Mike Barner tees up Tuesday’s Yahoo slate, providing his recommendations for a contest full of ace pitching.
Chris Bennett looks over Tuesday's slate and thinks Adalberto Mondesi makes a good headliner for a Royals stack against the struggling Shelby Miller.
Jesse Siegel continues with his trip through the minors, leading off with Braves' slugger Austin Riley dominating Triple-A pitching.
Mets pitcher Steven Matz is on the IL with nerve discomfort in his arm, and although he’s eligible to return this week, Jeff Stotts cautions that he’s a risky player moving forward.
Eric Halterman's analyzes this week's risers and fallers, as the Dodgers' Hyun-Jin Ryu is pitching about as well as anyone these days.
Christopher Olson delivers his suggestions for a short six-game Monday DraftKings slate.
Mike Barner checks in with his Monday recommendations, which include a Phillies stack against Freddy Peralta and the Brewers.
Kevin Payne's Monday lineups on FanDuel will include plenty of Jose Berrios, who'll work from home.
Liss and Jeff admit that the Pirates' Josh Bell is breaking out, contrary to their banter earlier in the season.
Erik Siegrist digs into the waiver options in the American League and thinks jefry Rodriguez will help stabilize an injury-plagued Cleveland rotation.
Pitching ace Noah Syndergaard is going against the worst offense in baseball in the Florida Marlins.
Mike Barner breaks down the Sunday DraftKings slate as Caleb Smith continues to dominate for the Marlins.
Sasha Yodashkin suggests a Red Sox stack featuring Xander Bogaerts against Mariners pitcher Marco Gonzales.
Jan Levine analyzes the top waiver-wire targets in the NL this week, including Colorado's Ian Desmond, who is finally heating up after a slow start to the season.
Todd Zola ranks the week's hitting as the Phillies are in great shape with seven home games.
Todd Zola's weekly pitcher rankings features Chris Sale in the top spot, as the Boston hurler looks to have turned around his season.
Max Scherzer's tremendous strikeout rate will make him a popular play.
Against the lefty Lucchesi and at Coors Field, Nolan Arenado is in position to thrive.
