The most recent articles from RotoWire across all fantasy sports.
Brian Roberts' latest injury has left a massive hole at second base. It wouldn't be surprising to see the O's shop for a second baseman before the trade deadline.
Chez Reavie jumped up 14 spots on the Reshuffle List after a string of strong finishes during the last month on the PGA Tour.
Tony Stewart is one of NASCAR's best road-course drivers and heads to Sonoma this week looking to dominate.
The Mariners surprisingly recalled elite catching prospect Mike Zunino this week. Andrew Martinez tells you how much to bid on him and many other top free agent targets.
The Yankees got more bad news this weekend when Mark Teixeira pulled himself from Saturday's game with more wrist problems.
Troy Tulowitzki went down with yet another fluke injury. Jan Levine's article this week tells you who should benefit from the resulting playing time.
Jeff and Chris review the week's events, including the brawl between the Diamondbacks and Dodgers sparked by the plunking of Yasiel Puig.
Jon Litterine's top draft prospect draws comparisons to Nashville's Shea Weber. See who that is, and Jon's list of top 30 prospects.
How unreal has Adam Wainwright been this year? He has more wins (10) than walks (9). This week he gets two home starts. Guess where he's ranked?
Jeremy Hellickson has derailed this season, prompting Jason Collette to take a closer look at the cause of his struggles.
The value of Carlos Gomez is one of many topics that came up at the FSTA Conference. Derek VanRiper takes a closer look.
Pablo Sandoval landed on the disabled list this week with a foot injury, but the good news is his foot is not broken as was initially feared.
Teams are increasingly using the draft to find players who are nearly major-league ready. Such is the case with the Astros' first-overall selection of Mark Appel, who could be in Houston later this year.
Can Bubba Watson keep his spurs from jingling and jangling long enough to content at this week's U.S. Open? Find out in the Barometer.
Miami's Jose Fernandez may have the highest ceiling of the current crop of young right-handed pitchers in or approaching the big leagues.
Jean Segura's breakout season has him positioned to be a top-20 fantasy pick next season. Assuming he can continue his current pace, of course. But can he?
First overall pick Mark Appel tops Nick Shlain's dynasty rankings from the 2013 draft class.
Surprisingly better numbers on the road than at home have brought down the price on Rockies catcher Wilin Rosario.
Greg Biffle should lead laps, race with the lead pack and contend for the win this weekend at the fast two-mile Michigan oval.
Padraig Harrington looks to continue his momentum from the St. Jude to this week's U.S. Open.
Dominique Williams should bring good value with an increased role in Washington State's Air Raid offense this season in the Palouse.
Matt Davidson needs no motivation as he's making a case for a call-up to Arizona, but that's not true of all of his brethren in his week's Barometer.
Paul Bruno breaks down this Original Six matchup between the Blackhawks and Bruins. Who do you have to win the Cup?
Ray Flowers discusses R.A. Dickey's disappoing debut with the Jays and hits the bullpen circuit.
Phil Mickelson is no stranger to U.S. Open layouts, and he's in good shape entering this week, but can he capture another major?
Does this U.S. Open set up well for Graeme McDowell? Or will Tiger Lindy Hop his way to another major victory? RotoWire golf writers sat down to answer those questions and more.
Jeff Stotts explains the setbacks suffered by Matt Kemp and Hanley Ramirez and expresses some doubt about Giancarlo Stanton.
Ricky Nolasco is on the growing list of players likely to be moved at the trade deadline next month. Ryan Eisner takes a look around the league at the potential fallout.
Tiger Woods might not be running hot entering this week's U.S. Open, but he has the shotmaking skills necessary to win at Merion.
It is hard to look away from Jimmie Johnson this week after he dominates a race like he dominated the 400 miles at Pocono Raceway on Sunday.
Padres farmhand Joe Ross is back on track in the Midwest League after scuffling in a couple of May starts. Nick Shlain takes a closer look.
Andrew Martinez speculates about a prospect call-up in addition to Wil Myers (pictured here). Read to see his take on the Tigers' Nick Castellanos.
Howard Bender suggests selling low on Nelson Cruz and the other players on the Biogenesis ledgers.
Zack Wheeler could debut this week - Jan Levine breaks down your bid on him in this week's article.
Chris Liss and Jeff Erickson discuss the gap between bid and ask on Ryan Braun and the other players listed on the Biogenesis ledgers. (WITH VIDEO)
Hisashi Iwakuma is the king of the American League this week with starts against two free-swinging clubs.
Steals are at a premium this season, making San Diego's Everth Cabrera a valuable fantasy commodity.
Nick Pitner takes a look at the 2013 Confederations Cup and pulls out the EPL players that should have the biggest impacts.
Hanley Ramirez is back for the Dodgers, and this time he hopes to day healthy for more than for games.
Tyler Thornburg has had a miserable 2013 and is in danger of getting passed over promotion yet again in the Brewers organization.
Arguably the Astros' best pitching prospect, Jarred Cosart is waiting patiently for his callup to the big-league club.
The Rays' Wil Myers is one of many top prospects likely to be called up once the Super Two deadline passes. Nate Rowan takes a closer look.
Just 17 years old, Adalberto Mondesi is holding his own in full-season ball and should vault up prospect lists in the coming months.
Yasiel Puig will be the best Dodgers outfielder the rest of the way, according to David Regan.
Along with an examination of pitching in general, RotoWire's Man on the Scene Bernie Pleskoff breaks down the current crop of left-handed pitching prospects.
Denny Hamlin is the statistical leader in a lot of categories at Pocono Raceway and boasts the best driver rating of the field in the last 16 races at the three-turn oval.
Matt Kuchar's fantastic season has him squarely in the Player of the Year discussion, and U.S. Open could give him even more reason to smile.
What's wrong with Nolan Arenado, Kris Medlen and Rickie Weeks? Ray Flowers suggests the problem primarily lies with our expectations.
Brandt Snedeker hasn't faded since his early season success, but a watered-down field this week might be a recipe for his revival.
What sort of value does Jurickson Profar have in a keeper or dynasty league? Can you even get fair value for him in such a league where there's an in-season salary cap?
Dustin Johnson captured the St. Jude last season, and he's back this season looking for a repeat.
Tony Stewart rekindled his championship flame with a nearly perfect 400 miles at Dover amid a lot of bumping and banging.
Are the Brewers getting closer to pulling the plug on Rickie Weeks? Ryan Eisner takes a look at depth chart situations around the league in this week's edition of In Some Depth.
This week's AL FAAB includes Andrew's weekly mention of Wil Myers, who could be up soon as the unofficial Super Two marker passes.
Rafael Betancourt and Huston Street landed on the DL this week - their respective replacements feature prominently in Howard Bender's article this week.
Yasiel Puig could get the call from the Dodgers if Carl Crawford ends up on the DL. Jan Levine breaks down the roster shuffling with the Dodgers and other big moves in the NL this week.
Jeff Erickson finally had enough of B.J. Upton, and traded him at $.75 on the dollar. Was that the right price? Or is he really a buy lowest candidate?
Felix Hernandez is the only elite pitcher in the AL this week with two starts, making the Seattle ace an easy pick for top honors in the Value Meter.
For those hesitant to buy into Mike Minor's first two months in 2013, the bigger picture suggests that you should. Jason Collette takes a look at the 5x5 leaderboard from the past 12 months.
Brett Lawrie is back on the disabled list, this time as a result of a sprained left ankle.
As more and more minor-league prospects get the call to The Show, Wil Myers continues to rank as one of the bigger disappointments for fantasy owners.
Michael Wacha turned in a sterling major-league debut, but long term, what should we expect from him and other prospect pitchers set to be called up?
If you're playing for next year, don't waste any time in the rebuilding process, and do whatever it takes to find those elite keepers.
Matt Kuchar is rounding into form nicely, and his game sounds like a good recipe for U.S. Open contention.
The Astros maxed out their value in the first 10 rounds by taking Carlos Correa first overall ahead of Byron Buxton last June, but Buxton has been the most impressive first-rounder in the 2012 draft class thus far.
There's no denying that Tiger Woods has had his way with the Muirfield Village Country Club course.
Jimmie Johnson, the winner of four of the last eight Dover races and a total of seven career victories at the Monster Mile, has to be the top contender entering this event.
Scott Jenstad fills in for Dave Regan this week. Even though he's an A's fan, or maybe because he's an A's fan, Scott is cutting bait on Brett Anderson in his leagues.
Yasiel Puig is one of many outfield prospects on the brink of making an impact in the big leagues. RotoWire's resident scout Bernie Pleskoff takes a closer look.
Rickie Weeks and Ian Desmond are two low-priced middle infielders Kevin Payne is targeting in FanDuel contests.
Can Dan Uggla turn it around? Ray Flowers discusses him and three of his other struggling teammates in Atlanta.
Tiger Woods owns the Memorial as a five-time winner, but can anyone (Rory McIlroy?) catch him this week?
Jeff Stotts is decidedly pessimistic about Ryan Howard's knee injury, in no small part because of Howard's previous Achilles injury.
Kevin Harvick is a top driver at Dover, the site of this week's race, and last week's win gives him plenty of momentum.
