A certain Cubs outfielder has been hot of late and Jan Levine urges you to get him while you can.
Juan Pablo Aravena breaks down Monday's Phillies and Mets game for Dream11 contests.
Rich Hill drew big bids in this week's series of FAAB bids. Jeff Erickson breaks down the FAAB bidding in his leagues on Sunday night.
Brad Johnson is back with his first column of 2020 and for the next six weeks, he’ll evaluate pitching staffs, starting with the NL East where in Atlanta, Mike Foltynewicz should be a fantasy asset.
Mound Musings is back with Brad Johnson offering an in-depth look at the pitching staff of each division, starting with the NL East where the Braves have Kevin Gausman and a deep pool of young arms.
Jan Levine focuses on adding saves in this week's NL FAAB breakdown, and even Kyle Barraclough still may be on several waiver wires.
Dave Regan had to wait a few years, but his Goldschmidt-for-Bundy trade is finally paying off. Find out what else has surprised him in the first month.
Mound Musings returns for 2018, and this week, Brad Johnson focuses on Opening Day pitching staffs to help strategize for draft day. High on his list are Thor and the Mets.
Michael Rusignola scours the waiver wire for this week's free agents to consider, as Robbie Ray looks like a breakout candidate for the Diamondbacks this year.
Jan Levine profiles this week's NL waiver-wire candidates, including Tommy Joseph, who is heating up in Philadelphia after slow April.
Juan Carlos Blanco spots a lot of favorable matchups on Wednesday's slate, including Joey Votto against the struggling Mike Leake.
Paul Sporer had a little trouble pushing the brilliant Max Scherzer to the top of the list in his last starting pitcher rankings of the season.
James Seltzer is rolling the dice on the inexpensive Dee Gordon, who is a boom-or-bust play for Thursday's FanDuel slate.
Jeff Samardzija struggled in his last outing against the Padres, but RotoWire's Neil Parker explains why he deserves another shot from fantasy owners Thursday.
Paul Sporer's pitcher rankings feature Jose Fernandez leading the way as the Miami ace has rarely been touched up at home this season.