Greg Vara delivers his best value picks for Monday, including the Dodgers' Yasmani Grandal upstate in San Fran.
David Peralta of the D-Backs is one of Juan Carlos Blanco's best values of the day for Monday's FantasyDraft slate.
Adam Zdroik dives into Monday's slate and expects Joey Votto to provide Matt Garza with a very rude welcome in the latter's season debut.
Kevin Payne picks the Sunday DraftKings slate as Baltimore's Kevin Gausman likely will be a low-owned option against the Red Sox.
Erik Siegrist digs into a busy week of roster moves and shifting bullpen roles in the AL, and looks ahead at a wave of injured players set to make their 2017 debuts soon, including the A's Sonny Gray.
Jan Levine scours the waiver wire for players who can help fantasy teams this week, including St. Louis' Jedd Gyorko, who should get full-time at-bats thanks to injuries to his teammates.
Corey Seager has been an inconsistent fantasy producer this season, but Greg Vara explains why he makes for a solid play Sunday against the Diamondbacks.
Stephen Vogt has a solid track record against right-handed pitchers, and Neil Parker explains why it's likely to continue Sunday against the Mariners.
The White Sox offense has been absolutely brutal this season, and next on the hill to face them is the Indians' Danny Salazar.
Carlos Carrasco has already had success against the White Sox this season, and Juan Blanco is expecting a repeat performance Saturday.
Neil Parker looks over Saturday's slate and sees value in a discounted Jose Bautista as he faces off with young Angels lefty Tyler Skaggs.
Freddie Freeman continues to hit right-handed pitching well, and he has a solid opportunity to keep it going Saturday against the Phillies.
Adam Zdroik sifts through Saturday's slate and sees value in a healthy Michael Brantley facing a very hittable Mike Pelfrey.
Doug Thorburn takes an in-depth look at Pittsburgh starter Tyler Glasnow, who has plenty of upside but seems to be still battling his mechanics.
Todd Zola's weekly pitcher rankings features none other than Clayton Kershaw on top as the Dodgers hurler has two starts this week.
In this week’s column, Scott Jenstad discusses his concern for Toronto’s Jose Bautista’s awful start to the 2017 campaign where’s he currently hitting .109 with zero homers and one RBI.
Eric Thames has been red hot to start the season, and Juan Blanco explains why it could continue Friday against the Cardinals.
Jose Bautista has really struggled this season, but Greg Vara explains why he could start turning it around Friday against the Angels.