Adam Zdroik tees up Monday's Yahoo slate, starting with D-Backs lefty Patrick Corbin against the visiting Cubs.
Monday's slate of 12 games features a home matchup for Patrick Corbin against Chicago.
Chris Morgan looks over Monday's slate and expects J.T. Realmuto to be productive at home against young Nationals hurler Erick Fedde.
Mike Barner is putting together a Yankees stack, led by Giancarlo Stanton, Sunday against the Blue Jays.
Sunday's slate of 15 games features a home matchup for Chris Sale against the Mets.
Chris Morgan expects Freddie Freeman to prolong his hitting prowess against Tanner Roark and the Nationals.
While his price is high, Chris Bennett feels like Francisco Lindor is worth it considering his matchup versus Francisco Liriano and the Tigers.
Chris Bennett suggests that if you’re not willing to pay up at the hot corner, third baseman Brian Anderson’s price and stable floor look as appealing as can be.
Saturday's slate of 15 games features a road matchup for Rich Hill against St. Louis.
Adam Zdroik is touting White Sox hitters against Yefry Ramirez, while recommending Jose Altuve at a reduced price.
Despite his hefty price tag, Mike Barner says German Marquez is well worth his value considering his recent success while facing a weak Giants offense.
Mike Barner tees up Friday's FanDuel slate, rolling with Giants third baseman Evan Longoria against visiting Colorado.
Lorenzo Cain of the Brewers makes Chris Morgan's list of DraftKings recommendations Friday against Pittsburgh.
Chris Morgan delivers his Friday Yahoo recommendations, including Rockies third baseman Nolan Arenado on the road in San Francisco.
Friday's slate of 15 games features a road matchup for Max Scherzer against Atlanta.
Chris Olson previews Thursday's DraftKings slate, rolling with Oakland's Matt Olson on the road against lowly Baltimore.
Chris Morgan looks over Thursday's FanDuel slate, recommending Mets southpaw Steven Matz against visiting Miami.
There aren’t many options at third tonight, so Adam Zdroik is going with Matt Chapman, who’s one of the many Oakland bats who smacks around righties with a .274 ISO and .387 wOBA.