Jesse Siegel profiles intriguing prospects for this season, including Miami's JJ Bleday, who might be undervalued after a mediocre stint at High-A last year.
Miguel Cabrera and Justin Verlander have each won a World Series with different teams, but their Tigers teams never were able to clear the final hurdle.
James Anderson continues his series on prospect ranking dilemmas in the 176-200 range, including D-backs righty Corbin Martin, who is a forgotten man but could be a big factor in 2021.
Todd Zola continues his dive into NFBC Main Event data and finds that remarkably few of last year's successful squads invested early in a top closer like Kenley Jansen.
Erik Halterman analyzes the type of pitchers who might benefit most from a shortened season, like the Braves' Mike Soroka.
Andy Behrens took current shortstop Javy Baez with the seventh overall pick.
Jeff Erickson won't be taking Mallex Smith in the NFBC Main Event if that league still occurs. Who else was chosen as fades between him, Scott Jenstad and Chris Liss?
Bernie Pleskoff looks at the coming fireworks over how to pay the players if baseball is to resume, and he checks in on the Dodgers' Gavin Lux.
Jose Abreu was the only current White Sox hitter taken in this draft, though not the only current player. See who else Bennett Karoll, Todd Zola and Jeff Erickson drafted.
Erik Siegrist checks in with the latest news from around the American League and wonders if the Rangers' new ballpark will have an impact on Shin-Soo Choo's numbers.
Jan Levine looks at under-the-radar players in the National League, including St. Louis' Miles Mikolas, who is benefiting from the delay to the season.
Todd Zola dives deeper into last year's NFBC Main Event draft data and finds a strong case for DJ LeMahieu as the 2019 fantasy MVP.
Dave Regan analyzes the latest news in the baseball world, including an improving injury situation for Aaron Judge.
This week, Brad Johnson focuses on potential six-man rotations and highlights higher profile kids like Detroit’s Casey Mize who could have opportunities later in the season.
Joey Votto was taken by Jeff Erickson with the fifth overall pick.
Erik Siegrist wraps up his look at potential sleepers in the NL West, where Tony Gonsolin might be the latest successful product of the Dodgers' player development system.
Jose Bautista was the first outfielder taken in our All-Time Blue Jays draft. Who went first overall?
James Anderson continues his series on prospect ranking dilemmas in the 151-175 range and highlights a pair of Dodgers hitters he might be too low on, including right-handed slugger DJ Peters.
