Ryan Rufe recaps the saves landscape in this year's NFBC Main Event and shares his own hits and misses from this past season.
Ryan Rufe recaps this past season's saves landscape. Just how many teams preferred closer committees over the conventional approach?
The trade deadline has left closer situations in flux around the league, but Ryan Rufe is here to break it all down.
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.
Todd Zola gives his thoughts on Wednesday's MLB action, including a reassessment of Brandon Drury's rest-of-season projection.
Ryan Rufe explains the thought process behind his Closer in Waiting Rankings.
Atlanta's top hitting prospect is with the club and Jan Levine sees him playing enough where he should be added ASAP.
Bryce Harper tops Erik Halterman's list of risers and fallers, as he's slashing .305/.361/.634 even with an injured elbow.
Brad Johnson discusses why he hates the sinker, and in Rotation Ramblings he writes about how Nestor Cortes took a no-hitter, with 11 strikeouts, into the eighth inning of his last start against Texas.
Erik Halterman uses Monday's column to compare a player's NFBC average draft position to his Earned Auction Value ranking, beginning his analysis with Marlins starting pitcher Pablo Lopez.
Ryan Rufe analyzes applies a couple of advanced stats to analyze bullpens across the league. Is it time to give up on Jake McGee in San Francisco?
Erik Halterman looks at players whose stock is rising or falling, starting with the Cubs' Seiya Suzuki, who has done well so far in his transition to MLB.
Dan Marcus urges you to check and see if Odubel Herrera is still available in your leagues.
Ryan Rufe analyzes what we learned about closer situations in the first week of baseball, including how southpaw Taylor Rogers is fitting in in San Diego.
Brad Johnson reviews unsettled National League bullpens, starting in St. Louis where Jordan Hicks has recently moved from reliever to starter.
Clay Link reviews the team he drafted in the NFBC Main Event on Tuesday evening and reveals his player shares list at the end of his draft season.
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.