RotoWire President Peter Schoenke gives his annual take on MLB over/under bets. He's won 67.6 percent of his bets over 13 years.
Jason Collette examines the Tigers closer options after the decision to send Bruce Rondon to Triple-A on Thursday.
Howard Bender preaches patience to start the season but there's reason to be concerned about Pablo Sandoval. Check out his solid pickup options for those who just can't wait for the regular season to begin to make moves.
Chris Liss and Jeff Erickson take stock of their portfolios and discuss the players on whom they regret missing out.
Should you invest in an ace in your keeper league auction like Justin Verlander, or are you better off spreading your pitching dollars around? Erik Siegrist discusses the alternatives you have.
Stephen Strasburg is any easy pick, but who else makes the Dream Team of pitching?
RotoWire's Nick Shlain looks at prospects whose stock has fallen this spring.
Eric Hosmer tore up spring training last year before a disappointing sophomore campaign. Dave Regan highlights spring performances that have grabbed his attention.
Bernie Pleskoff believes in the turnaround of Fernando Rodney. Check out where he ranks in Bernie's closer rankings.
Kevin Payne recommends loading up on Mets, as he examines value plays on FanDuel.com for Opening Day.
Chase Headley and Hanley Ramirez headline the list of players discussed by Jeff Stotts this week.
Prince Fielder's rise in ADP speaks to the desire for owners to find a safe option in the first round. Is such safety real or an illusion?
In a league that switched from batting average to on-base percentage, Derek VanRiper made Giancarlo Stanton the anchor of his Tout Wars offense.
After a nightmare year last season, Tim Lincecum should come at a healthy discount this season.
In some instances, spring training smoke means fire. Howard Bender takes a look at Nolan Arenado and others who are an opportunity away from making an impact.
Dave Regan examines the common links on the team's that he's drafted so far this spring, including Phillies outfielder Domonic Brown.
Clayton Kershaw is the king of the hill in Bernie Pleskoff's starting pitcher rankings for 2013.
Jeff Stotts breaks down all of the breaking down Yankees among others banged up this spring.