Todd Zola takes a look at pitchers who could benefit if MLB's new ball does curtail homers and finds some support for Lucas Giolito's rise up draft boards.
RotoWire President Peter Schoenke gives his annual take on MLB over/under bets. He's won 57.6 percent of his bets over 20 years. Even the Dodgers come under scrutiny among his bets this season.
Jeff Erickson is very high on Angels' first basemen Jared Walsh. Chris Liss likes Jeff's logic.
Jason Shebilske analyzes the top FAAB targets for leagues that begin waiver-wire pickups this week. Mitch Haniger is healthy again and swinging a hot spring bat.
Brad Johnson wraps up his bullpen series with a look at the American League East, where in Tampa, Tyler Glasnow leads the Rays pitching.
James Anderson ranks the fantasy-relevant prospects in each NL West farm system, including power-hitting Giants shortstop Marco Luciano.
James Anderson and Clay Link go through James' recent review of the key prospects in the NL Central. They also prep for their upcoming NFC Main Event drafts.
Dan Marcus examines the outfield landscape in Underdog best-ball drafts, looking for value among the tiers.
Alan Seslowsky pits Chris Liss versus Jeff Erickson to debate the most strategic approach for your free agent waiver wire moves.
Chris Liss tells Alan Seslowsky the FIVE players you must draft in 2021, including Gleyber Torres.
Superstars like Mike Trout and Jacob deGrom can be good picks even if they cost more than they earn.
Jeff Erickson and Fred Zinkie vent angst as they discuss injuries to Kirby Yates, Jose Leclerc, Zac Gallen, Zach Eflin, Dinelson Lamet, Fernando Tatis and George Springer.
Jason Collette took the chance on Adalberto Mondesi in the Tout Wars AL-only league. See how how he built out the rest of his roster.
Clay Link went with an extreme stars-and-scrubs approach in the 12-team Tout Wars H2H points salary cap draft.
Jeff Stotts discusses major injuries effecting MLB, and a frequent addition to his column, Stephen Strasburg, is back with a strained plantaris that could hamper his upcoming spring training start.
Jeff Erickson and Todd Zola discuss the challenges in projecting players for 2021 after last year's 60-game schedule.
Jesse Siegel looks at prospects heading in different directions, including one Pirates phenom who hasn't yet been able to transfer his immense skills to the diamond.
Erik Halterman analyzes players rising and falling this spring, including the Brewers' Freddy Peralta, whose stock is soaring.