Jan Levine reviews the latest in the National League and unearths some cheap gems like the Phillies' Jay Bruce, who could have value in deep leagues.
Erik Siegrist reviews the latest developments in the AL and thinks Jordan Montgomery has the potential to emerge as more than just a fringe starter for the Yankees.
Dave Regan has the answers to 10 questions about playing time, including when White Sox might lock up prospect Nick Madrigal long term.
Brad Johnson discusses possible closer changes and highlights his 2019 Closer of the Year pick, Oakland‘s Liam Hendricks.
Jesse Siegel's weekly batch of prospect profiles includes Jared Oliva, who has a clear path to playing time for the Pirates.
James Anderson continues his series on prospect ranking dilemmas in the 126-150 range and considers why he might be too high on Red Sox slugger Bobby Dalbec.
Erik Siegrist offers up some possible AL West sleepers and is willing to give Yusei Kikuchi a mulligan on his rough 2019 campaign.
Erik Halterman gives the lowdown on the only game in town — the Chinese Professional Baseball League. Find out when to watch, who to watch and more.
Todd Zola considers the impact a modified MLB schedule could have on player performance and fantasy value, and explains why securing an elite closer like Kirby Yates could be crucial.
Bernie Pleskoff has a new idea for an MLB schedule this year, and he profiles some interesting prospects, including the Angels' Jo Adell.
Erik Siegrist evaluates the potential fantasy returns of top pitching prospects on rebuilding teams, such as the Tigers' Casey Mize, in the event there's no minor-league season.
Jan Levine profiles some under-the-radar players who could surprise this season, including Robinson Cano, whose underlying numbers give hope for a rebound.
Jeff Erickson analyzes his recent 1982 retroactive draft where Rickey Henderson didn't go first overall despite stealing 130 bases in 1982.
Brad Johnson talks about injured pitchers who might be fully healthy once the season gets underway, including the Indians‘ Mike Clevinger.
Dave Regan shares his sleepers for the 2020 season, including Houston's Lance McCullers, whose strikeout rate could pay off.
Jesse Siegel analyzes the prospects ranks, including a look at Gavin Lux, who has the chance to be a superstar for the Dodgers.
James Anderson continues his series on prospect ranking dilemmas with a talented crop of prospects in the 101-125 range, including Rays flamethrower Shane Baz.
Before jumping into this week's risers and fallers, Erik Halterman examines whether the market is accurately valuing closers or just overreacting after getting burned by the likes of Edwin Diaz.