Mound Musings is back with Brad Johnson offering an in-depth look at the pitching staff of each division, starting with the NL East where the Braves have Kevin Gausman and a deep pool of young arms.
Liss & Jeff debate whether or not Clayton Kershaw is still an ace after a few recent injuries.
James Anderson turns his attention to National League farm systems, where Victor Robles headlines an increasingly shallow Nationals pipeline.
Derek VanRiper looks for undervalued pitchers by comparing multiple sets of projections to NFBC ADP data.
Liss & Jeff discuss the possibility of Jonathan Villar continuing his strong play in Baltimore.
James Anderson reviews the top prospects at the hot corner, where Vladimir Guerrero Jr. sits head and shoulders above the competition.
DVR & Liss debate whether or not you should grab Chris Sale in the first round.
DVR & Clay discuss Cleveland's plans for dealing (or not dealing) with Francisco Lindor's injury.
Jeff and DVR discuss Buster Posey's recent play and whether or not you should target him in 2019 fantasy drafts.
Todd Zola looks at what it would take to build a competitive pitching staff without using early picks on true aces and focuses on upside arms like Zack Wheeler.
James Anderson wraps up his look at American League systems and thinks workload could be the only thing holding Forrest Whitley back in 2019.
Liss & Jeff discuss whether or not Elvis Andrus or another cheap SS is a smart play.
DVR & Clay debate whether or not Pittsburgh's Josh Bell is a good late-round draft target.
Derek VanRiper compares two sets of projections to the NFBC's January ADP in hopes of finding undervalued bats.
James Anderson examines the top fantasy prospects at the keystone, where Garrett Hampson appears ready for a starting job with the Rockies.
Jeff Erickson identifies starting pitchers who might be undervalued on the basis of projected innings. Does that mean you should bump up Rich Hill in your rankings?
DVR & Clay feel like Odor is being undervalued. Fans should pay attention to his strong back half in 2018.
Jason Collette peers into his crystal ball to tell us what to expect from the AL East. Is Jackie Bradley Jr. headed for a special season?