Todd Zola examines the impact of new scoring categories on the pitching side, including the rise in value of top set-up men like Tyler Duffey.
Jan Levine returns to survey the National League free-agent landscape, with Carter Kieboom looking good because of a strong path to regular playing time.
Erik Halterman reviews the top available NL picks, with an aging closer in Arizona and a rising star at Citi Field leading the list.
The National League Central is on tap for Brad Johnson this week, and, in Chicago, the Cubs’ pitching success will likely revolve around Yu Darvish’s health.
James Anderson wraps up his look at American League systems and thinks workload could be the only thing holding Forrest Whitley back in 2019.
Jan Levine reminds weekend waiver-wire pillagers to check if Josh Harrison is available following his return to the Pirates.
Clay Link reminds fantasy players to check on Alex Reyes' availability and wants them to get to know the Phillies' likely next closer.
Clay Link takes a spin around baseball and checks in to see how all of the relevant job battles are playing out in spring training.
This week, Brad Johnson examines the National League Central pitching staffs, including Pittsburgh’s Jameson Taillon who had a rough 2017 season but is poised to have a huge 2018.
Jan Levine details this week's top waiver options for the National League, including the arrival of Yu Darvish in Los Angeles.
Brad Johnson examines some of the more significant pitching trades, like A’s starter Sonny Gray, who goes to the New York in a move that could make the Yankees the AL East favorite.
Dave Regan shifts his rumblings toward exploring the ninth-inning pitching situation for each of baseball's 30 teams with the trade deadlne in the rearview.
Jason Collette reviews each team's bullpen and looks at who might move as we enter the second half with the trade deadline approaching.
Erik Siegrist checks out the available talent in the American League free-agent pool and finds some high-profile left-handed pitchers set to make their returns, including Carlos Rodon.
Erik Siegrist sifts through the free agent pool in the American League and thinks Avisail Garcia's hot start makes him worth a look in shallow formats.
Todd Zola examines different approaches for handling saves, and wonders if most fantasy owners are properly pricing the production of elite closers like Kenley Jansen.
Jeff Zimmerman analyzes the closer situations throughout the league and how the trade deadline could impact who closes this year and in 2017 for each team. Is Dellin Betances the future in New York?
Jan Levine highlights the NL's free agent options for the week, and notes that there could be a new closer in Cincinnati.