Despite a disappointing performance in his debut, Eddie Butler is still deserving of consideration in many formats.
Despite Adrian Gonzalez's recent slump, Kevin Payne believes the Dodgers first baseman is a solid choice on FanDuel this weekend.
Chris Olson explains how the umpire behind home plate should impact your Daily Fantasy Baseball decisions.
Tigers' middle reliever Joba Chamberlain has found peace in Detroit, and may be the next closer for the Tigers...
LSU's Aaron Nola is considered the most MLB-ready pitcher this year in a draft class that is rich in pitching prospects.
With the Saturday pitching options looking rather shaky, it makes sense to go with a proven stud like Max Scherzer, who can perhaps be paired with either Chicago’s Jeff Samardzija or a bargain-bin hurler.
DVR & Bernie discuss another injury for Carlos Gonzalez, Jonathan Singleton's contract with the Astros, Scott Kazmir's new approach, and more!
No prospect in recent memory has garnered scouting reports like Bryce Harper, but is he even a top-10 talent?
Jerry Donabedian chronicles his in-game trading during Tuesday's Athletics/Yankees tilt.
Finally healthy again, Johnny Cueto has delivered a huge profit through the first two months of the season. What level can he sustain the rest of the way? Jeff Zimmerman ponders that question.
J.T. Realmuto is blocked in the short term by Jarrod Saltalamacchia, but can he contribute for fantasy owners down the road? Tory Hernandez breaks him down in the latest installment of Behind the Backstop.
Jeff Stotts talks about the importance of a hitter being able to maintain his grip after coming back from a hand, thumb or wrist injury, such as the one suffered by the Angels' Josh Hamilton.
Ryan Zimmerman, Josh Hamilton and Nelson Cruz were among the big bats to return to lineups for Tuesday's games.
Renee Miller warns you to avoid Outcome Bias in setting your lineups, using the context of selecting DFS first basemen like Brandon Moss.
Jenrry Mejia has solidified the Mets' closer situation and merits an upgrade in Vlad Sedler's eyes. See who else makes his list in this week's Barometer.
Phil Hughes has turned things around after a rough patch to begin his first season with the Twins. What has changed in his approach since leaving the Yankees? Jason Collette breaks it down.