Clay Link reviews his draft in the AL-only League of Alternative Baseball Reality and ponders how Bobby Witt Jr. didn't end up on a roster.
Brad Johnson recaps the National League East, where he envisions Phillies ace Aaron Nola will fit in nicely atop most fantasy rotations.
Veteran NFBC player Scott Jenstad offers tips for being competitive on a consistent basis, tips which can also be applied to home leagues.
Liss and Shoe's Dynasty went mostly with boring veterans, chasing at-bats and innings in this format. They also got Matthew Boyd who should be a good source of strikeouts now that he's ostensibly healthy.
Erik Siegrist looks at potential late targets in the NL and explains how suppressed salaries in keeper formats for prospects like Jesus Luzardo leads to inflated salaries for aces like Trevor Bauer.
James Anderson ranks the fantasy-relevant prospects in each NL Central farm system, including Pirates third baseman Ke'Bryan Hayes.
Dan Marcuz analyzes stacks to target and fade for best-ball drafts in the Underdog Fantasy game. When it comes to stacks, It's hard to top the Braves.
Michael Rathburn breaks down every team in the American League and offers his best futures bets. The White Sox are the trendy team in the Central; does that signal a buying opportunity on the undervalued Twins?
J.D. Martinez was a relative bargain in Tuesday night's RotoWire Staff Keeper League draft.
Jeff Erickson and Fred Zinkie review the fantasy options in the AL East. And start with the latest news. There are gems in the Orioles OF such as Anthony Santander,
Jason Collette reviews his AL LABR auction. Where did he go right? Where did he go wrong?
Erik Halterman analyzes the risers and fallers in spring training, including the Astros' Myles Straw, whose fantasy stock is soaring.
Jesse Siegel offers reports on a few prime prospects, with Trevor Rogers looking to make the Marlins' rotation.
Chris Liss and Jeff Erickson discuss whether or not it makes sense to wait on catchers. For instance, can you rely on Salvador Perez?
Jeff Erickson and Scott Jenstad discuss strategies for doing well with stolen bases. The vast majority of top SB guys are drafted in first 4-5 rounds.
Bernie Pleskoff analyzes each team in the NL East with grades for each player and predictions for the division. Who will win this tough division?
Michael Rathburn examines the betting markets for every National League team and offers his best bets on the board. Can Jacob deGrom and the Mets come out on top in baseball's toughest division?
Erik Halterman checks in on spring job battles and notes that the only thing standing between Andrew Vaughn and a spot in the Opening Day lineup is potential service-time manipulation.