Catch up on all the latest lineup moves in the American League, including the return of Mike Trout, who's climbing his way back up the lineup.
While elite prospect promotions and big-name injury returns lay ahead later this summer, players like the Minnesota Twins' Matt Wallner can provide a boost to fantasy rosters in the meantime.
Spots are up for grabs around the American League West, including in the Rangers rotation, where the young and talented Kumar Rocker may face an uphill battle to break camp in the majors.
Todd Zola explains how projected playing time and a skills-based approach helps him identify upside plays late in a draft, as well as leading him to put Aaron Judge at the top of his personal rankings.
Todd Zola tackles the remainder of the winter's most fantasy-relevant moves, including the swap which sent Pablo Lopez to Minnesota and Luis Arraez to Miami.
Jason Collette continues his Bold Predictions series with a trip through the NL East! Find out why he's fading last year's RBI leader in the National League and which arms he likes at cost in fantasy baseball.
Jason Collette analyzes the fall of Cavan Biggio, whose last name might have been the real reason for his preseason hype.
Jason Collette looks at the shortcomings of Keston Hiura and whether fantasy managers should have given them more credence entering the season.
This week, Erik Halterman compares players' current ranks to their ADPs, starting with pitchers and the Royals' Danny Duffy, whose increased velocity has led to a career-best 28.8 percent strikeout rate.
With many positional battles across the league, Jan Levine figures Nico Hoerner could win the Cubs' job at second.
Jan Levine analyzes the latest crop of available players with a look towards Harrison Bader's eventual return.
Todd Zola offers some thoughts on early-season trends, including the home run surge led by Nick Castellanos and the Reds.
Jason Collette analyzes some undervalued players who are available late in drafts or who can be added later in the year. The Brewers' Luis Urias fits the bill.
Erik Halterman takes a final look at this spring's job battles and examines the fallout from the Nationals' demotion of Carter Kieboom.
Erik Halterman analyzes players rising and falling this spring, including the Brewers' Freddy Peralta, whose stock is soaring.
Erik Siegrist looks at potential late targets in the NL and explains how suppressed salaries in keeper formats for prospects like Jesus Luzardo leads to inflated salaries for aces like Trevor Bauer.
Bernie Pleskoff analyzes each team in the NL East with grades for each player and predictions for the division. Who will win this tough division?
Erik Halterman checks in on spring job battles and notes that the only thing standing between Andrew Vaughn and a spot in the Opening Day lineup is potential service-time manipulation.