Rays' outfielder Kevin Kiermaier is Monday's recommended pickup after hitting .381 with seven extra-base hits during the first week of the season.
With nine games on the slate Sunday, finding the right lineup is going to take getting the right mix of high-salaried and low-salaried players.
With nine games on the slate Sunday, finding the right lineup is going to take getting the right mix of high-salaried and low-salaried players.
Benny Ricciardi is all over Bryce Harper on Sunday against a pitcher who threw only 12 major-league innings last season.
Joakim Soria becomes the latest in a line of reused relievers.
Joakim Soria becomes the latest in a line of reused relievers.
RotoWire's daily games expert Jerry Donabedian has his weekly list of good plays on DraftKings for the weekend.
Joel Bartilotta picks the Saturday night slate and sees a great stacking opportunity with the Rangers against Roberto Hernandez.
With six games on the slate, there should be a good mix of low, mid, and high-tier salaries to create interesting lineups with high potential Saturday.
With six games on the slate, there should be a good mix of low, mid, and high-tier salaries to create interesting lineups with high potential Saturday.
Chris joins Ben Mankiewicz of TYT Sports to discuss basic strategies for setting your MLB DFS lineup.
The Penguins face a must-win situation Saturday against Buffalo, while the red-hot Kyle Turris looks to help the Senators get into the postseason on the final day of the regular season.
Miguel Castro appears to have taken over the closer role for the Blue Jays. That, plus more discussed in Saturday's lineup card.
With 12 games on the slate, finding the right mix of value plays and high-salaried players is going to be key to winning contests on FanDuel.
Alex Spalding is perfectly fine building his FantasyAces lineup around the Dodgers' Adrian Gonzalez, who had three home runs Wednesday.
After dealing with nagging injuries and slumps for much of the season, Bradley Beal is finally peaking.
Albert Pujols isn't the player he once was, but Jerry Donabedian doesn't think there should be 16 higher-priced first basemen this weekend.