Todd Zola and Clay Link grade all of next week's two-start options on a 0-5 scale.
With a packed 14-game slate Friday, Chris Bennett has your FanDuel player recommendations.
Mike Barner examines tonight's loaded 14-game slate and says it doesn't get much better than Bryce Harper playing at Coors Field.
Jason Collette analyzes the problems players are having making contact this season, most of all, pitchers.
Brad Johnson shares what he focuses on when ranking, comparing pitchers or deciding whether an arm deserves a spot on his team, and in Rotation Ramblings, he recommends grabbing Aaron Nola if available.
Jason Shebilske analyzes the top waiver-wire options for the week, including the Reds' Joey Votto.
Juan Blanco sees a high-scoring game between the Mariners and Red Sox among his best bets for Thursday.
Kevin Payne looks over Thursday's slate and sees little reason to fade Walker Buehler at home against the Padres.
Mike Barner’s Thursday DraftKings recommendations include a Mets stack against Trevor Williams and the Cubs.
Joe Sheehan digs in for Wednesday night's light slate and zeroes in on his three favorite wagers on the board. Is the over in play in the Yankees-Braves matchup with the wind blowing out in the Bronx?
Kevin Payne checks out Wednesday's slate and expects fireworks at Fenway with Vladimir Guerrero and the Blue Jays in Boston.
Mike Barner dives into a seven-game DraftKings offering Wednesday, turning to a Red Sox stack against the Blue Jays.
Joe Sheehan takes a look at the betting landscape three weeks into the season to gauge what is noise and what is signal before diving into Tuesday's bets. Will Patrick Corbin's woes continue against the Cards?
Jeff Stotts looks at prominent injuries around the league, starting with Ronald Acuna, who's listed as day-to-day with an abdominal strain.
Chris Bennett checks out Tuesday's slate as Vladimir Guerrero looks to keep raking in a clash with the Red Sox.
Mike Barner recommends plugging in an Angels stack Tuesday against Texas.
Jesse Siegel goes through another wave of up-and-comers, including another promising multi-tooled player in the Jays' organization.
Erik Halterman analyzes some early-season risers and fallers, and questions whether this could be a breakout year for Vladimir Guerrero.