Brad Johnson features a few pitchers who have impressed him with both positive hints and/or future potential at this point in the season, starting with the Mets Kodai Senga.
Brad Johnson discusses new rule changes and in Rotation Ramblings, he notes Reid Detmers' quality start to the season.
Brad Johnson reviews bullpens with potential question marks as we dive into the 2023 season starting with the Mets, who are scrambling after the likely season-long loss of Edwin Diaz.
Brad Johnson wraps up his trip around the league's pitching staffs with the National League East, and in Atlanta the hopes are high that Michael Soroka will be healthy.
Ryan Rufe recaps the saves landscape in this year's NFBC Main Event and shares his own hits and misses from this past season.
Erik Halterman's column this week features players with compelling story lines, including Aaron Judge whose 46 homers on the season put him on pace for 65.
Jason Collette examines everything that's possible down the stretch by taking a look at some of the best stretch runs of the past few seasons.
Ryan Rufe gives a tiered ranking of his top 70 closers for the rest of the season, with Clay Holmes jumping up near the top.
Erik Siegrist scopes out the waiver options in the AL as top Rays prospect Josh Lowe gets another shot at proving he's ready to handle big-league pitching.
Brad Johnson dives deeper into his theory about good and bad pitching outings being somewhat predictable, using Carlos Rodon as one of his test subjects.
Todd Zola recaps the previous day's baseball action, including an argument for creating a 'team error' scoring option.
Erik Siegrist takes a look at the AL free-agent pool as Shane Baz makes his long-awaited season debut for Tampa Bay.
Brad Johnson writes about how the changing landscape of the game is impacting fantasy and how he avoids pitchers on teams with horrible defenses, like Aaron Nola and the Phillies
Jason Shebilske analyzes the top waiver-wire options for the week, including Milwaukee's Aaron Ashby.
Erik Siegrist checks out the talent in the American League free-agent pool as Royce Lewis pushes his way back to the majors.
Brad Johnson discusses AL bullpens with question marks still remaining, like in Boston where Matt Barnes has closer ability but continues to struggle.
Bernie Pleskoff offers his rankings of designated hitters and relievers, starting with Yordan Alvarez in Houston.
How far does Fernando Tatis Jr. have to fall before you'd draft him? Tim Schuler and Jeff Erickson answered that question in the NFBC's Main Event draft.