Chris Morgan looks over Wednesday's slate as Jack Flaherty makes his return to the mound with a soft matchup against the Pirates.
Mike Barner recommends checking out a Blue Jays stack Wednesday against the Orioles.
Jordan Mazzara previews Game 1 of the Stanley Cup Final on Wednesday, providing his player insights to help you build a winning FanDuel lineup.
Dan Marcus likes the look of a Red Sox bat stack Wednesday against visiting Oakland.
Sasha Yodashkin tees up Game 1 of the Stanley Cup Final on Wednesday out in Denver.
Chris Morgan previews Game 1 of the Stanley Cup Final on Wednesday, making his player picks from the Lightning and Avalanche.
Justin Thomas checks a lot of boxes at the U.S. Open, and Greg Vara is all-in on him in every gaming format.
Tim Schuler reveals five tips to win the waiver wire in any fantasy sport.
There's a lot to like about Keegan Bradley this week, and Bryce Danielson recommends looking his way in the latest contests on Yahoo.
Rhyne Howard's rookie season is off to a superb start, but can she lead the Dream to a win over the championship-contending Connecticut Sun?
Erik Halterman compares players' NFBC ADPs to their Earned Auction Values, beginning with Dodger pitcher Tony Gonsolin.
Brewers pitcher Brandon Woodruff is dealing with numbness in the middle three fingers of his throwing hand, which will prolong his absence from a high ankle sprain.
Xander Schauffele has been a top-10 machine in the U.S. Open, and that helps him land a spot among Ryan Andrade's picks to click in this week's contests on FanDuel.
Michael Rathburn is trailing the red-hot Red Sox as part of his best bets for Tuesday's MLB action. Visit RotoWire for more MLB picks every day of the baseball season.
France have the second-best odds to win the 2022 World Cup, but RotoWire's Adam Zdroik thinks Denmark will be a tough challenge in group stages and finishing first is far from a guarantee for Les Bleus.
Ryan Pohle runs down his favorite wagers for the U.S. Open and explains why he likes Jordan Spieth to wind up on the right side of a star-studded head-to-head matchup.
Jon Rahm won last year's U.S. Open in thrilling fashion. Will you win this week's contest on Nightery in the same way?
After being ruled out indefinitely with a quadriceps injury, Moriah Jefferson returned to a starting role and posted a well-rounded line Sunday against the Fever.