willing to back the resurgent Justin Verlander on the road against a stumbling Mariners squad.
With the A's up against a right-handed pitcher Wednesday, catcher Stephen Vogt will be getting plenty of fantasy attention from RotoWire's Chris Olson.
Juan Carlos Blanco provides his recommendations for Wednesday's slate and anticipates another huge game from Manny Machado in a juicy road maychup.
Erik Siegrist looks at under-the-radar targets to help you in specific categories as your league's trade deadline approaches and is also amazed at the way Justin Verlander has turned back the clock.
Giancarlo Stanton's season-long numbers are lagging behind previous years, but he has an excellent matchup Tuesday against Giants.
Juan Carlos Blanco finds rare value in Atlanta bats like Freddie Freeman as the Braves get to face Wily Peralta in his return to the majors Tuesday.
Neil Parker goes stack-heavy Tuesday, with Kris Bryant leading the way at home for a trio of Cubs.
Jesse Siegel tunes us into what's happening with some of the minors' most interesting prospects this week on the heels of a very interesting trade deadline.
Jeff Stotts offers insight into Detroit third baseman Nick Castellano’s non-displaced fracture in his left hand, which could result in him missing at least a month of playing time.
Stephen Piscotty continues to crush left-handed pitching, and he should be an integral part of a Cardinals stack for those who want to fade Monday's Coors Field game.
Jose Bautista has struggled since returning from the disabled list, but a matchup Monday against the Rays could help him bust out.