Liss & Jeff discuss Jose Peraz's outlook for 2018.
Both Madison Bumgarner and Jeff Samardzija will miss Opening Day. Bumgarner will be out at least until June and Samardzija’s timeline is six to eight weeks.
Jan Levine looks at some intriguing roster possibilities in the National League as Opening Day approaches, including Chicago's Albert Almora, who should still see plenty of at-bats off the bench.
Erik Siegrist looks at job-battle winners and late signings in the Junior Circuit ahead of Opening Day, including Mike Moustakas as he makes his return to Kansas City.
Dave Regan looks for late-draft bargains that could deliver stolen bases and closers-in-waiting for could provide saves. Are 40 steals too much to expect from Mallex Smith?
Clay Link takes a spin around baseball and checks in to see how all of the relevant job battles are playing out in spring training.
Scott Jenstad offers closers to consider, like Edwin Diaz, when the market for saves goes sideways.
The final installment of our 2018 RotoWire Roundtable Rankings series is ready for the last weekend of drafts before Opening Day!
Link & James discuss multiple cheap stolen base options. You need SBs.
RotoWire President Peter Schoenke gives his annual take on MLB over/under bets. He's won 60.1 percent of his bets over 18 years.
Liss & Jeff debate whether or not ADP is useful. Is it too influential?
Brad Johnson wraps up his trip around the league with an analysis of the arms of the AL West, featuring Justin Verlander and the stellar Houston Astros staff.
Todd Zola offers up his pitching tiers for 2018 and explains how to approach assembling a roster topped by an ace like Chris Sale.
Liss & Jeff debate whether Rhys Hoskins is worth a 3rd round pick in a 15-team draft.
Derek VanRiper shares his most recent RotoWire Roundtable Rankings in tiered, positional lists.
Liss & Jeff discuss the Yankees depth chart and AB's for Aaron Hicks.
James Anderson offers up 20 predictions for hitting prospects in 2018, and foresees Austin Riley making a splash in the majors for the Braves.
Derek VanRiper describes how he adapted to the fluid environment of his recent Tour Wars auction that left him with Shohei Ohtani, along with highlighting this week's risers and fallers.