Erik Halterman gives his top plays for the only daily fantasy baseball of the night on DraftKings.
There's no doubt last season was a down year for the ACC, as powerhouse Duke didn't make the NCAA Tournament, while UNC was one-and-done. JP Aravena dives into the conference's new look for 2021-22.
AJ Scholz looks ahead to the 2021-22 NHL season by breaking down some team futures in part one of Handicapping the NHL.
James Anderson provides his best bets for the two Wild Card games, including a fun prop bet backing the Dodgers strong pitching.
Latavius Murray made his first start for the Ravens in Week 4 and hit paydirt for a third time in four games.
Jon Litterine delivers Part 2 of his top NHL prospect rankings ahead of the 2021-22 season, breaking down spots 51 through 200 and beyond.
Mike Barner previews Tuesday's AL Wild Card contest between old rivals Boston and New York.
Jason Chen looks over 10 players in danger of busting out in terms of their fantasy productivity in 2021-22, including San Jose's Logan Couture.
Todd Zola helps prepare you for postseason baseball by offering pointers on how to rank players like Kevin Gausman in playoff leagues.
Nick Grays delves into the waiver wire options for Week 6. East Carolina's Keaton Mitchell continues to produce and yet he is available in nearly 75 percent of leagues.
With eight top-25s, two wins -- including one at last week's Sanderson Farms Championship -- and over $5 million in earnings over the past six months, Sam Burns is proving to be anything but unreliable.
With Kyle Lowry moving on to Miami, does Fred VanVleet have first-round fantasy upside?
Jordan Mazzara discusses the week’s significant IDP risers and fallers, starting with Xavier McKinney who’s rising in New York.
Nick Whalen and Alex Barutha make the case for why these 12 players could be fantasy studs or duds in 2021-22.
Armed with sky-high usage and the Birthday Narrative, Mike Williams could stay scorching against the Raiders.
Bernie Pleskoff is back with another look at prospects, including outfielder Kyle Isbel of the Kansas City Royals.
You had to wait a couple weeks, but Saquon Barkley is once again a top-five overall back.
Jason Collette grades his preseason predictions, and while missed a few here and there, he nailed Yuli Gurriel's rise.