Jason Collette looks at the league-wide saves situation, as it seems these days that everyone gets a save!
Erik Siegrist checks out the AL free-agent pool and thinks that while Akil Baddoo's name might be fun to say, he could be even more fun to have on your roster.
Brad Johnson gives readers a glimpse into his hometown fantasy league pitchers, and this year, he's hoping his patience with Dinelson Lamet will pay off.
Brad Johnson writes about the American League Central this week, where in Chicago, White Sox fans have something to cheer about, as Lucas Giolito has become a bonafide ace.
Todd Zola examines the impact of new scoring categories on the pitching side, including the rise in value of top set-up men like Tyler Duffey.
Jeff Erickson ranks the players at each position for the 2021 RotoWire Fantasy Baseball Guide.
Erik Siegrist reviews another week of closer turmoil in the American League and thinks it might be time for Josh Staumont to shine in Kansas City.
Erik Halterman analyzes the latest spring training job battles, including the Diamondbacks bullpen where Archie Bradley has yet to be named the closer.
Brad Johnson does a deep dive into AL Central pitching, where in Cleveland, Mike Clevinger is no longer a sleeper, and his draft day price will reflect that.
Erik Halterman takes a thorough look at the relevant job battles around baseball on the eve of the first full day of spring training games.
This week, Brad Johnson focuses on pitching staffs in the AL Central, where in Cleveland, starter Corey Kluber is a proven winner to lead any fantasy staff.
Erik Siegrist looks at the available waiver-wire options in the American League and warns against getting too excited about the latest promotion for Cleveland prospect Francisco Mejia.
Brad Johnson continues his in depth look at each team’s pitching staff. This week, he focuses on the AL Central, featuring Cleveland’s Corey Kluber, who’s stellar reliability earns him high marks.
Jason Collette checks the outcomes of pitchers who said in spring they were adding a new pitch this year. Who actually followed through and what difference did it make?
Neil Parker explores Thursday's slate, suggesting a trio of Cubs on the road in south Florida.
Todd Zola ranks this week's starting pitching as Cleveland's Corey Kluber keeps chipping away at his hefty ERA with outstanding control.
Todd Frazier's bat is starting to heat up, and Chris Bennett explains why the White Sox third baseman should get plenty of fantasy attention Sunday against the Indians.
Miguel Sano has a ridiculous 51 percent hard-contact rate against right-handed pitchers this season, and he looks primed to keep it going Sunday against the Giants.