Scott Jenstad finished third overall in the NFBC Main Event last year. By a small measure of fortune, he missed out on Josh Hamilton this year, instead getting Carlos Beltran. See the rest of his team with his article.
What starting pitchers can we trust no matter what happened in their last outing?
Two starts in pitcher-friendly parks makes Yu Darvish this week's top hurler, giving owners who ignored the draft-day panic a nice profit.
Ike Davis has a new home in Pittsburgh, but is he worth an add?
Patrick Kaiser previews FanDuel's big baseball tournaments for the 2014 season.
Michael Rathburn discusses how to use advanced data to come out on top in your daily fantasy games on DraftKings, FanDuel, and DraftStreet
Rajai Davis has a path to plenty of at-bats with the Tigers, giving him an opportunity to rack up plenty of steals.
Jerry Donabedian offers up his best value plays of DraftKings for the third weekend of the season, including some bigger names with lower price tags
Brad "Bogfella" Johnson talks about why strikeout potential is an important part in evaluating fantasy relevance of starting pitchers
RotoWire's prospect expert Jesse Siegel takes his weekly look at the minors and highlights the biggest stories to track for value changes.
DVR & Bernie discuss Jackie Robinson Day, the latest wrinkle in the Ryan Braun Problem, the importance of early-season velocity, and more!
Few metrics have stabilized to this point in the season, but there is enough data to put the pieces together for expected batting averages. Jeff Zimmerman explains...
Ryan Zimmerman and Josh Hamilton went down with significant thumb injuries in the last week. Jeff Stotts describes the difference between the two injuries and subsequent consequences in this week's article.
The sample size is small, but can Dee Gordon reach 65 stolen bases and a .300 batting average this year?
He may not be in the majors quite yet, but Astros prospect George Springer's continued dominance at Triple-A could mean a promotion may soon be looming.
There are plenty of surprising zeroes on the leaderboard through two weeks, including the lack of a home run from Edwin Encarnacion.