Chris Morgan cautions against getting too cute in your Yahoo fantasy lineups for Sunday's ALDS matchup between the Yankees and Guardians.
Walter Hand expects the Yankees to get off to a strong start in Sunday's lone MLB matchup.
Even though Gerrit Cole carries a high salary, Chris Morgan isn't hesitating to back him in an elimination game.
Chris Morgan lays out his selections for the Game 4 battle between the Guardians and Yankees.
Bryce Harper is 10-for-24 against Charlie Morton, including a homer, seven RBI, six walks and a 1.183 OPS, and he can hold stand alone value even if Morton shows well.
Juan Carlos Blanco offers a bet from each of Saturday's four Division Series games.
Dan Marcus highlights some players to target and which ones to avoid.
Chris Morgan likes what Lance McCullers has done this season and expects more of the same in Game 3 against the Mariners.
Mike Barner is looking to build his Friday Yahoo MLB lineups around some surprisingly affordable Dodgers bats.
Chris Bennett is predicting a big game for Atlanta's bats against Aaron Nola, a pitcher they put up runs against multiple times in the regular season.
Michael Rathburn breaks down the bets and player props he's targeting for Friday's loaded slate of MLB Playoffs action.
Nestor Cortez has 1.95 ERA at home and a 2.07 ERA over his last 12 starts, plus the Guardians are the worst team offensively of the six playing Friday, so if there is a "good" matchup available, it's this one.
Michael Rathburn shares his top picks and props for Thursday's ALDS action.
Chris Morgan previews Thursday’s pair of ALDS games for all your DraftKings DFS purposes.
Mike Barner has your Yahoo DFS postseason picks for Thursday, which includes a pair of ALDS games.
Chris Morgan checks out Thursday's two-game AL slate and thinks Yordan Alvarez might be able to add to his postseason heroics against the Mariners.
Jason Collette looks back at his bold predictions from last offseason, examining what went right and what went wrong.
Ryan Rufe recaps this past season's saves landscape. Just how many teams preferred closer committees over the conventional approach?
