Manny Machado has three home runs and nine RBI during his seven-game hitting streak, and RotoWire's Sasha Yodashkin explains why his success should continue Friday against the Yankees.
Nolan Arenado has understandably been excellent at home this season, but RotoWire's Chris Olson says the Rockies third baseman shouldn't be ignored on the road Friday against the Nationals.
Dave Regan shifts his rumbling toward the upcoming September call-ups and looks at some players who might be able to make an immediate fantasy impact.
Todd Zola stresses the importance of playing time over talent down the stretch and examines the factors that could impact the September promotion of prospects like Manuel Margot.
This week, Brad Johnson focuses on pitchers in the American League who will be in demand next year, like Yu Darvish, so if you’re out of the title hunt this year, it's a great time to do your homework for next season.
Sandy Leon has been a boon for the Red Sox, but his price on FanDuel continues to lag, so RotoWire's James Seltzer is taking advantage.
The matchup doesn't seem ideal, but Neil Parker explains why Mike Trout is worth serious fantasy consideration Thursday against the Blue Jays.
Juan Blanco previews the Thursday Yahoo slate with Victor Martinez part of a three-player Tigers stack against Twins starter Jose Berrios.
James Anderson offers up an extensive list of possible September call-ups including some prospects not yet on their organizations' 40-man roster, such as Yoan Moncada.
Alex Spalding assembles a Twins stack Wednesday to take on Tigers lefty Matt Boyd, headlined by slugging second baseman Brian Dozier.
Jacob deGrom doesn't appear to have an ideal matchup Wednesday, but RotoWire's Chris Olson explains why the righty is a solid option against the Cardinals.
Juan Carlos Blanco puts together a cost-effective Tigers stack Wednesday against the erratic Tyler Duffey, headlined by switch-hitting slugger Victor Martinez.
Vlad Sedler offers up some lessons the fantasy baseball season has taught him this year and looks at this week's risers and fallers, including Arizona's Yasmany Tomas, who appears to have finally arrived as a hitter.
Danny Salazar got lit up in his last outing, but RotoWire's Alex Spalding explains why the Indians starter is worthy of tournament consideration Tuesday against the A's.
Juan Carlos Blanco feels a need for speed Tuesday and likes the matchup for Billy Hamilton, particularly given the Rangers' struggles throwing out base stealers this season.
Jesse Siegel tunes us into what's happening with some of the minors' most interesting prospects this week as teams gear up to expand their rosters in September.
Neil Parker assembles a Rays stack to exploit the volatile Clay Buchholz on Tuesday, headlined by slugger Evan Longoria.
Jason Collette analyzes the dramatic increase in power among middle infielders this season, including Washington's Daniel Murphy, who might be the biggest surprise in the National League.