Erik Halterman does a deep dive on Jared Jones' hot early season start and whether or not it's sustainable.
Dan Marcus looks at non-closing relievers who can provide value in points leagues, including starters who qualify at RP like the Rays' Zack Littell.
How new is the rise in pitcher injuries, and what's causing it? And will we ever get back to a time when those injuries are less common?
A couple Philly pitchers highlight Jan Levine's latest NL rundown.
The beginning of the season brings new injuries, and in Chicago, the Cubs preparing to be without pitcher Justin Steele for at least a month for a hamstring strain.
Jan Levine surveys the fallout from the opening week and provides his top recommendations.
A college baseball parlay is the main focus of John Venezia's best college baseball picks today. In celebration of MLB Opening Day, Venezia adds a trio of MLB player props as well.
MLB picks for each division plus playoff bets and a World Series prediction are John Venezia's focus in this final look at 2024 MLB Futures. Can the Reds deliver on their potential?
Even with a tough matchup against the Phillies in Citizens Bank Park on Opening Day, Spencer Strider takes the top spot in the first Weekly Pitcher Rankings of the year.
Jeff Stotts kicks off the season with his first injury report, featuring Kyle Bradish, who will start the year on the IL after being diagnosed with a partially torn UCL in his throwing elbow.
Jeff Erickson and Tim Schuler drew the 1.1 pick in their NFBC Main Event. How did they build their roster after selecting Ronald Acuña Jr.?
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.
Todd Zola considers the impact of extra rest on starting pitchers and wonders if the Orioles will treat Corbin Burnes with the same care that the Brewers did.
Ronald Acuna holds onto the top spot in the RotoWire Roundtable despite his knee scare, but there's plenty of movement behind him.
Brad Johnson has moved to the NL Central, and in Cincinnati, Hunter Greene, with one of the biggest arms in baseball, clearly has considerable potential.
It's still all Ronald Acuna at the top, but Julio Rodriguez has now claimed the second spot in the latest edition of the RotoWire Roundtable rankings.
The RotoWire Roundtable crew shares their latest rankings, with changes as high as the early first round.
Todd Zola considers a new approach to regressing a pitcher's BABIP, which suggests better days should be ahead for Hunter Greene.