On the eve of Opening Day, Erik Halterman runs down the list of winners and losers in his final Job Battles update.
Erik Siegrist offers up his outside the box predictions for 2019, including a history-making performance from Gary Sanchez.
Todd Zola ranks the opening week's hitting, as Giancarlo Stanton and the Yankees are primed to get off to a productive start.
Todd Zola is back with the first pitcher rankings of the season. No surprise, Washington's Max Scherzer is on top.
James Anderson makes his pitching prospect predictions and foresees Brendan McKay cruising through the Rays' system now that he is no longer a two-way player.
Liss explains to Jeff why White Sox infielder Yoan Moncada is not a batting average risk this season.
Jeff Stotts analyzes some notable injury situations Opening Day approaches, including the Indians' Francisco Lindor and his calf strain. When will Lindor return?
Andrew Laird and Jordan Cooper break down the basics of daily fantasy baseball, including how some daily lineup-building strategies are similar to season-long auctions and drafts, and which important season-lon
Jeff and Mario discuss the fluid bullpen situation in Milwaukee.
Erik Siegrist serves up the first batch of waiver options of the season in the American League, where Eloy Jimenez's surprise contract signing has the top prospect in the White Sox's Opening Day lineup.
Jan Levine kicks off the 2019 NL FAAB festivities with a thorough look at possible options, including an intriguing battle for bullpen supremacy in Arizona.
Max Scherzer has climbed up to third in RotoWire's composite rankings. Check out all of our changes in this week's Roundtable Rankings.
Jason Collette analyzes pitchers who have added new pitches to their arsenals this spring, like Washington free-agent signing Patrick Corbin, who is bringing back his changeup despite a career year last season.
On the eve of a big draft weekend, Scott Jenstad delves into players he’s targeting outside the top 100, including Pirates outfielder Corey Dickerson.
RotoWire President Peter Schoenke gives his annual take on MLB over/under bets. He's won 61.5 percent of his bets over 18 years.
Todd Zola professes his love for season-long DFS leagues, a format that avoids the havoc injuries to key players like Chris Sale can wreak on your chances of success.
Brad Johnson completes deep dive into each divisions this week with a look at the American League West, where in Seattle, Felix Hernandez might be in the twilight of his career.
Who are Jeff Erickson's "FOMO" (Fear of Missing Out) players? Will Ryan McMahon (pictured) be Captain Helium this weekend?