Jose Bautista has struggled in the power department this season, but a hitter-friendly matchup this weekend could help him turn it around after a solid June.
Rotowire's Jerry Donabedian will roll the dice with some Red Sox pitchers this weekend.
Adrian Gonzalez started the season hot, and while he struggled in June, he has four home runs in his last seven games, making him an attractive piece on Fantasy Aces, according to RotoWire's Alex Spalding.
Jason Kipnis has been excellent against right-handed pitching this season, and Benny Ricciardi has a number of value plays to allow DFS players to fit Kipnis in comfortably.
Nick Castellanos was a once heralded prospect in the Tigers organization but is now showing a resurgence, giving owners an intriguing pick up in leagues.
David Regan offers up a status report on the closer situations for all 30 teams, including the woeful Reds who might be tempted to deal Aroldis Chapman.
RotoWire's Neil Parker explains why some of his MLB Lineup Optimizer picks didn't hit this week, while breaking down some differences between DraftKings and FanDuel.
Brad Johnson on pitchers that could be real values if the right situations arise.
James Seltzer finds a real bargain at catcher - and can afford to splurge elsewhere.
I bet you can’t guess who is making a case as the most dominant closer in the game right now? Yep, Jeurys Familia!
Jesse Siegel takes his weekly tour of the minor leagues and notes that the Yankees' rotation could soon get a boost from Luis Severino
David Soda is buying Pirates hitters - including red-hot Andrew McCutchen - for Wednesday's matchup against Andrew Cashner and the Padres.
Christopher Olson likes Adam Jones against the Twins this week with Jeff Nelson and his mediocre K:BB rate behind the plate.
DVR joins 120 Sports to discuss the impact of the Springer and Cabrera injuries.
James Anderson reviews some of the top hitters in the Florida State League, including the Reds' Phillip Ervin, who already has 11 home runs and stolen 15 bases.
Ryan Eisner picks an all-star squad of players that started this season out of the starting lineup.
Big Papi might be slowing down, but he still mashes righties at Fenway, and Ronny Mor loves the price.