Erik Siegrist takes a look at the available talent in the American League as Royce Lewis and a host of top prospects make their debuts.
Walter Hand likes Gerrit Cole and the Yankees in Game 1 of their doubleheader against the Rangers. That and more in his best bets for Sunday.
Jan Levine looks at a couple players who should return soon and produce decent numbers.
Chris Morgan is touting Max Kepler as a solid value at home against Daulton Jefferies and the A's.
Charlie Morton isn't the pitcher he used to be. As such, Chris Morgan is stacking a few Brewers against him.
Todd Zola's weekly hitter rankings features an A's team with nine games on tap this week.
Todd Zola ranks the week's starting pitching as two-start Brandon Woodruff is looking good after a rough opener.
Even though the Rockies are on the road, Chris Morgan has selected a few of their hitters against the Diamondbacks.
Jason Collette checks in on the final tallies from April and notes that while offense is down, the stolen base appears to be making a comeback.
Juan Blanco likes the Astros in his best bets for Saturday.
Manny Machado is a hot bat to target, as he’s carrying a .418 wOBA against righties, has multiple hits in three of four, and has posted double-digit FanDuel points in four straight games.
Dan Marcus can't figure out why Austin Hays continues to list a low salary, but that's just more reason to select him against Carlos Hernandez and the Royals.
Michael Rathburn offers his best MLB bets for Friday's action. Visit RotoWire for more MLB picks every day of the baseball season.
Jeff Zimmerman tackles an important subject in fantasy baseball: drops. Akil Baddoo is hitting the waiver wire in a lot of leagues... should we pounce where he's available?
Chris Bennett breaks down Friday's slate of games, making his best picks to help you craft a winning FanDuel entry.
Mike Barner dives into Friday's slate of games, recommending an Angels bat stack against Washington.
Chris Morgan examines tonight's large slate of games and likes Astros slugger Yordan Alvarez against an unproven Beau Brieske.
Todd Zola digs into some possible causes of the swoon in offense MLB has seen so far, including power outages for sluggers like Marcus Semien.