Jason Collette continues his Bold Predictions series with the American League East. Find out why Bo Bichette could disappoint fantasy owners this season.
Chasing saves on the waiver wire can be costly, but is it necessary? Derek VanRiper takes a look back at 2015 to see where the saves came from as roles changed during the season.
The 25-year old May was once a touted prospect for the Twins, and while he hasn’t debuted with a boom during his young career he still offers some intrigue as a backend pitcher to roster in deeper leagues
As Joey Butler continues to gain consistency with his at-bats, he proves that a 29-year old rookie can have value.
If Kevin Gausman dominates in Norfolk again, it'll soon be too late to pick him up. All that and more from RotoWire's Andrew Martinez in this week's AL FAAB factor.
Jeff Zimmerman looks at the predictive value of batted-ball velocity and why it might make Hanley Ramirez a buy-high candidate.
Nick Swisher may be back, but don't bid on him like he's still on the Yankees. RotoWire's Andrew Martinez reports on Swisher and more in this week's AL FAAB Factor.
James Seltzer is sending Tampa's Chris Archer to the hill and getting a very nice price on Jose Abreu.
David Regan sizes up each team in the early going, and he has little hope that Ryan Braun can do much to avoid becoming the worst contract in the majors.
Back the truck up for Indians starting pitcher Danny Salazar, writes RotoWire's Andrew Martinez in this week's edition of the AL FAAB.
Mike Moustakas is off to a good start. Has he finally turned the corner? RotoWire's Andrew Martinez writes about all of the potential AL free agents.
Joakim Soria becomes the latest in a line of reused relievers.
Joakim Soria becomes the latest in a line of reused relievers.
The Rangers used more players last season than any team in the history of baseball, as the injuries hit early and just kept coming. Do they have enough to contend with improved health?
As usual, Sept. 1 features a list of prospect and non-prospect call-ups a mile long -- with some noteworthy names mixed in.
The Royals have addressed some needs to keep a productive offense together, but can their starting rotation hold up enough to be competitive?