Wednesday's best MLB DFS picks on FanDuel include Atlanta's Reynaldo Lopez as he looks to keep dealing against the Marlins.
Jan Levine discusses some players you should have on your rosters.
Juan Soto is one of the hottest hitters in baseball, and his New York Yankees are one of the teams playing a full seven games, as Todd Zola digs in with his Weekly Hitter Ranking for April 21-27.
Hosting the Cubs on Tuesday, the Diamondbacks bats are a great DFS option to fill out your lineup.
Tuesday's top MLB DFS options on FanDuel include Hunter Greene, who offers plenty of upside against a struggling Mariners lineup.
Todd Zola presents the Weekly Hitter Rankings.
Sunday's FanDuel MLB preview looks at a few pitchers who could post some decent fantasy numbers.
Evan Carter and the Texas Rangers join the Houston Astros atop the Weekly Hitter Rankings, presented by Todd Zola.
Luis Robert and the Chicago White Sox face a full slate of games and front Todd Zola's Weekly Hitter Rankings for the Week of April 1-7.
Logan Gilbert and the Mariners host the Red Sox in Game 3 of their series Saturday.
RotoWire President Peter Schoenke gives his annual take on MLB over/under bets. He's won 53.6 percent of his bets over 23 years. Is Kansas City really the most improved team?
Jan Levine kicks off the column for 2024 and examines all the NL positional battles.
Injuries and signings have caused plenty of shifts in our rankings over the last two weeks, with Elly De La Cruz jumping up six spots due to teammates missing time.
Who's winning the National League's biggest job battles, and who's losing them? Three injuries in the Marlins rotation have put A.J. Puk in the former camp.
Ronald Acuna holds onto the top spot in the RotoWire Roundtable despite his knee scare, but there's plenty of movement behind him.
Which players are rising up draft boards this spring, and which players are tumbling down?
The NL Central is full of job battles as always this spring, though in a pleasant turn from most recent seasons, many of them feature exciting players like Chicago's Christopher Morel.
Every year, someone emerges from the middle or late rounds to produce first-round fantasy value. Who will that player be this season?