Jason Collette digs into the numbers to find out what's caused Carlos Gomez's disaster of a season. And it's not the injury that recently put him on the DL.
Paul Sporer explains the tradeoff in strikeouts for Chicago's Chris Sale, who's still the AL's top starter, in this week's pitcher rankings.
Sasha Yodashkin recommends a Blue Jays stack on Saturday headlined by Jose Bautista, as they face Twins left-hander Pat Dean making his first big league start.
Erik Siegrist breaks down his hitter rankings for the week, dominated by a trio of AL squads with eight and seven-game slates.
J.D. Martinez had four straight multi-games before going hitless Friday, but Juan Carlos Blanco explains why he's worth putting right back in lineups Saturday.
Daniel Murphy solid season is rolling right along, and he has a solid opportunity Friday against the Marlins despite a lefty-on-lefty matchup.
Doug Thorburn focuses on a number of pitchers who have had their season stats greatly affected by either one great or one poor start.
The Mets look like a solid team to stack Friday against the Brewers, making Curtis Granderson an attractive value option.
Dave Regan's rumblings skew toward the pessimistic this week, as he walks us through the league and identifies a fantasy disappointment or bust-in-the-making for each of the 32 teams.
Juan Carlos Blanco explains how daily fantasy baseball players use wOBA to aid in their research for both hitters and pitchers.
James Shields has been tough to roster at times this season, but Juan Carlos Blanco explains why he's worth serious consideration Thursday against the Giants.
Brad Johnson explains his five-tier system for figuring out an ace, like Clayton Kershaw, or future aces, on the waiver wire and in your lineup.
Todd Zola revises his rest-of-season projections based on changing contact rates and run-scoring environments, resulting in a big drop for his preseason top pick, Paul Goldschmidt.
With the Yankees facing off against the Athletics' Kendall Graveman, James Seltzer is all over their lefty outfielders.
Jeff Zimmerman looks at every team's closer situation and who might benefit from deadline deals. Can Sean Doolittle get his job back in Oakland?
James Anderson moseys down to the Texas League on his tour of the minors and thinks that Alex Bregman has nothing left to prove at Double-A.
Erik Siegrist explores some of the betting lines for Wednesday, looking to the Twins, Brewers and Rockies for victories.
Alex Spalding sees some excellent platoon matchups to exploit Wednesday, including young Dodgers star Corey Seager facing struggling Angels right-hander Nick Tropeano.