Erik Siegrist checks out the available National League free agents while everyone waits for Super-2 callups and finds a strong group of veterans coming off the DL, including Diamondbacks outfielder David Peralta.
Lorenzo Cain has been a bit quiet recently, but Juan Blanco explains why he could break out Sunday against the White Sox.
Erik Siegrist breaks down his hitting rankings for the week, dominated by the Blue Jays' and a top five that consists entirely of American League squads.
Paul Sporer's weekly rankings include a revived David Price who is pitching better than the Red Sox could have hoped when the season began.
With a young righty on the mound for the Padres, Juan Blanco is all over Carlos Gonzalez at Coors Field on Saturday.
Sasha Yodashkin takes a look at Saturday's slate and notes that Dexter Fowler has been raking from the left side of the plate this season, giving him a great matchup against Matt Wisler.
Juan Carlos Blanco breaks down how daily fantasy baseball players can use FIP and ERA together to try and unlock hidden pitching value.
Expanding on last week's article, Jeff Zimmerman looks at the success and failure rates of top prospects to try and determine how long it takes to make an impact in the majors.
In this week's edition of the Long Game, Erik Siegrist gives some direction on what you can do if your team is spinning it's wheels -- and going nowhere fast -- two months into the season.
Byron Buxton has played well since his latest call-up, and RotoWire's Kevin Payne likes him Friday against the Red Sox's Steven Wright.
Jackie Bradley has been excellent against both handedness of pitchers this season, and he has a great matchup Friday against the Royals' Tyler Duffy, who struggles with left-handed batters.
Michael Rathburn breaks down the key team batting stats to help DFS players know when to stack certain teams and when to avoid them completely.
Thursday's smaller slate doesn't have a ton of elite pitcher options, allowing DFS players to grab hitters like Manny Machado.
Todd Zola looks at the rest-of-season projections for 10 hitters off to surprisingly good starts and doesn't like Eduardo Nunez's chances of keeping up his current pace.
Thursday's nine-game slate is fairly light but James Seltzer still found plenty of players who could pay off, such as the Rangers' Rougned Odor.
James Anderson checks out the top fantasy pitchers available in this year's draft, including Mississippi State right-hander Dakota Hudson.
Alex Spalding recommends a few possible stacks against vulnerable pitchers working in hitter's parks Wednesday, including a trio of Cardinals headlined by Matt Holliday facing the volatile Alfredo Simon.
Jason Kipnis' success against right-handed pitchers this season makes him a solid option Wednesday against the Mariners, according to RotoWire's Chris Olson.