As Brad Johnson begins to wind down the Mound Musings column for the season, he offers a few random thoughts, including his choice for winning the World Serices, the Houston Astros.
Christopher Olson previews Thursday’s seven-game DraftKings slate, turning to the Dodgers bats against Baltimore.
Mike Barber again is targeting the Blue Jays on Thursday with a Red Sox stack featuring Mookie Betts.
The Dodgers stack against Dylan Bundy will be a popular FanDuel play Thursday, but Sasha Yodashkin also offers sleepers to add around those bats.
Dave Regan examines pitchers showing the greatest swinging strike rate growth in the season’s second half, like Reynaldo Lopez, as well as those who’ve regressed.
Christopher Olson tees up a 14-game Wednesday DraftKings slate.
Mike Barner recommends considering a White Sox stack Wednesday against the Royals.
Sasha Yodashkin digs into Wednesday's evening slate and recommends a Rays stack topped by the red-hot Austin Meadows as the team tries to hang onto a wild-card spot.
Adam Zdroik likes the look of a Mariners stack Tuesday against the visiting Reds.
Mike Barner recommends a Red Sox stack Tuesday against Toronto.
Chris Bennett checks out Tuesday's slate and expects Cody Bellinger to bolster his NL MVP case during a visit to Camden Yards.
Jason Collette analyzes Bo Bichette's 2020 outlook to see whether fantasy owners should be all in on the hotshot youngster.
Erik Halterman analyzes who's hot and who's not in baseball this week, including Boston's Rafael Devers, who has cooled considerably recently.
The Cubs currently are managing a number of injuries, most notably to Javier Baez who will be sidelined indefinitely with a hairline fracture of his left thumb.
Christopher Olson is targeting Cal Quantrill and the Padres with a Cubs stack Monday.
Mike Barner is locking in a Mets stack Monday against Merrill Kelly and the Diamondbacks.
Plenty of big names headline FanDuel's Monday pitching slate, but read why Chris Bennett favors Shane Bieber as the strongest option.
Erik Siegrist sifts through a big wave of September promotions and activations and wonders if the A's might have brought Ramon Laureano off the injured list a little too early.
