Todd Zola

James and Lord Zola discuss Luis Castillo and Marcus Stroman's improved strikeout rates. Can they sustain these numbers?

Todd Zola ranks the week's hitting, which features a Royals squad that could be productive on the basepaths against the Yankees and White Sox.

Todd Zola's weekly pitcher rankings feature a number of solid two-start options, including Washington's Stephen Strasburg, who faces two the league's weakest lineups.

Liss and Todd discuss Dansby Swanson's hot start and how drafting quality in the late rounds can save your fantasy baseball squad.

Todd Zola looks at some early pitching performances that have forced him to reconsider his rest-of-season projections, including an impressive start for Luis Castillo.

Liss commiserates with Todd Zola over whether or not he should cut Luis Severino

Todd Zola's weekly ranking of league bats has the A's on top, as they play seven game against weak-pitching clubs.

Todd Zola has last year's AL Cy Young nominees atop this week's pitcher rankings, including Tampa Bay's Blake Snell, who's velocity was up in his second start.

Todd Zola looks at some emerging trends and interesting angles from the first week-plus of baseball and recommends not giving up too quickly on Chris Sale.

Todd Zola breaks down this week's hitter rankings as the Indians are schedule to face some weak arms.

Todd Zola ranks the starting pitching for the first full week of the season. Should we be worried about Chris Sale after his Opening Day pounding?

Todd Zola gives a glimpse at how to take advantage of your league's rule set by explaining why he built a pitching staff around dominant middle relievers such as Chad Green.

Todd Zola joins Jeff & Liss to explain his "wait on pitchers" approach in a recent SXM AL-Only Hosts draft.

Todd Zola ranks the opening week's hitting, as Giancarlo Stanton and the Yankees are primed to get off to a productive start.

Todd Zola is back with the first pitcher rankings of the season. No surprise, Washington's Max Scherzer is on top.

Max Scherzer has climbed up to third in RotoWire's composite rankings. Check out all of our changes in this week's Roundtable Rankings.

Todd Zola professes his love for season-long DFS leagues, a format that avoids the havoc injuries to key players like Chris Sale can wreak on your chances of success.

Vladimir Guerrero's oblique injury could further delay his arrival to Toronto. How much does he fall in the latest installment of the RotoWire Roundtable?

Todd Zola breaks down why and how conventional valuation systems break down, and examines what it really means to overpay in an auction for an elite hitter like Christian Yelich.

Luis Severino's shoulder injury has sent him tumbling in the second installment of the RotoWire Roundtable Rankings.

DVR and Todd debate whether or not Charlie Blackmon is being undervalued in 2019 fantasy drafts.

Todd Zola discusses his method of prepping for an auction and how he was able to adjust on the fly in AL LABR when the bidding for aces like Justin Verlander got too pricey.

RotoWire staffers share their overall 2019 rankings to create the first composite Top 350 of 2019.

Todd Zola offers some tips for navigating auctions and suggests having a purpose for every nomination, such as tossing Max Scherzer out early to establish a ceiling on ace salaries.

Todd Zola examines some overlooked factors in putting together freeze lists in keeper and dynasty leagues, including the hidden cost of blocking your utility spot with a player like Khris Davis.

Todd Zola tackles points-based scoring formats in his article for the 2019 RotoWire Fantasy Baseball Guide.

Todd Zola takes a look at a couple of young stars he has ranked below their current market price, including the Braves' Ronald Acuna.

Todd Zola looks at what it would take to build a competitive pitching staff without using early picks on true aces and focuses on upside arms like Zack Wheeler.

Todd Zola looks at a couple of recent drafts in which he avoided chasing aces early, and instead found himself with Mike Foltynewicz topping his staff.

Todd Zola dives into the numbers to take a look at whether it's really necessary to grab an ace like Chris Sale with an early-round pick.