Jason Collette looks at players like Mike Zunino who struggled in April and analyzes their chances of turning April showers into May flowers.
Joel Bartilotta sizes up the Saturday night slate on FanDuel and finds a great value in lefty-killer Ryan Zimmerman.
DVR & Bernie discuss the rash of injuries around the league, including the Cards' plans without Adam Wainwright, the pursuit of Cole Hamels, and more.
Odubel Herrera has become started the season strong, and Chris Benzine discusses why he shouldn't sit on your waiver wire.
Adrian Gonzalez has cooled off a bit from his scorching start, but RotoWire's Jerry Donabedian still thinks he makes for an excellent play on DraftKings this weekend.
Michael Rathburn turns his attention to tournament play this week and lays out a detailed strategy for picking starting pitchers.
Miguel Cabrera brings his red hot bat into this weekend's series against the Royals.
Ed Kensik recaps Week 3 of the RotoWire Baseball Championship and highlights some of his targets for Friday's contest.
Jose Altuve absolutely abuses left-handed pitching, and RotoWire's Alex Spalding is paying the price for him in his FantasyAces lineups on Friday.
RotoWire's Benny Ricciardi is all in on Hanley Ramirez, who has been red hot of late and gets to face off against a struggling CC Sabathia on Friday.
Considering the injury history of some Blue Jays’ players, namely Michael Saunders and Jose Bautista, Pillar is worth a snag for depth.
Brad Johnson on the many advantages of the K. Also - how will the Cards replace Wainwright?
David Regan looks at storylines from the first month and wonders if Bryce Harper has become a three-true-outcomes player.
Jesse Siegel tours the minors and can't find too many players to rival Houston's Carlos Correa, who looks destined for stardom.
Chris Liss joins the TYT Sports crew to debate how the Angles handled the Josh Hamilton situation.
James Seltzer calls Chris Sale a great buy - even at a steep price.
Ernesto Frieri picked up his second save of the season on Wednesday night, as the game went 13 innings.
When should we start paying attention to early-season stats? Jeff Zimmerman offers some guidelines.