Chris Henne spent plenty of time during the last tournament talking about how overpriced Andre-Pierre Gignac was, but he's now flipping the script and ready to pay up for the Tigres attacker.
Despite playing at Petco Park on Friday, RotoWire's Kevin Payne likes the fantasy upside of Phillies first baseman Tommy Joseph.
Yankees starter Michael Pineda has allowed at least five runs in three of his last five starts, giving Sasha Yodashkin every reason to use Indians lefties Jason Kipnis and Francisco Lindor.
With Tim Lincecum on the hill Friday, Chris Olson is ready to unleash Mariners outfielder Nelson Cruz and his .209 ISO against right-handed pitching.
C.J. Radune has 2013 winner Kyle Busch in the top spot of his lower-risk lineup for the final road course race of the season.
With no real aces going Thursday, the available pitching options include plenty of question marks, but Neil Parker explains why Bartolo Colon is worth a look.
Jedd Gyorko has been red hot of late, and James Seltzer explains why he has a great chance to keep it going Thursday against the Reds.
Chris Bennett looks to save money at catcher on the Thursday Yahoo slate, tabbing Seattle's Mike Zunino, who has upside against left-handers.
We know what gold medal favorite Team USA has to offer, but which international players should be in your lineup?
Alex Spalding recommends stacking Indians against Twins starter Tyler Duffey on Wednesday, including the red-hot Carlos Santana.
Juan Carlos Blanco finds a lot of favorable matchups on Wednesday's slate including David Ortiz, who has three homers in 10 career at-bats against Hisashi Iwakuma.
The Yankees have one of the worst wOBAs against left-handed pitching this season, and that was before they traded away Carlos Beltran, setting up nicely for Steven Matz on Wednesday.
C.J. Radune believes that Tony Stewart, who’s won at Watkins Glen five times in his career, is priced well below his potential for this road course.
Juan Carlos Blanco checks out Tuesday's slate and can't resists paying up for Nelson Cruz given his career track record against David Price.
With a short course before him, Bubba Watson will look to repeat last year while playing in a field full of top ranked golfers.
There are a number of Astros who have hit knuckleballers well in their careers, which sets up nicely for Tuesday's matchup against the Blue Jays' R.A. Dickey.
Neil Parker recommends stacking right-handed Angels against Sean Manaea on Tuesday, headlined by the always-dangerous Mike Trout.