
Gary Sanchez continues to show he has great power, but Mike Barner explains why it may be best to lower expectations Friday against the Red Sox.

Todd Zola offers some tips on how to handle trade season in keeper and dynasty leagues and stresses the importance of determining whether aging aces like Justin Verlander fit your target window for success.

Hyun-Jin Ryu is having a superb season but surprisingly rates among the lowest qualified starters in spin rate. That's one of the observations drawn by Jeff Erickson using RotoWire's new batted ball data pages.

Brad Johnson busts out his crystal ball to make a few predictions, starting with the Nationals finishing with a record under .500 thanks to a woeful bullpen.

James Anderson tiers his top 30 fantasy prospects from this year's draft, including Vanderbilt's JJ Bleday, who is one of the top hitters in the class.

Michael Rathburn analyzes the difference between pitcher ownership in cash games vs. tournaments and why it is important.

Kevin Payne recommends Thursday competitors on FanDuel go with the chalk at starting pitcher as Hyun-Jin Ryu's Dodgers host the Mets.

Erik Siegrist takes a step back and considers the long-term implications of the flood of promotions for prospects like Austin Riley that have happened through the first two months of the season.

Jeff and Liss discuss the need to cut players in order to actually win. Liss dives into his Jason Kipnis or Orlando Arcia decision.

Christopher Olson gets into the appeal of a Phillies stack Wednesday against Genesis Cabrera and the Cardinals.

Mike Barner looks at Thursday's slate, keying on Rays ace Blake Snell as a top pitching option against Toronto.

Kevin Payne digs into Wednesday's slate and thinks Bryce Harper and the Phillies could provide a profitable pivot away from a Coors stack.

Jesse Siegel has the latest scoop on a few prospects, including a couple blue-chip pitchers and some struggling outfielders.