Jason Collette looks at the league-wide saves situation, as it seems these days that everyone gets a save!
Jan Levine takes a look at Arodys Vizcaino, who's set for a rehab assignment, and what his role might be for the Braves upon his return. Who else can help fantasy players following September roster expansion?
Jan Levine highlights Harrison Bader's boost in value and other quality contributors on the late-season NL wire.
Jan Levine suggests checking if Eric Thames is available in some mixed leagues and suggests taking a chance on two Padres outfielders.
Scott Jenstad talks about the value of Dodger outfielder Matt Kemp, who’s hitting .335, good for third in the National League, and has 10 homers and 41 RBI.
We all know about Jeurys Familia, but Jason Collette tells fantasy owners who they should also be focused on in the Mets' bullpen, and on every NL team.
RotoWire's Erik Siegrist takes a spin around the NL West with a team preview for each of the five clubs.
Could Didi Gregorius only now be finding his way with the bat? It’s certainly possible, as he’s still a young 25-year old.
Lance McCullers is Monday's Recommended Pickup after fanning eight over seven strong innings Sunday against Clayton Kershaw and the Dodgers.
Jan Levine reviews this week's FAAB bids, which are choke full of fallout from the trade deadline, including the arrival of Yoenis Cespedes in Queens.
Chris Benzine discusses Alex Wilson's new role as the likely closer for the Tigers, plus more in Saturday's lineup card.
Twins' prospect Miguel Sano could provide a boost in run production.
Kyle Schwarber is the next in the line of Cubs prospects, but is he worth picking up right now? All that and more from RotoWire's Jan Levine in this week's NL FAAB Factor.
With Andrew Miller still sidelined to injury, Dellin Betances continues to fill in admirably.
Jordan Schafer was second in MLB with 11 steals in August.
Michael Pineda, out since late April due to a suspension and then a back injury, is finally set to make his return to the mound Wednesday.
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.