There’s a good chance you can buy Papelbon for 50 cents on the dollar, pushing the idea that the Phillies will lose 100 games by season’s end.
Erik Siegrist explains how the changing nature of minor-league promotions and long-term contracts are impacting the fantasy baseball world.
Jesse Siegel takes a look at who's left in the minors after the latest wave of promotions, including a Mets outfielder making noise at Double-A
David Regan takes a look at some sleeper candidates in deeper leagues, including Matt Moore and his impending return from Tommy John surgery.
Brad Johnson looks at some of MLB's new arrivals and previews the arms yet to come.
James Seltzer's DFS plays for Thursday, including KC's Mike Moustakas
Jeff Zimmerman looks at some recent call-ups and what we can expect from their careers
With Andrew Miller still sidelined to injury, Dellin Betances continues to fill in admirably.
Jason Collette breaks down Collin McHugh to figure out what is at the source of his struggles this season and what fantasy owners should do about it.
With a full 15-game slate Wednesday, RotoWire's Neil Parker says Madison Bumgarner should be heavily considered in FantasyScore lineups.
David Soda loads up on Yankees as the Bombers return to the Bronx on Wednesday.
Chris Benzine discusses why Byron Buxton is worth a pickup if not already owned, plus more in Wednesday's lineup card.
A number of elite prospects have been called up to the majors this season, but there are still a number of big-time players left in the minors who could get promoted soon.
Some of the baseball's top prospects have debuted recently. Ryan Eisner wonders who's next.
RotoWire's Christopher Olson has found a few players who could break out this week thanks to the men calling balls and strikes.
Jose Abreu is posting the sort of numbers that made him a first-round pick, and Vlad Sedler has noticed.
The Dark Knight returns? Ronny Mor hopes for a bounce-back outing from Matt Harvey.
After posting an OPS over 1.000 following his demotion to Triple-A, Rougned Odor picked up three hits in his return to the big leagues Monday.