Sasa Yodashkin breaks down the Wednesday-Thursday DraftKings WBC slate as Xander Bogaerts is still worth the price considering the talent gap at his position.
Winning tournaments on FanDuel requires a lot of things to go right, and it's imperative to maximize the number of home-run hitters on your squad.
The 25-year old May was once a touted prospect for the Twins, and while he hasn’t debuted with a boom during his young career he still offers some intrigue as a backend pitcher to roster in deeper leagues
Chris Benzine discusses why Joe Ross should be considered for pickup in the short term, plus more in Saturday's lineup card.
Chris Johnson was activated in Atlanta, but how does he fit in with Juan Uribe now on board? All that and more from RotoWire's Jan Levine in this week's NL FAAB Factor.
Cameron Maybin's hot streak at the plate makes him an option in many leagues, plus more in Saturday's lineup card.
Kevin Payne has no reason to trust Red starter Jason Marquis on Memorial Day and will consider a Rockies stack against him, including Nolan Arenado, who's on fire.
The 2010 AL MVP is Monday's Recommended Pickup upon his impending return to the Texas Rangers.
Clay Link runs down the potential FAAB pickups in the NL and finds a serviceable option in Charlie Morton, who returns to the Pittsburgh rotation this week.
Two-start Madison Bumgarner bounced back after a rocky start and is dealing lately, but where does that leave him in Paul Sporer's rankings this week?
David Soda is saving money elsewhere so he can splurge on the otherworldly Bryce Harper.
Paul Sporer is particularly impressed this week with Matt Harvey, who has not had trouble living up to his preseason hype.
RotoWire's Alex Spalding is looking to stack Rangers hitters against Bruce Chen on Friday, highlighted by third baseman Adrian Beltre.
Rotowire's Jerry Donabedian will be targeting right-handed strikeout artists on DraftKings all weekend.
Quintana has been spectacular since his April 19 implosion against the Tigers, where he gave up nine earned runs in four innings pitched
Paul Sporer likes what he sees from Chris Archer, despite consecutive four-walk games, enough to vault him up the rankings in a two-start week.