Liss and Jeff debate the merits of Houston's George Springer heading into the 2020 season.
Todd Zola dives into the weeds on how the average exit velocity on groundballs impacts BABIP while also looking at other factors, such as the elite sprint speed of players like Trea Turner.
Liss and Jeff discuss where it makes sense to draft Red Sox pitcher Chris Sale.
Liss and Jeff discuss how much to discount Astros hitters, such as Alex Bregman and Jose Altuve, due to the current sign stealing scandal.
James Anderson breaks down the top prospects at the game's shallowest position, where O's backstop Adley Rutschman is the cream of the crop.
Todd Zola examines the best ways to apply ADP to your own draft and advises you to keep league context in mind when considering the high price tag on top prospects like Luis Robert.
Jason Collette offers predictions for the NL Central. Are fantasy owners guilty of recency bias with Ian Happ?
James Anderson breaks down all the fantasy-relevant prospects in the NL East, including Marlins righty Sixto Sanchez, who should make his MLB debut this summer.
Predicting how Blake Snell will perform in 2020 is easier said than done.
Expect the Nationals star to be in high demand during drafts this year.
James Anderson breaks the top pitching prospects into tiers, and he has not wavered in his opinion on the big arm at the very top, Astros righty Forrest Whitley.
Is Clayton Kershaw still an ace in 2020?
Todd Zola takes a look at the changes being made to ballparks and thinks Brandon Belt could get a power boost from the Giants moving in the fences at Oracle Park.
Jeff and Liss debate the depth at Closer for the 2020 season.
Jason Collette looks into his crystal ball for the NL West and sees a whole lot of plate appearances for the Dodgers' A.J. Pollock.
Expect big performances from the Padre's young player next season.
Bryce Harper turns 28 next October, and many are wondering: Is he now declining after hitting his peak?
Todd Zola shares his tips on how to project playing time and tries to explain why Mike Trout doesn't get downgraded for the games he's missed in recent years.
