Todd Zola ranks the week's starting pitching as there is finally a big enough sample of outings to be actionable.
Juan Blanco likes Robbie Ray to dominate the Marlins in his best bets for Saturday.
Chris Bennett is targeting Ronald Acuna after his rest day Friday, as the Braves lineup appears to be heating up.
Dan Marcus proposes a reasonably-valued Brewers stack against Justin Steele and the Cubs.
Michael Rathburn is looking at the Tylor Megill and the Mets as part of his stacked card for Friday's MLB Best Bets column. Check out RotoWire for more betting articles each day of the MLB season.
Jason Collette examines slow starts by some big names. He tries to decipher whether or not we should be concerned, and if so, to what extent.
Chris Bennett likes the look of a Yankees bat stack Friday against Kansas City.
Mike Barner sets up Friday’s Yahoo slate, opting to plug in a Braves stack against Texas.
Brad Johnson discusses popular fantasy pitchers who he's avoiding, like Dylan Bundy, whose stuff is unlikely to fool hitters as they become more familiar with the Twins pitcher.
Alex Wood should pitch well against the Nationals, who are in the bottom 10 in runs per game to start the campaign.
Jason Shebilske analyzes the top waiver-wire options for the week, including J.P. Crawford, who recently moved to the heart of the Mariners' order.
James Anderson answers over 65 questions from his Twitter followers, including his excitement over Julio Rodriguez's seven-steal month.
Mike Barner recommends considering a Brewers bat stack Thursday against the Pirates.
Chris Morgan recommends checking out Justin Verlander on the bump Thursday against the Rangers.
Kevin Payne checks out Thursday's slate as Nick Castellanos and the Phillies get ready to host the Rockies.
Jesse Siegel likes Aaron Judge to homer against the Orioles in his best bets for Thursday.
Does Gavin Lux have the "yips" throwing the ball from second base?
Ryan Rufe analyzes applies a couple of advanced stats to analyze bullpens across the league. Is it time to give up on Jake McGee in San Francisco?