Mike Barner tees up Monday’s DraftKings slate, turning to a Red Sox stack against division rival Toronto.
Bryce Harper has a .961 OPS versus righties and a .927 OPS at home this season, plus he tends to play well against his former team.
Erik Siegrist checks out the free-agent options in the American League as Brandon Marsh is the latest top prospect to make his debut.
Michael Rathburn likes a low-scoring Brewers-White Sox affair among his best bets for Sunday.
Jan Levine is back to cover the latest NL adds and sees a certain Atlanta starter with plenty of potential opportunities.
Dan Marcus likes Robbie Grossman as a nice value play against Daniel Lynch and the Royals.
With Bailey Ober set to start for the Twins, Chris Morgan is recommending a few Angels hitters.
Todd Zola ranks the week’s hitting as the Mets have eight games on tap.
Todd Zola ranks the week’s starting pitching as Julio Urias is one of the few top-quality pitchers with two starts.
Juan Blanco likes Taijuan Walker and the Mets among his best bets for Saturday.
Pete Alonso who’s going against Hyun Jin Ryu, is in the middle of a power surge and hits lefties well.
If you're looking for power hitting at a reduced rate, Christopher Olson suggests Mike Yastrzemski.
Michael Rathburn tackles Friday's MLB slate and dives into his best bets for the evening, including a look at a first five innings wager in the game between the Brewers and White Sox.
Chris Bennett kicks off his Friday recommendations with Phillies pitcher Zack Wheeler against the Braves.
Erik Halterman, via the SiriusXM App, brings us his shallow league MLB free agent adds heading into week 17. Erik suggests two hitters and two pitchers, including Twins' C Mitch Garver.
Todd Zola discusses the ethics of dealing top players like Whit Merrifield when you're out of the title picture in your league.
Mike Barner suggests tonight might be a good time to deploy Dodger Chris Taylor against Chi Chi Gonzalez whose ERA stands at 5.99.
Brad Johnson writes about the Futures Game, where promising young pitchers like the Rays’ Shane Baz were showcased, and Johnson provides a brief update on a handful injured pitchers.