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Brad Johnson features a few pitchers who have impressed him with both positive hints and/or future potential at this point in the season, starting with the Mets Kodai Senga.
Brad Johnson explains how injuries can significantly impact a pitcher's performance and how it in turn affects a fantasy team.
Brad Johnson looks at unstable AL bullpens, including in Texas where the Rangers hope Jose Leclerc will step up to claim the closer job.
Brad Johnson dives into some unsettled National League bull pens, including in Washington, where Kyle Finnegan is getting most ninth-inning work for now.
Brad Johnson examines under-performing pitchers as we head into May to determine whether they're worth hanging on to, starting with Chicago's Lance Lynn.
Even with some uneven performances from pitchers throughout MLB thus far, Brad Johnson recommends a handful of hurlers to pursue for fantasy pitching staffs.
Brad Johnson discusses new rule changes and in Rotation Ramblings, he notes Reid Detmers' quality start to the season.
Brad Johnson goes into detail about his hometown league and whom he chose to roster and why, beginning with his starting pitcher, Dodger ace Julio Urias.
Brad Johnson reviews bullpens with potential question marks as we dive into the 2023 season starting with the Mets, who are scrambling after the likely season-long loss of Edwin Diaz.
Brad Johnson wraps up his trip around the league's pitching staffs with the National League East, and in Atlanta the hopes are high that Michael Soroka will be healthy.
Brad Johnson continues his analysis of pitching in each division with the AL East, where in Toronto Johnson anticipates Alek Manoah will have another spectacular season.
Brad Johnson looks at pitching in the NL Central where in Cincinnati, he believes Nick Lodolo might be a value pick.
Brad Johnson breaks down the pitching situations in the AL Central, starting in Chicago where Johnson expects Lucas Giolito to have a bounce-back season.
In a loaded Dodgers rotation, Brad Johnson believes Julio Urias doesn't get the hype he deserves and could be a bargain in drafts.
Mound Musings is back for the season and Brad Johnson takes a look at AL West pitching, starting in Houston where a breakout year for Framber Valdez in 2022 offers hope to a lineup in flux.
As the MLB regular season draws to its conclusion, Brad Johnson presents his Kids on Parade list, and at the top sits Grayson Rodriguez, the Orioles' star prospect.
Brad Johnson reveals his 2022 Pitching Awards, with Dylan Cease earning Pitcher of the Year honors.
Brad Johnson checks in with his thoughts on the new MLB rules, the importance of innings pitched, and a handful of pitchers making waves in recent weeks.
Mound Musings sorts out some of the most unsettled bullpens, including in Seattle where Brad Johnson believes Andres Munoz will eventually get the closers job.
Brad Johnson features a few pitchers who have impressed him at this point in the season with solid numbers or future potential, starting with the White Sox Dylan Cease.
Brad Johnson takes a look at which pitchers might be worth a look during the season's final month, starting with Mike Soroka who's been out since August of 2020 with a ruptured Achilles.
Brad Johnson looks at pitchers who could potentially offer considerable value on draft day 2023, including Phillies pitcher Noah Syndergaard.
Brad Johnson checks in on bullpens in flux, including in Baltimore where Felix Bautista could take on the closer role.
Brad Johnson breaks down the biggest pitcher trades after the deadline, starting with Luis Castillo who goes from Cincinnati to a better fielding team in Seattle.
Brad Johnson examines some significant 2022 underperforming pitchers, beginning with Trevor Rodgers in Miami, who’s 4-10 so far this season.
Brad Johnson dives into the new pitchers on Draft Day and in Notable Rotation Ramblings, he discusses the possibility that Stephan Strasburg might be nearing an end to his stellar career.
Brad Johnson discusses players to watch out for at Saturday’s Futures Game, and ponders whether Cardinal pitcher Jack Flaherty will be back this season.
Brad Johnson discusses players who might be traded at the deadline, including Oakland’s Frankie Montas, who’s currently day to day with a shoulder injury.
Brad Johnson discusses how the players on his "Home" league pitching staff are doing nearing the second half of the season, including Shohei Ohtani, his No. 3 SP.
Brad Johnson dives deeper into his theory about good and bad pitching outings being somewhat predictable, using Carlos Rodon as one of his test subjects.
Brad Johnson discusses a few pitchers making a significant positive impact so far this season, like the Yankees' Nestor Cortes, plus a few pitchers who have disappointed.
In Brad Johnson’s opinion, Cardinals pitcher Miles Mikolas makes a good matchup pitcher, and he uses this week’s Mound Musings to explain why.
Brad Johnson writes about how the changing landscape of the game is impacting fantasy and how he avoids pitchers on teams with horrible defenses, like Aaron Nola and the Phillies
Brad Johnson discusses AL bullpens with question marks still remaining, like in Boston where Matt Barnes has closer ability but continues to struggle.
Brad Johnson reviews some NL bullpens with question marks still remaining, including in Cincinnati, where Lucas Sims keeps hitting the injured list.
Brad Johnson discusses why he hates the sinker, and in Rotation Ramblings he writes about how Nestor Cortes took a no-hitter, with 11 strikeouts, into the eighth inning of his last start against Texas.
Brad Johnson describes pitchers who are close to establishing themselves at a new level, beginning with the Blue Jays' Alek Manoah.
Brad Johnson discusses popular fantasy pitchers who he's avoiding, like Dylan Bundy, whose stuff is unlikely to fool hitters as they become more familiar with the Twins pitcher.
Brad Johnson features a few pitchers who have impressed with solid numbers and future potential at this point in the season, starting with Kyle Wright in Atlanta.
Brad Johnson offers insight into the pitching staff of his hometown fantasy league, beginning with his No.1 pitcher, Dodger Julio Urias.
Brad Johnson reviews unsettled National League bullpens, starting in St. Louis where Jordan Hicks has recently moved from reliever to starter.
Brad Johnson reviews AL bullpens with question marks as we dive into the 2022 season, including in Minnesota where Taylor Rodgers should be one of the more productive closers in the AL.
Brad Johnson writes about the fantasy impact of pitchers changing teams and ballparks, and how the change might affect their seasons, starting in Minnesota where Sonny Gray has been added to the rotation.
In Brad Johnson’s first column of the season, he discusses a few of his “pass or play” picks, starting with the Cardinals’ pitcher Jack Flaherty.
Brad Johnson ends the season with a look at up and coming pitchers, including Sixto Sanchez should be part of an impressive Marlins rotation if he’s healthy in 2022.
In a season full of pitching surprises, Brad Johnson offers his 2021 award winners, starting with the Newcomer Award going to San Francisco’s Logan Webb.
Brad Johnson puts together a hypothetical seven-man starting rotation with players who are 36 or older, starting with Houston's Justin Verlander.
Brad Johnson dedicates his entire column to a single player: Shohei Ohtani, who’s making fantasy history as a two-way player.
Brad Johnson discusses which pitchers might be worth having on your team for the final month of the season, including Miami’s Edward Cabrera.
Brad Johnson creates a list of pitchers who are establishing themselves as players to target on draft day next season, including the Phillies’ Aaron Nola.