Wins have been hard to come by this season. Jason Collette examines early run-support numbers and notes pitchers that have enjoyed good fortune in that regard, and those that have not, like Corbin Burnes.
Jason Collette's Bold Predictions continue! Find out why he likes Willy Adames to build on last season's success and which Cubs reliever he's picking to lead the club in saves.
Jason Collette looks at the growing trend of middle-relief wins, led by the unicorn, Yusmeiro Petit.
Jan Levine takes a look at the National League free agent pool this week and who might be of service to your squad between now and October.
Sasha Yodashkin highlights some favorable matchups on Saturday's slate and is willing to pay top dollar for Ryan Braun hitting in the desert against the struggling Patrick Corbin.
Winning tournaments on FanDuel requires a lot of things to go right, and it's imperative to maximize the number of home-run hitters on your squad.
Michael Rathburn explains how he picks starting pitchers on FanDuel and breaks down the stats to show which ones have provided the most value this season.
Paul Sporer's weekly value meter highlights a surging Chris Sale who has dominated batters in the last five starts.
Erik Siegrist debuts the RotoWire Hitter Value Meter this week, which lays out the teams and hitters facing friendly schedules, not so friendly ones, for the upcoming scoring period.
Rotowire's Jerry Donabedian Can't Get Enough Of Jake Odorizzi
Despite the inflated price, RotoWire's Benny Ricciardi is all over Troy Tulowitzki on Friday, weather permitting.
As Joey Butler continues to gain consistency with his at-bats, he proves that a 29-year old rookie can have value.
Jose Altuve continues to smash left-handed pitching, and RotoWire's Benny Ricciardi says the Astros' second baseman is a great play at under $4,000 on FanDuel.
Oakland is a curious place to look for offense, but one exception is enjoying a solid season.
Paul Sporer's weekly look at starting pitching finds Max Scherzer dominating in the nation's capital more than even the most aggressive projections predicted.
Rotowire's Jerry Donabedian loves the right-handed Houston bats this weekend.
Veteran outfielder's solid start powers the surprising Mets.