Brad Johnson examines pitchers, who, while risky, have hinted better days are imminent, starting with Yankees' pitcher Jordan Montgomery, who's among Johnson's favorite trade targets.
Joe Sheehan trusts the process in light of some tough beats last week and digs back in for Tuesday's mega-slate with four wagers he's targeting, including a bounce-back for the Astros against the Tigers.
With the trade deadline approaching, Bernie Pleskoff looks at what National League teams have to offer, and what they need. Will the Dodgers continue to offer Joc Pederson?
Todd Zola takes another look at the value of high-strikeout middle relievers, such as the Mets' Seth Lugo, in the current run-scoring environment.
Erik Siegrist serves up the first batch of waiver options of the season in the American League, where Eloy Jimenez's surprise contract signing has the top prospect in the White Sox's Opening Day lineup.
On the eve of a big draft weekend, Scott Jenstad delves into players he’s targeting outside the top 100, including Pirates outfielder Corey Dickerson.
This week, Brad Johnson focuses on pitching staffs in the AL Central, where in Cleveland, starter Corey Kluber is a proven winner to lead any fantasy staff.
Erik Siegrist looks over the waiver wire heading into the final two weeks of the season and notes that Reynaldo Lopez is pitching far too well to be unrostered.
Brad Johnson looks at recommendations he made heading into the season to see how they’ve panned out, good or bad, featuring Red Sox star pitcher Chris Sale.
Brad Johnson checks in with unsettled AL bullpen assignments to see where they may be headed including in Los Angeles, where Blake Parker is the closer for now.
Erik Siegrist looks for potential 2019 save sources in all 30 big-league bullpens, including a peek at what might happen in Boston if Craig Kimbrel leaves as a free agent.
Brad Johnson dives into the impact of the non-waiver trade deadline on pitchers like Cole Hamels, who was in the middle of a disappointing season with the Rangers when he got traded to the Cubs.
Erik Siegrist dives into the AL player pool, where Elvis Andrus is just one of a number of key hitters to come off the disabled list over the last week.
Brad Johnson discusses the various options for managing your fantasy pitchers, and offers nonstarter/noncloser relievers to consider, including “super reliever” Andrew Miller.
Scott Jenstad laments that in Bryce Harper’s last four years, his batting average has gone back and forth from elite to bad, and this year’s average is starting off in the bad category.
Brad Johnson describes MLB’s draft and upcoming pitchers to watch out for. In Notable Rotation Ramblings, Johnson notes Cleveland pitcher Corey Kluber’s consistency this season.
Brad Johnson looks at frequently changing closer situations in the National League, like in Miami, where there’s a three-horse race between current closer Brad Ziegler, and Kyle Barraclough and Drew Steckenrider.
Jason Collette analyzes the struggles of Paul Goldschmidt and what fantasy owners can expect the rest of the way. Is it possible the humidor is in his head?