
Erik Siegrist looks over the remaining talent on AL waiver wires and thinks Rangers prospect Nick Solak can offer some useful production down the stretch even in the shallowest of formats.

Edwin Jackson has looked horrendous this season, which is why Mike Barner is picking a trio of Orioles' bats to punish the Tigers' starter.

With Cal Quantrill slated to start, Chris Morgan will gladly take Trevor Story and other Rockies' hitters in today's matchup.

While more powerful sluggers may be available, Sasha Yodashkin tips MLB hit leader Whit Merrifield as a strong producer for today's battle with the Astros.

In this edition, Jan Levine focuses on those players who have recently been called up, have returned to the lineup, or are slated to be back soon.

Todd Zola's weekly hitter rankings feature a Twins squad that has seven games at home against weak pitching.

Scott Jenstad likes Mike Clevinger against the Twins, as he has gone for 43-plus FanDuel Points in 11 of 13 and is a cash staple with GPP upside.

Todd Zola ranks the week's starting pitching has the Astros and Nationals have separated themselves from the pack.

Scott Jenstad looks toward 2020 to discuss some fades, including the Nationals’ Victor Robles, who has stolen-base upside, but doesn’t hit the ball hard enough for Jenstad’s liking.

The Mariners/White Sox matchup should involve plenty of offense, which is why Mike Barner recommends stacking hitters from both lineups.

Sasha Yodashkin zeroes in on Jose Altuve and his premier lefty-bashing skills against the Royals' Mike Montgomery.

Todd Zola looks at some last-minute shopping options to boost your fantasy squad and thinks Zack Collins' plate discipline could be an asset down the stretch in formats that value OBP.

Chris Bennett says Gerrit Cole is a must-play tonight, as he’s on fire, with five straight games with double-digit Ks and an average of 38.1 DraftKings points in that stretch.

As Brad Johnson begins to wind down the Mound Musings column for the season, he offers a few random thoughts, including his choice for winning the World Serices, the Houston Astros.

Christopher Olson previews Thursday’s seven-game DraftKings slate, turning to the Dodgers bats against Baltimore.