Everybody loves Shohei Ohtani, and rightfully so, but it might be time to take a one-year break from drafting him, argues Erik Halterman.
Ryan Boyer has his Lineup Lowdown, with this week a look at National League lineup trends. The Reds called up another top prospect, hoping to catch more fire like with Elly De La Cruz earlier this year.
Jan Levine analyzes the logjam that is the Padres outfield.
Among his recommendations this week, Jan Levine profiles a couple middle-infield phenoms who provide plenty of potential.
Jan Levine highlights a few players who may be ready to return soon, including a certain Cincinnati outfielder.
A former All-Star headlines the offensive side of Jan Levine's latest review of available NL players.
Chris Bennett tees up Monday’s 10-game slate, recommending a Twins bat stack against the Tigers.
Chris Bennett dives into Friday’s slate, making his best recommendations to help you build a winning FanDuel entry.
Jan Levine looks at a couple players who should return soon and produce decent numbers.
Jan Levine is back and wants you to know Taijuan Walker is still available in plenty of fantasy leagues.
Jeff Zimmerman takes on an important and under-discussed topic: drops. Who is on the outs with fantasy baseball managers, and should we pick them up when they hit the wire?
An impressive Opening Day debut has vaulted a certain Mets starter up on Jan Levine's recommendations list.
Bernie Pleskoff offers his ranking of first- and third-basemen, including the White Sox’ Jose Abreu, who’s amount Pleskoff’s top 10 at first base.
Bernie Pleskoff shares his MLB club rankings, and he offers hope to the No. 27 Orioles, as catcher Adley Rutschman could turn things around in Baltimore.
Jan Levine reviews the latest batch of available NLers, including a reliever who's set to be activated this week.
Jan Levine analyzes the latest crop of available players with a look towards Harrison Bader's eventual return.
Todd Zola spins the hits at third base, where his tiers approach leaves Jose Ramirez in a class all by himself.
The two favorites in the NL series are pretty clearcut, but both AL series are close. Where you rank Aaron Judge depends on whether you think the Yankees or Rays will win the series.