When do you use a stud hitter like Miguel Cabrera and pay the full price in DFS? Renee Miller delves into the question.
Jason Collette breaks down Jake Odorizzi's 2014 resurgence.
Arismendy Alcantara has already been moved off the infield by the Cubs, but he's playing regularly in center field following the arrival of Javier Baez.
Scott Jenstad fills in for Vlad Sedler this week and laments his early round disasters in the NFBC.
The newly-recalled Rymer Liriano could give Padres fans something to get excited about as the team plays out the string on another losing season.
RotoWire's Michael Rathburn takes a look at handedness and park factors to uncover even more indicators in building successful lineups for daily games.
Diamondbacks outfielder David Peralta is Monday's recommended pickup.
Andrew Martinez reminds you to pay attention to the DL, where players like Wil Myers will be returning from after a lengthy absence.
Is Javier Baez available in your league? Jan Levine suggests how high you should bid on him and others in the National League in this week's column.
Javier Baez came up mashing, forcing his price in daily games to rise quickly, but his strikeout rate makes him a volatile play that might not be worth the risk.
Jeter is the pickup of the week.
Adam Wainwright not only gets two starts this week, but he gets two teams that can't hit right-handers in the Marlins and Padres.
Pirates starter Vance Worley has picked up his game on the mound in recent weeks, making him a viable option for fantasy owners.
Javier Baez's price has nowhere to go but up, so be sure to take advantage now while he's available at a discount.
RotoWire's Chris Olson explores home run data and how it can be applied when selecting your FanDuel roster.
2014 has not gone as planned for Taijuan Walker, who entered the season perhaps baseball's top pitching prospect.
As league trade deadlines approach, it's always smart to reassess your roster with only a third of the season remaining...
Who gets stuck facing the loaded rotations like the Nats down the stretch more than other teams? Erik Siegrist finds out.