This week, Erik Halterman's Barometer focuses on a small number of things that have bearing on a player's fantasy value vs. outliers from only a few games of play, beginning with Alex Bregman in Houston.
For the first time, Ryan Rufe takes on the immense challenge that is the NFBC Main Event. Read about how he prepared and the final results of his draft.
Dan Marcus drops in with his best insights for Monday’s 12-game DraftKings offering, recommending a Rays stack against Oakland.
Mike Barner’s Monday Yahoo player picks include a Blue Jays stack in their series-opener against the Yankees.
Eric Timm breaks down Monday's MLB action and lines up his best bets to target for the slate. Will there be offensive fireworks in Minneapolis when the Twins and Mariners square off Monday night?
Jeff Erickson is trying to "sneak" Heliot Ramos onto his fantasy baseball roster in week 2.
Bernie Pleskoff offers his observations of attending numerous Cactus League games, including his thoughts on the health Brewers outfielder Christian Yelich.
Byron Buxton is healthy to start the season, has hit three home runs in three games and should continue his hot start against Chris Flexen.
Erik Siegrist looks over the player pool in the American League as big trades and big-name promotions of top prospects like Josh Lowe have already shaken things up.
Kevin Payne likes the Red Sox to jump on Yankees starter Jordan Montgomery on Sunday. That and more in his best bets.
Juan Soto has a good matchup to do some damage Sunday, making him well worth paying up for.
An impressive Opening Day debut has vaulted a certain Mets starter up on Jan Levine's recommendations list.
Chris Morgan is endorsing a Phillies stack against Daulton Jefferies and the A's.
If you're looking for power at a reasonable salary, Chris Morgan suggests Trey Mancini.
Todd Zola ranks the week's hitting as the Pirates have six of seven games at home.
Todd Zola ranks the week's starting pitching as Zack Wheeler is the rare ace getting two starts this week.
Chris Morgan is loading up on Padres in Arizona.
Chris Bennett notes that the Mets' Robinson Cano is off to a hot start and is priced near bottom-tier, making him an economical, no-risk bat.