Erik Siegrist breaks down his hitting rankings for the upcoming slate of games, highlighted by some attractive seven-game schedules for the Red Sox, Angels and Orioles.
Paul Sporer's pitcher rankings feature Jose Fernandez leading the way as the Miami ace has rarely been touched up at home this season.
Todd Zola looks for an edge in the stolen base category over the final weeks of the season, and recommends focusing on exploitable teams and pitchers such as Noah Syndergaard.
Jason Collette looks into the numbers to consider whether Arizona's Robbie Ray can go from low-dollar earner in 2016 to the next big thing in 2017.
With the Cardinals sending Mike Leake to the mound Saturday, Juan Blanco is stacking Giants, including outfielder Hunter Pence.
Sasha Yodashkin expects offensive fireworks at Chase Field on Saturday given the lackluster pitching matchup, which makes Jake Lamb an enticing buy.
Christopher Olson expects some big games Saturday from some big-time hitters, including Rougned Odor as he faces off against A's rookie Raul Alcantara.
Doug Thorburn puts the spotlight on two young prospects who will finish the season in the majors, including the Rockies' Jeff Hoffman, who is trying to become a successful pitcher at Coors Field.
Gary Sanchez has been getting all the hype behind the plate for the Yankees, but fantasy players shouldn't forget about Brian McCann.
While he has had more success against left-handed pitchers this season, Carlos Beltran is worth serious fantasy consideration Friday against A's right-hander Kendall Graveman.
Twins youngster Jose Berrios has really struggled this season, and RotoWire's Sasha Yodashkin will look to take advantage through the Mets' Curtis Granderson on Friday.
Dave Regan uses one of his last rumblings of the year to look ahead to the offseason and share some of his thoughts about some potential transactions that could occur involving big-name players.
With the season winding down, Brad Johnson takes this week to discuss a few of his favorite topics, including the “Do No Harm Principle,” in which he uses Clayton Kershaw and Alfredo Simon as examples.
James Seltzer can't find a better value Thursday than Colorado's Troy Tulowitzki, who has more upside for his price than anyone at any other position.
Evan Longoria has hit righties well this season, and he has a solid matchup Thursday against the Orioles' Yovani Gallardo.
With not many high-end pitching options for Thursday's slate, RotoWire's Chris Bennett will be paying up for Orioles third baseman Manny Machado against the Rays.
Alex Spalding likes a few bargain-priced Marlins on Wednesday that can take advantage of Julio Teheran's struggles against lefties, with Dee Gordon leading the way.
Reds starter Tim Adleman has struggled keeping the ball in the yard this season, and Brewers shortstop Jonathan Villar will look to take advantage Wednesday.