Todd Zola debuts his Weekly Hitter Rankings for the season where a couple teams will be playing seven times over the next seven days.
Catch up on the players who won jobs in the final days of camp around the American League, including Cam Smith of the Astros.
Several job battles have been settled around the American League, including the Royals' fifth starter job, which appears to have been won by Kris Bubic.
Plenty of starting spots are available in the AL Central this spring, including a pair at the back of the Tigers' rotation, where Jackson Jobe seems to have a pretty clear path.
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.
James Anderson highlights his favorite prospects to target at each infield position, featuring several strong rookie targets at catcher and second base, including Blue Jays second baseman Will Wagner.
Parker Meadows has locked down the Tigers' leadoff spot against righties and has started making contact at a high clip for the first time in his career.
Todd Zola provides some data to help you determine whether even Aaron Judge is capable of slugging your team into contention over the season's final stretch.
Bobby Witt and the Royals play eight games the week of August 26 to September 1, making them a top team in Todd Zola's weekly hitter rankings.
The Toronto Blue Jays and the red-hot Vladimir Guerrero Jr. top Todd Zola's weekly hitter rankings thanks to seven home games during the week of August 19-25.
Boston is one of six teams with seven games on the schedule for the Week of August 12 to August 18. Red Sox hitters such as Rafael Devers are at the top of Todd Zola's hitter rankings for the week.
Pablo Lopez projects as one of the best point-per-dollar pitchers for Tuesday's DraftKings MLB DFS slate.
With seven home games, Washington Nationals hitters like CJ Abrams top Todd Zola's hitter rankings for the Week of August 5 to August 11.
The Orioles are the only team with an eight-game schedule this week, giving fantasy managers with Baltimore players like Gunnar Henderson a huge advantage.
Yariel Rodriguez of the Blue Jays looks like a potential difference-maker once he gets fully up to speed.
The latest developments in American League lineups include Wyatt Langford settling in as the everyday left fielder and cleanup hitter in Texas.
Erik Siegrist takes stock of the available talent in the American League and wonders when the next wave of top prospects could arrive, including the Rays' Junior Caminero.
The Giants' eight-game week makes their hitters particularly interesting over the next seven days.