Chris Liss bought Jose Ramirez for $50, in his opinion a bargain, in the heavily-inflated 18-team format.
Jesse Siegel analyzes who's hot, and who's not, this spring, including Dylan Carlson, who is shooting up the prospect rankings into elite status.
Liss and Jeff talk with Fangraph's Paul Sporer about their NFBC draft in which Liss took Aaron Judge in the 10th round.
James Anderson predicts the callup dates for many of the game's top prospects including outfielder Dylan Carlson, who has been the talk of Cardinals camp.
Bernie Pleskoff is back on RotoWire with his scouts-eye observations from spring training. Can Ronald Acuna go 50-50 this season?
Chris Liss gets his ace, taking Max Scherzer with the No. 10 overall pick.
Todd Zola turns his attention to how projected auction prices can be skewed and explains why it's OK to pay a few extra dollars for an elite option like Jacob deGrom.
Erik Halterman analyzes the latest spring training job battles, including the Diamondbacks bullpen where Archie Bradley has yet to be named the closer.
MLB Prospect Editor James Anderson is VERY high on St. Louis Cardinal outfielder Dylan Carlson. Clay agrees.
Brad Johnson does a deep dive into AL Central pitching, where in Cleveland, Mike Clevinger is no longer a sleeper, and his draft day price will reflect that.
Liss and Jeff discuss Sale's latest injury news and vent over the dangers of wasting reserve spots on injured players.
Jason Collette returns to AL LABR in 2020. He details parts of his pre-auction plan and reviews how the draft went in his latest Collette Calls!
This could be the breakout year for the Cincinnati Reds player.
The Yankee might be seeing more action with the MLB season swiftly approaching and uncertainty over the fitness of some of his teammates.
Clay Link is trying to get over the hump and knock off Glenn Colton and Rick Wolf in the AL-only League of Alternative Baseball Reality. How did he do in Saturday night's auction?
Clay Link argues that knowing your league rules and playing to your format is a skill and one of the easiest ways to gain an edge in fantasy baseball.
Erik Siegrist considers the impact of MLB rule changes, both current and proposed, and wonders if bat-first catchers like Gary Sanchez could become the norm in the near future.
James Anderson ranks the rookies based on expected value for 2020, and Dodgers second baseman Gavin Lux is the cream of the crop.
